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Gamini Seneviratne, whose article in …. is entitled “Sri Lanka and India: Fact and Fiction” There are several features through history that India and Sri Lanka have from time to time drawn from each other elements of their culture. However, … Continue reading →

ALWAYS SUPPORT A GOVERNMENT THAT DOES GOOD! Yes, even Madame Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga knows that in her heart. Having lost her beloved father to nationalist extremism, she very well knows the dangers of the very forces he unleashed to the … Continue reading →

Dr Anas Iqtait of  , whose chosen title was “Tony Blair’s ‘Board of Peace’ is a farce, not diplomacy” Donald Trump’s 20-point “peace  plan” for Gaza, unveiled with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s endorsement, has been  presented as a blueprint … Continue reading →

Dilshan Madushanka in FACEBOOK Rosemary Rogers was born Rosemary Jansz on 7 December 1932 in Panadura in what was then British Ceylon now Sri Lanka. She was born into a prosperous Dutch Portuguese Burgher family that owned several private schools. … Continue reading →

Professor GL Peiris  … at https://www.dailymirror.lk/print/opinion/S-J-V-Chelvanayakam-Visionary-and-statesman/172-338795 …. with this title: “S.J.V. Chelvanayakam: Visionary and Statesman”  He consistently showed courage and capacity for endurance Chelvanayakam first contested the parliamentary election of 1947 He never flinched when taking tough decisions During the disturbances in March … Continue reading →

M. Tharik in Daily News, 12 March 2026, where the title reads “The Man who turns Stones into Sight” This village is located close to Pilimatalawa. I come across a man who sits at a small workbench turning stone into … Continue reading →

Andrew McGlashan in ESPNcricinfo, 12 November 2026 “Australia-England face off again but most eyes are elsewhere Beardman will make his ODI debut while England likely need to decide which frontline spinner to play, but no one is really talking about … Continue reading →