Are you a judgmental person?
By Venuri Gangodawila Once during the time of Lord Buddha, there lived a sect of Brahmins in India who observed…
Category: OPINIONS
Need to go beyond using anti-corruption as political weapon
By Jehan Perera One of the promises of the government alliance, when they contested the 2015 presidential and general elections,…
Financial institutions very traditional in way they manage and protect data
The financial sector is under increasing pressure from many stakeholders to manage regulatory compliance and the associated risk more effectively.…
Empowering the middle income strata: a much needed step towards development
By Venuri Gangodawila Few days ago, our family was having a light discussion about the current situation of the country.…
INTERVIEW: MAITHRI GUNARATNE
RECENTLY the Prime Minister expressed some interesting views. One such view was that when it comes to the Central Expressway…
Rosmah’s daughter speaks out: Greed, corruption, abuse, and black magic from Najib, mother and family
Amidst the internal drama that has been unfolding since the Election Commission confirmed what we already knew — that the…
World Press Freedom Day: Are journalists increasingly under attack?
More than 2,500 journalists have been killed since 1990, and media rights groups warn, on World Press Freedom Day on…
Secularism: Protecting the sacred from the profane
The concept of secularism gives little scope for researchers to fully comprehend its successes and failures even after the several…
Lester – a treasure Sri Lanka didn’t treasure enough A Tribute
By Bandula Jayasekara Political vultures are circling round the late Maestro Lester James Peries after his death. They have instructed…
The Brief Origins of May Day1
This article is reproduced by Mr T Rusiripala, one-time CBEU President who initiated an Independent Trade Union Movement for the…