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A Rare Black Jaguar In A Man-Made Cave: A Case Against ‘Closed Zoos’

Opinions about zoos have changed in the last decades, with a number of countries opting for radical, alternative means of education and conservation.

5 Ways To Savour Prawns In Sri Lanka

Over the years, Sri Lankans have found many ways to enjoy prawn dishes—be it for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Here are the top five Sri Lankan prawn dishes that’ll leave prawn lovers’ taste buds at peace.

Will The Proposed Animal Welfare Bill Have Anything More Than Its 15 Seconds Of Fame?

Every year, we hear of gruesome acts of cruelty towards animals. However, the only piece of legislature that could combat it is languishing in legal hell.

The Surprising Benifits Of Weightlifting

When it comes to getting in shape, there are many Instagram-friendly fitness trends that flood the internet. But lifting weights, that old-fashioned favourite, has many advantages you may never have known about, both for your body and your mind.

A Fighting Chance

In a school in Pallebowala, Kandy, a group of fighters are gearing up for the fight of their lives. Training dawn to dusk everyday, these young athletes have dedicated themselves to the art of Muay Thai. However, their chance to represent Sri Lanka remains uncertain.

Dealing With The Death Penalty: The Fallout From Reimposition

The unexpected question caught Samadhi* (22) off guard, and she paused a moment before answering. The composure she had displayed thus far cracked, and her eyes welled up.
“People make mistakes,” she answered finally. “[But] that doesn’t mean they have to be murdered.”

‘Magic In My Brain’: An Appreciation Of The Life And Work Of Jean Arasanayagam

Writer and poet Jean Arasanayagam, whose work has influenced generations of writers in Sri Lanka, passed away last month, at the age of 87.

Sun, Surf And Sri Lanka

From a novelty sport to a local sensation – here’s the story of how the thrill of surfing found the shores of Sri Lanka.

Fewer Sri Lankan Students Are Failing Their G.C.E. Exams: What Does This Mean?

Changes by the Education Department and Examinations Department have made it easier for students to pass their GCE examinations. But does this address the larger issues?

HIIT – Better Than Cardio?

When it comes to getting in shape in Sri Lanka, cardio is what most people talk about. But have you heard of HIIT? It takes less time than a jog around Independence Square, and is a lot more intense.

How Sri Lanka’s Healthcare Industry Is Experimenting With Technological Solutions

When public healthcare is riddled with long waiting hours, limited resources and limited access to doctors, and private healthcare is often costly, digital disruptions are attempting to bridge the gap.

Unrecognised Labour: Domestic Workers And The Lack of Decent Working Conditions In Sri Lanka

“Every day I would wake up at 5 AM and fall into bed, exhausted, around 11 PM. Most times I didn’t have the energy to even change my clothes. From the moment I woke up till the moment I slept, it was work, work, work all the time,” Shanthi* told Roar Media.

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