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70th Independence: From imperialism to debt-servitude?

Seventy years ago, when Sri Lanka regained its political Independence after centuries of foreign domination, the next goal was to obtain its economic freedom. Today, on the eve of the country’s 70th anniversary of Independence, the Government is preparing to enact a new Active Liability Management Law as Sri Lanka’s…


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Make climate change your cause, Lord Puttnam tells younger generation

Make climate change your cause, Lord Puttnam tells younger generation

With 10 Oscars, 25 BAFTAs and the Palme d’Or at Cannes among his innumerable accolades (and these are only for film) Lord David Puttnam can cut an intimidating…

In search of a well-hidden Royal secret

The portraits of an Indian servant at Osbourne House which piqued Shrabani Basu’s interest is how ‘Victoria and Abdul’ began. She says of servant Abdul Karim, “There were…

Letters to the Editor

How to select only those worthy of election My attention was drawn to recent letters to the press by Dr. A.C. Visvalingam, Edward Gunawardena and Dr. M.M. Rajapakse…

She came and conquered with her first “hello”

She came and conquered with her first “hello”

I’m delighted, because I think if I wasn’t giving the introduction there is no way I would get in to hear her,” says author Sallyanne Atkinson on Day…

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Fostering unity and integration through literature

Fostering unity and integration through literature

The Fairway National Literary Awards 2017 were presented amidst much excitement at the Fairway Pavilion, just…

University of Peradeniya: Utopia never lost

Can we break the cycle of cultural extinction in Sri Lanka?

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Lack of commitment of the mercenary soldiers

Lack of commitment of the mercenary soldiers

The Dutch decided to leave King Rajasinghe out of the scene of the struggle to besiege…

AIM students stepped into the Animal Kingdom

Good Friends! Good Times!

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