Lughadarini Yogaraja

Lughadarini Yogaraja is an Undergraduate in International Studies & Politics while working as an Independent Researcher.

It usually starts in the most relatable Sri Lankan way possible. A woman wakes up and says, “Tomorrow I will start walking.” T

We’re all creatures of habit, even when we don’t mean to be. We fold away our nicest clothes, keep our favorite perfume for sp

In many Sri Lankan workplaces, toxicity doesn’t look aggressive. Instead, it looks polite. It’s the forced smile in the mornin

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Your favourite Sri Lankan creator has just posted a reel from her tuk ride through Colombo, the camera pans to her glossy red lips

Many women pride themselves on their ability to “handle it all” careers, relationships, family responsibilities, and personal

Walk into any Colombo cafe these days and you’ll notice something curious. The person at the next table isn’t just sipping a c

At some point during the transition between the age of innocence and the age of ’’so when is the wedding?’’Every Sri Lanka

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What if the ‘golden ticket’ to lighter skin came with a hidden cost? I’m sure all our bathrooms are neatly stocked with vari