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WNPS: 130 years of dedication to Wildlife and Ecosystem Conservation
In 1894, when the Game Protection Society of Ceylon was established by a group of British colonialists who recognized that the loc
Salmonellosis
Salmonellosis is an infection with a bacteria called Salmonella. We had a chat with Dr Shehan Silva, a Consultant Physician with
Back To Stage: A Collaboration of Schools, Talent, and Generations
Back to Stage,’ an ode to over a hundred years of partnership between Bishop’s College Colombo and S. Thomas’ College Mount
Famous Graves With Many Stories To Tell... Paris
There is a cemetery in northern Paris that ranks most visited in the world. Pere Lachaise has more established stars and celebrit
A Celebration of Art and Legacy of Jayantha Premachandra
This May, Sri Lanka commemorates the life and work of one of its most distinguished artists, Jayantha Premachandra. A retrospectiv
Things to Consider before Applying to Foreign Universities
Many students today choose to pursue their university education overseas – apart from obtaining an internationally recognised qu
Tree Talks: A Podcast Unearthing the Stories of Lunuganga
Geoffrey Bawa once wrote of Lunuganga, his sprawling Bentota garden and longestrunning project: “Nature had often provided marve
The conversation Corner | Tina chats to Roshan Mahanama
The conversation Corner | Tina chats to Roshan Mahanama on his charity and his forthcoming fundraiser.
Villa Spotlight: Mosvold Villa, Ahangama
Imagine waking up to the gentle rhythm of the waves lapping at your window. Sunlight streams through your private balcony at Mosvo
Back to the Stage: Bringing together the talents of young and old
‘Back to Stage’ a celebration of 150 years of Bishop’s College this year and 175 years of S. Thomas’ College (to be celebr
The Importance of Good Nutrition
People with healthy eating patterns live longer and are at lower risk of serious health problems. Good nutrition means that your b
What worries young people?
Life asked 50 young Sri Lankans (18-28) what stresses them the most, and the answers were eye-opening.