Historians and archaeologists have identified that indigenous people have lived in this country since the beginning of the 5th century BCE. The first inhabitants of a country are referred to as indigenous people. Over 13 million indigenous people live in 136 countries around the world. In Sri
by Sudeepa Lakshan The Ambuluwawa Tower majestically rises near Gampola in the western slopes of the Central Province. Attracting both local and international tourists, this iconic structure offers more than just panoramic views. It serves as a symbol of social and environmental service, representing the balance between nature and humanity. Known as the Ambuluwawa
The Beddagana Wetland Park, located in Kotte, the administrative capital of Sri Lanka, is a sensitive ecological zone rich in biodiversity, nestled amidst an urban environment filled with buildings. Covering approximately 40 acres, the Beddagana wetlands are home to several endemic and threatened species of plants and animals in Sri Lanka. The area has recorded […]
by Srimal DC The right to information, or the right to access information, is recognized globally as a fundamental human right, and the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) supports this right. It promotes transparency and accountability in a country’s governance. Through the 19th Amendment, the Constitution of Sri Lanka recognizes the right to information
By Kavishka Jayawardena What is the difference between the social adaptation that existed in the past and the adaptation we see today? What challenges do parents face related to modern technology when guiding children into social environments? An in-depth analytical explanation that goes beyond a basic interpretation of socialization processes—an idea central to
by Kavishka Jayawardena The public service in Sri Lanka and its related services do not enjoy a favorable perception among the populace regarding the management of financial resources. A primary reason for this is the lack of awareness about the efficiency of these services. Therefore, it is crucial to examine how successful the introduction of […]
by Sheneth Srimal The long queues observed these days for visa applications reveal the scale and depth of a tragedy faced by our nation. The severe economic crisis Sri Lanka experienced recently, along with the societal issues of lacking suitable spaces for deserving individuals, has led many frustrated individuals to seek foreign opportunities. This has […]
by Godage Sarath “Some people suggest I should take legal action against those who copy my design and manufacture antennas. However, I am content, knowing that my invention provides a livelihood for many,” says none other than the creator of the renowned Batapola antenna, known to Sri Lankans by name alone: Pathmalal Malavige. Today, he […]
by Kavishka Jaywardhana Like many developing countries that are economically unstable and politically immature, Sri Lanka faces a range of challenges, among which the emigration of professionals has significantly impacted the higher education and research sectors. Talented individuals with advanced scientific, educational, technical, and professional knowledge
by Sathishna Kavishmi Sri Lanka is a country with a diverse foundation, based on linguistic, religious, and relational aspects, and has long faced challenges in maintaining social harmony. Social harmony refers to the strength of connections and a sense of cooperation among members of a community, where peaceful coexistence is possible if the rights of […]
