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Well, today’s lesson is on sociology of politics

Well, today’s lesson is on sociology of politics

Amidst a roaring welcome from current students and academics, a nostalgic Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya returned on Thursday to her lecture room at her alma…

Pay-and-commute deals for the corrupt: CIABOC mulls proposal

Says it’s open to requests from accused, if backed by court approval By Ranjith Padmasiri The Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC)…

As gold reaches sky-high, traders push for tax cut to ease price

By Dilushi Wijesinghe Sri Lanka’s gem and jewellery industry has renewed its call to the government to reduce the import duty on gold from 15%…

Business Times

Gold prices on the rise

Gold prices on the rise

Gold prices are surging in the world and in Sri Lanka seeing a dramatic shift in consumer buying trends. In this file picture, a consumer…

Licence plate delays affect over 165,000 new vehicles

New vehicle owners numbering over 165,000 who have waited for over five months without number plates, are forced to hang on for at least another…

Sri Lanka’s labour reforms undergo new checks

Sri Lanka’s labour laws have been under the scanner for some time but this time it will go under a new lens as the new…

Sunday Times E-Paper





Editorial

Independent public prosecutor mired in politics and lawfare

One of the provisions in Resolution (60/L/1/Rev.1) passed without a vote at the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) last week in Geneva was to call for an Independent Public Prosecutor’s Office in Sri Lanka. The resolution “acknowledges with appreciation” the Government’s commitment to establish such an office—independent of the Attorney…


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Education

Being schooled

Being schooled

A section of members of the Lanka Guru Seva Sangamaya attending their 28th national conference held…

Government to discuss Penal Code amendments on corporal punishment

State Printing Corp to increase capacity: Deputy Min

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