A Colombo Roche goes to Tuticorin
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The reset button: COVID-19 versus the Fourth Industrial Revolution
The Reset Button: Attitude change the key for remote learning
Blackballing Suppliers will be the Trend for Consumers in the future
Hambantota Port asks importers to clear vehicles without delay
The lockdown battle: Grandparents are not a statistic in Sri Lanka
Colombo’s Urban buyer settles for Home Deliveries
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There seems to be a connection between the current pandemic and the 4th Industrial Revolution. According to the World Economic Forum, 4IR represents a...
The reset button: COVID-19 versus the Fourth Industrial Revolution
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Sahana Nandakumar writes from Sydney
“There needs to be more consideration for international students who have contributed a significant amount to the...
Dunstan Mani has a reason for choosing to communicate the all-important message of staying safe from the coronavirus through Baïla. This song is...
Evangelical church congregations are usually very robust, buoyant, and physical in their worship. Raising hands, shaking hands, kissing and hugging...
A few weeks ago before the UK and US went into lockdown the Evening Standard of the UK reported that sunbathers had been ordered off their Shepherds Bush...
April 25, 2020: Hambantota International Port (HIP) is ready to move over five thousand vehicles out of the port in the next few days, following a...
If the curfew is lifted on Monday, 27th as indicated by the government, the question on all our minds (and I direct this article to only those who...
What it’s like to be an International Student in Australia during the lockdown
Tamil Baila reaches out to vulnerable communities in lockdown
'Every Praise to our God’ in the new normal
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Hambantota Port asks importers to clear vehicles without delay
The lockdown battle: Grandparents are not a statistic in Sri Lanka
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With online education becoming a world phenomenon post the COVID-19 outbreak, higher education institutions around the world are concentrating on...
With online learning now becoming not just an option but a must do, many education institutes are going through the learning curve of moving to the...
“If you teach a child art properly, you are teaching the child to get out of the box, to move out of its set parameters, and to live dangerously.” She...
SLIIT has been planning their online lecture platform since 21 April 2019. Vice Chancellor of SLIIT, Prof. Lalith Gamage said the Easter attack got...
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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical “Joseph and the Amazing Technicoloured Dreamcoat” directed by Jehan...
Melaka, Sachchini, and Pasandi, are students from the South who attend the University of Jaffna. They reside in a Hostel in Jaffna on the Weekdays,...
A new look at Freshers' Orientation at SLIIT this year
The Reset Button: Attitude change the key for remote learning
The Art of Living Dangerously
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat by St. Peter's College
Interview with Southern Students from the Jaffna University
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The COVID-19 lockdown created a great disruption in the market, making significant changes in the way we work and live. While the negatives of this...
Though Sri Lanka’s Consumer protection laws might be well established, the average Sri Lankan is not much inclined to take on a fight when dealt...
What was initially a panic buy from supermarkets to survive the COVID-19 lockdown in Colombo, has now changed into a fairly streamlined purchase...
Minister Patali Champika Ranawaka, addressing the media at a recently held press conference called by the Megapolis Ministry, said
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It was a fiasco when the Ministry of Trade attempted to get traders to transport their vegetables in plastic crates. The idea in itself is not a bad...
With the opening dates of terminals in the Colombo South Harbour Project in Sri Lanka and Deep Water Container Port in Pakistan now set as 2013 and...
Colombo’s Ghost Kitchens: Can they be a viable industry?
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