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The Clock is Ticking for the Environment
With more trees being cut, more waterways dried up, wildlife hunted and poached, we humans will soon complain about an imbalance i
Iromie Wijewardena
The women portrayed on Iromie Wijewardena’s canvasses are bright and lively. This is her appreciation for women who are breadwin
Maritime Wrecks in Lankan Waters
Did you know that the Southern coastal waters are home to the Indian Ocean’s oldest shipwreck? This means that exploring shipwre
Dr. Vajira Chitrasena
For Dr. Vajira Chitrasena, arts and culture wasn’t an option. Born to a mother who was determined to see her children taking up
Education Sector: Bounce back strategies
With COVID-19 the education sector too is at a standstill. Apart from students having to adjust to online teaching methods, school
A low-key Vesak amidst COVID-19
Vesak, a religious holiday that signifies the birth, enlightenment, and death of Gautama Buddha lately became an occasion to go si
Challenges and Bounce Back Strategies
While the government is preparing for an exit strategy, many sectors are rethinking on bounce back strategies. One of the biggest
Extended Curfew Period and Impact on Wildlife
When 25-year old A.M.S.P Bandara, a Wildlife ranger attached to the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) breathed his last du
Easter Sunday attack : One year after tragedy struck
It was around 8.44 am on April 21, 2019 – Easter Sunday. Some were immersed in prayer, some children were having their breakfast
Indefinite curfew: What about the pets?
While humans in areas with indefinite curfew periods are struggling to find essential items and vegetables, it may also be a chall
The world is recovering…
There was a time when humans were in a rat race, trying to make ends meet, sticking to deadlines and ignoring life. There was no