Sri Lanka spends foreign exchange on importing food to the value of Rs. 400 billion of which Rs. 60 million had been spent on sugar, while Rs. 50 billion for milk. A further approximately, Rs. […]

Provincial councils of the nine provinces of Sri Lanka have legislative power over a variety of matters: agriculture, education, health, housing, land, local government, planning, police, road transport and social services. But successive central governments […]

“Whatever career you may choose for yourself – doctor, lawyer and teacher – let me propose an avocation to be pursued along with it. Become a dedicated fighter for civil rights. Make it a central […]

Fuel Oil and Grease, “FOG” halted supply of drinking water to people in Chunnkam and its neighbourhood the past three years and the exact source of water contamination has been made a mystery, due to […]

Palaly is an important airport for North of Sri Lanka and is at present used by the forces and civilian aircraft connecting Jaffna Peninsula with the rest of the country. Sri Lanka needs to develop […]

After independence in 1948 Sri Lanka developed and became a paradise island in the fifties. Regrettably rulers’ greed for power resulted in them adopting discriminatory policies, which created an ever increasing gap between the ruling […]

When the country gained independence in 1948 the concept of social equality was unknown to the people. The patriotism of the Sinhala people was based on historical memory of past struggles in which their religious […]

  By R.T.Ramachandran In preparing the new constitution, it needs to be understood that civil liberties that strengthen democracy will only be available in a society that adheres to the principle of representative government, which […]

If we Sri Lankan accept that million years ago our ancestors were roaming around hunting in search of food living in caves virtually like animals. With evolution, we came out of living in caves began […]