The Silent Destroyer of Sri Lankan Nature
By Jude Roshan Muthukuda In the past, villagers would leave a portion of their harvest for the birds. However, in the present, the bond between humans and
By Jude Roshan Muthukuda In the past, villagers would leave a portion of their harvest for the birds. However, in the present, the bond between humans and
by Sathishna Kavishmi Sri Lanka is a country with a diverse foundation, based on linguistic, religious, and relational aspects, and has long faced
Shehan Lakshitha In recent times, consumers in Sri Lanka have increasingly turned to digital marketplaces for purchasing goods. The decision to shop within
By: Sheneth Shrimal If you are someone who follows national media closely, you are likely aware of the daily human tragedies caused by drug trafficking,
Satheeshna Kawishmi Social welfare and child protection services in Sri Lanka are key support organizations that work towards improving the living
Challenges Faced in the Personality Development of Children In Sri Lanka, the large number of people seeking employment abroad has made the absence of
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
Historians and archaeologists have identified that indigenous people have lived in this country since the beginning of the 5th century BCE. The first
by Kavishka Jaywardhana Like many developing countries that are economically unstable and politically immature, Sri Lanka faces a range of challenges,
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
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