• 12 May 2017
Lankan Moms vs Technology

Our mothers are truly amazing. They successfully gave birth to us and managed to keep us alive for so long. They taught us everything we know and fixe

  • 11 May 2017
Is Being A Mum Getting Tougher By The Day?

Every mum worries about their children. Be it about falling while playing, or eating well or their entire future in general regardless of how old you

  • 08 May 2017
Taking A Day Off Vs. Receiving Gifts

This Mother’s Day we speak to mums to find out what they really want!

  • 05 May 2017
7 Jogging Tracks In And Around Colombo

It’s time to trade in your stilettoes and Derby’s for a pair of trainers as we run through the jogging tracks of Colombo and its suburbs. City dwe

  • 04 May 2017
Gudppl Organises Adams Peak Clean Up

Gudppl (good people) is a new social network, with a passion to make a positive meaningful impact around the world through volunteerism. They are comm

  • 28 April 2017
Threats To Dogs At UoSJ

The removal of dogs has raised concerns among the dog loving community and many incidents have been reported with regard to inhumanity towards these a

  • 27 April 2017
Suicide Awareness

In this day and age of technological progression, the act of engaging in hashtag activism has been imbibed in our psyche. And not without reason. The

  • 26 April 2017
Lankan Household Myths Laid Bare

Now, I know we’ve all had our fair share of anecdotes ever-so-generously conveyed to us by the older and possibly wiser folk. From little yarns abou

  • 25 April 2017
Unhealthy Eating Habits In Young People

’’Oh! You have put on some weight!’’ is a rather brutally honest remark, which we often hear from our relatives or loved ones. But the impact

  • 24 April 2017
Is Sri Lanka fast becoming a perverts’ paradise?

Sexual harassment in any form is unacceptable. Unfortunately in Sri Lanka sexual harassment is on the increase. Locals and tourists alike more often t

  • 20 April 2017
Laments from Mavil Aru

The thirty year ethnic conflict victimised the entire nation, threatening the lives of many in addition to those who were killed or went missing. Whil

  • 12 April 2017
How do YOU celebrate Avurudu?

April 13th marks the journey of the Sun from Meena to Mesha (from Pisces to/Pies) in the Zodiac. The traditions associated with the Sinhala and Tamil

  • 07 April 2017
The Art of the Email

Communication in the work place underwent a serious and rapid transformation, when email was first introduced to say ’hi’ and ’bye’ to the lov

  • 07 April 2017
Three meals a day: a progression through history

“Aiyo, you shouldn’t skip breakfast! It is the most important meal of the day- if you want to focus, you must eat breakfast.” “Are you skippin

  • 06 April 2017
The Good, The Bad, The Casual

Globalisation brought one thing into Sri Lankan culture – it normalised casual sex. I’ve really no intent to discuss my opinion on casual hookups;

  • 04 April 2017
Oppo F3 Plus Selfie Expert Reviewed

The mobile phone industry was revolutionized with the introduction of the front cameras. The trend in taking selfies, increased the demand for smartph

  • 03 April 2017
University students relate their ragging experiences

Bullying in universities, commonly known as ’ragging’ has continued to reveal the ugly side of the Sri Lankan higher education system. Over the ye

  • 03 April 2017
The launch of Write to Reconcile Anthology III

’Write to Reconcile’ a creative writing project initiated by internationally renowned writer Shyam Selvadurai stepped in to its third phase last w

  • 30 March 2017
10 Ways Bollywood Movies Lied And Continue To Lie To Us

There’s something about the theatrics in Bollywood movies that have us hooked - from the histrionic reactions of the lead cast, the dramatic music r

  • 30 March 2017
Lies Every Girl is Tired of Hearing

There are times I dream of éclairs from Tasty for weeks – the distance isn’t in my favour, so I settle for whatever comes my way. Or, in the even

  • 23 March 2017
Shirin Merchant

The behaviour of dogs is often misunderstood by dog owners and people around them. Since many people do not understand the behaviour of dogs, sometime

  • 23 March 2017
Relationships in Your 20s Vs. 30s

If I had to compare my relationships in my 20s versus those in my 30s, I’d say they are two extremes. While my 20s would be a spicy Achcharu, my 30s

  • 22 March 2017
Tales of a Mortician

The life of an embalmer is one such critical role which involves much courage, concentration and responsibility. In an interview with Life Online, Sha

  • 21 March 2017
Cyber security threats and how to deal with them

Social media has more or less influenced the daily activities of almost everybody in this world. In an attempt to shed light on how social media users

  • 20 March 2017
In Pursuit of Happiness

Happiness is fleeting. It is elusive. It encapsulates the firmly established paradox in human nature - valuing that which we cannot attain. The attain

  • 13 March 2017
The Food Truck Culture

Don’t we all recall with some childish wonder, the food vendors that made our evenings so delectable? Whether they travelled on foot, cycled or drov

  • 13 March 2017
Vegetales: Dare to be a vegetarian

As a nouveau vegetarian, who decided the meat had to go from the diet, I would say that the journey to get there was no walk in the park! Since 2012,

  • 10 March 2017
Colombo Operated Model United Nations 2017

Colombo Operated Model United Nations (COMUN) is a platform for students to improve their public speaking skills while debating about a current issue

  • 10 March 2017
Review: Logan

Logan isn’t constrained by rating, putting pieces in place for the next chapter, or keeping characters alive because they might be needed down the r

  • 09 March 2017
Thankful for My Thirties

I remember thinking that I would never live to be 30 – how could one possibly be that old? I always imagined that life would end at 30; I thought th