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Bridging Nations: An interview with Semih Lütfü Turgut, Türkiye’s Ambassador to Sri Lanka
Affable, charming and immensely proud to represent his country, HE Ambassador of Türkiye, Semih Lütfü Turgut recently presented
Turning The Pages With Shankari Chandran
Shankari Chandran is enjoying the success of her latest tome Safe Haven. The Australian author of Sri Lankan origin is known for h
Anushka Hayes: Founder of The Little Club
Anushka Hayes, the founder of The Little Club, has created an inspiring haven for students to unwind and explore their creativity
Winning the Gratiaen Prize: Ramya Chamalie Jirasinghe
Ramya Chamalie Jirasinghe has been honoured with the prestigious Gratiaen Prize for her debut novel, Father Cabraal’s Recipe for
Top Picks From Our Readers: Vegetarian Eateries
As the most sacred day in the Buddhist calendar approaches, many people in Sri Lanka are embracing a vegetarian diet in the lead-u
Turning the Pages with Norgenta Lata
British author Norgenta Lata, is an NHS Mental Health Professional with a wealth of experience in Children and Adolescent Mental H
Dinara Punchihewa: Featured in Forbes 30 under 30
Sri Lankan actress Dinara Punchihewa has achieved a significant milestone by being included in the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30
Delft Island: Portuguese, Dutch and a little English influence
The small island of Delft is approximately 90 minutes from Jaffna by road and sea, yet only 50 kilometres from Tamil Nadu, India.
Thushanee Illangakoon: Initiating Loyalty Programmes for School Alumni
The Metho OGA Loyalty Programme is a groundbreaking initiative conceived by Thushanee Illangakoon, an esteemed alumna of the schoo
Turning the Pages with Ameena Hussein
Ameena Hussein’s multifaceted endeavors make her a standout f igure in Sri Lanka’s literary landscape. With a background in so
The Ceylon Riding Club: Dr Ineke Ann Pitts venture enhances equestrianism in Sri Lanka
Dr. Ineke Pitts, an International Management Consultant, Business Owner & Entrepreneur has a deep-rooted passion for both horses a
Basil Horsfall
Basil Horsfall’s body is assumed to lie in a cemetery in Arras, France. His name appears on a memorial there. He was a Ceylon