Piyal Samarakone He is a gentleman in his own arena yet opponents treat him as a giant in the turf. Murali as we call affectionately is a true legend in the cricketing world. Fame is nothing unusual in his long and decorative career as the most successfull bowler of the history of both form of […]

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ƒ”š‚ Geethanjana Kudaligamage Rajapakse, regional politics, “Eurocentric Developmentalism”ƒ”š‚ and the western hegemony (Part 12-C) ƒ”š‚ “If you dig a pit for me, you dig one for yourself”ƒ”š‚ (Native American proverb, Creole tribe) (Continued from previous part) Now let us take the whole argument behind the justification of Indian misadventure in Sri Lanka that climaxed with Indian military […]

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shenali waduge Sixty years ago, the United Nations was founded to maintain international peace and security, promote basic human rights, and protect fundamental freedoms. Sixty years on, its acronym UN projects negatives and a dismal track record of UNhelpful, UNethical, Unproductive, Unfair UN policies by its bureaucracy”ƒ”š‚¦.should world Governments continue to assume this world body […]

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Prof Sisira Pinnawala Children when they play create a world that is make-believe. The parents who know that it is not the real thing pretend it is real so that the feelings of their children are not hurt. For the children it is not pretending for they really believe in it. Their’s is a world […]

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Dr. Ruwan M. Jayatunge ƒ”š‚ ƒ”š‚  “Reincarnation contains a most comforting explanation of reality by means of which Indian thought surmounts difficulties which baffle the thinkers of Europe.”ƒ”š‚  –Albert Schweitzer Reincarnation is a popular belief among many people, and it is a fundamental basis for many religions. The general idea of reincarnation is the belief that […]

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