Nirasha Piyawadani

To Mark International Day of the Girl, a Look at the Joys and Hardships of Girlhood

Arts

Roadside Roti a Piece of Paradise: Granite Slab Grants Flatbread Unique Flavor

Arts

Sri Lanka’s First Female Competitive Bodybuilder Conquers Cultural Norms

Human Rights

For ‘Mind and Soul’: Sri Lanka Eases Way To Legal Recognition of Transgender People

Economy

‘Darkest Place in the World’: Sand Divers In Sri Lanka Risk Health for Lucrative Job

Economy

Sri Lankan Mine Workers Demand Better Pay as Graphite Companies Fall Behind Globally

Global Health

Q&A: WHO Has Declared Sri Lanka Malaria-Free, But Expert Warns Diligence Still Crucial

Environment

Floods Forever Change Sri Lankans’ Lives; Government Debates About What Went Wrong

Human Rights

Q&A: Sri Lanka’s Right to Information Act ‘Must Be Implemented by People,’ Official Says

Human Rights

Q&A: Women’s Rights Advocate is First Sri Lankan to Summit Everest

Human Rights

40 Years Without an Execution, Sri Lanka Still Heatedly Debates the Death Penalty

Arts

Sri Lankan Theater Scene Gets Boost from Playwright’s Fresh Ideas, Annual Festival

Global Health

Sri Lanka Hopes HIV Test Program Will Help Dispel Myths and Curb Disease’s Spread

Environment

Floods, Landslides Ravage Sri Lanka as Cyclone Moves Through Asia

Economy

Frequent Power Blackouts Could Darken Sri Lanka’s Chances for Foreign Investment

Environment

Buddhist Monks Cultivate Fabled Rice That They Hope Will Help in Drought-Prone Areas

Arts

Smartphone App Allows Sri Lankans to use Sinhala Language for Text Communications