Ragging has long been a deeply rooted issue in Sri Lanka’s higher education system. While often dismissed as harmless pranks or initiation rituals, it has frequently escalated into serious psychological …
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According to the World Bank’s latest report, Sri Lanka’s economic growth rate is expected to reach 3.5 percent this year, consistent with the October forecast, but challenges from high US …
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People are the first and the strongest line of defence against cyber threats. The more informed they are, the more responsibly they can navigate the digital world. At a workplace, …
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Sri Lanka has experienced significant political change in recent times. The election of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in September 2024 and a parliamentary vote that followed in November emphasized the …
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A public pursuit of better governance, as well as conditions set by an international lender, helped roll back an era of corruption in Sri Lanka. Many nations have seen mass …
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“Economies of Resistance: Jayati Ghosh on Sri Lanka, the IMF, and the need for alternatives”
by damith537 viewsProf. Jayati Ghosh is one of the world’s foremost development economists, known for her incisive critiques of neoliberalism and global financial institutions. Currently a Professor of Economics at the University …
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Trump’s trade tsunami: Will Sri Lanka’s garment industry survive the tariff shock?
by damith323 viewsThe timing of the U.S. tariff announcement could not be worse for Sri Lanka. Just as the country was stabilising after its worst economic crisis in recent history and aiming …
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Sri Lanka is getting ready for another crucial election on May 6, 2025. As the nation prepares to head to the polls once again, a concerning trend from previous elections …
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On February 23, the Sunday Observer published an exposé uncovering the environmental devastation and human toll linked to gem mining in Bogawantalawa. Following the publication of the article, Bogawantalawa Tea …
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Despite decades of development efforts, thousands of communities, particularly in rural and underserved urban areas, continue to struggle with limited access to clean water, inadequate sanitation, and unhygienic conditions. The …