Faith and Fisheries: St. Anthony’s Feast Unites Indian and Sri Lankan Pilgrims Amidst Maritime Disputes Table of Contents Faith and Fisheries: St. Anthony’s Feast Unites Indian and Sri Lankan Pilgrims Amidst Maritime Disputes A Sacred Gathering on Disputed Waters Fishing Disputes Cast a Shadow Finding Common Ground: Lessons for the U.S. Moving Forward: A Path … Read more
adani Bribery Allegations Cast Shadow on India’s Solar Ambitions Amid FCPA Uncertainty Table of Contents adani Bribery Allegations Cast Shadow on India’s Solar Ambitions Amid FCPA Uncertainty The Allegations Against Adani Trump’s Executive Action and Market reaction Wider repercussions Beyond India Impact on India’s Solar Sector Conclusion Adani Green Energy Builds Massive Renewable energy Park … Read more
Tragic Collision Unveils Human-Wildlife conflict: A Deep Dive into the Rising Trend of Train-Elephant Incidents in Sri Lanka Table of Contents Tragic Collision Unveils Human-Wildlife conflict: A Deep Dive into the Rising Trend of Train-Elephant Incidents in Sri Lanka Can Progress adn Wildlife Coexist? Unraveling the Train-Elephant Collisions Crisis in Sri Lanka The Current Human-Wildlife … Read more
Unlikely Culprit: Monkey Causes Island-Wide Power Outage in Sri Lanka Table of Contents Unlikely Culprit: Monkey Causes Island-Wide Power Outage in Sri Lanka The Minister’s Statement Restoration Efforts Ancient Context Table: Key Points of the Power Outage Lessons Learned Conclusion Unusual Culprit: Monkey Causes island-wide Power Outage in Sri Lanka interview with Dr. Amal Jayawardena, … Read more
On Febuary 8, 2025, Sri Lanka is investigating the deaths of two young foreign women, a British national and a German tourist, who died after feeling sick in their hostel in Colombo, the capital city. The deaths are suspected to be linked to their rooms at the Miracle Colombo City Hostel, which has been temporarily … Read more
Twenty Years After the 2004 Tsunami: The Remarkable story of “Baby No. 81“ Table of Contents Twenty Years After the 2004 Tsunami: The Remarkable story of “Baby No. 81” Twenty years After the 2004 Tsunami: The Impact on survivors The Psychological Toll of Tragedy The Importance of Support and Remembrance The devastating 2004 Indian Ocean … Read more
Sri Lanka Tackles Medicine Shortages, Promises Solutions Colombo, Sri Lanka (December 03) – Health Minister Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa assured the Sri Lankan Parliament today that the government is actively working to resolve the shortage of essential medicines, with solutions anticipated within days. This comes after concerns raised by Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa regarding the limited … Read more
Sri Lanka has endured a torrid day in the first Test against South Africa, collapsing to the worst score in its Test history. After only 20.4 overs were bowled on day one in Durban, Sri Lanka cleaned up the Proteas for a serviceable 191 at midday on day two. Two hours later, South Africa openers … Read more
Sri Lanka’s new left-wing government is now accepting without compromise the controversial agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to restructure the country’s debt. The Finance Ministry in Colombo announced on Saturday that the agreement would be implemented as promised by the previous government. Now the Sri Lankan parliament still has to give its consent. … Read more
Colombo. The candidate of the left coalition, Anura Kumara Dissanayaka, won the presidential elections in Sri Lanka, two years after a serious financial crisis that imposed an unpopular austerity policy in the country, the Electoral Commission announced this Sunday. Dissanayaka, 55, leader of the People’s Liberation Front (JVP), a formerly marginal Marxist party, garnered 42.3 … Read more