“You can't stop the waves but you can learn how to surf”- Jon Kabat-Zinn. The pandemic impacted all of our lives and has left most of us...

A healthy approach Making a self-improvement plan is hard if you first don’t have self-awareness about what is wrong and what you are...

‘Black July’ is the colloquial term used to refer to the Sri Lankan anti-Tamil pogrom which took place in, July 1983. The common...

The Ultimate Fighting Championship in 2021, is one of the World’s Largest franchises in terms of its net worth and fan base although, in...

Undoubtedly we are all aware of the mounting discrimination of Muslims in countless parts of the world that have resulted in thousands of...

By Dulithi Jagoda The Sri Lankan elephant has always been an integral part of our history. They were considered a symbol of pride and...

The South Asian region is known to have one of the highest rates of child marriage across the world. Although the prevalence of child...

Menstruation (colloquially referred to as ‘periods’) is a universal and natural experience in a women’s life, but the meaning given to...

Organ transplantation can be deemed one of the worlds’ most remarkable medical inventions. Since the first transplant in 1954 in the...

At present, it seems increasingly more difficult to find any place in Sri Lanka that is free of some sort of litter; whether it is on the...

By: Rtr. Kaliq Nizamdeen, 2nd Year, LLB. “Kasun, we need to talk.” This was the first thing Kasun saw as he checked his phone as soon as...

According to the World Health Organisation, close to 800,000 people die by suicide each year. This amounts to one life lost to suicide...

The free education policy was implemented in Sri Lanka in 1947, under the guidance of the remarkable personality Mr. C. W. W. Kannangara....