Tuesday, 26 May 2026

Opinions & Editorial

WHO OWNS HISTORY?

WHO OWNS HISTORY?

BY Shaleeka Jayalath May 26, 2026
The Sri Lankan Malays: Preserving a Rich Heritage Across Generations

The Sri Lankan Malays: Preserving a Rich Heritage Across Generations

BY Thasmina Sookoor May 26, 2026
Friend Or Faux?

Friend Or Faux?

BY STAFF May 22, 2026
Ink of the heart and soul

Ink of the heart and soul

BY Marian de Silva May 21, 2026
Why Do You Film Yourself Crying? Emotion into archive

Why Do You Film Yourself Crying? Emotion into archive

BY Thaliba Cader May 5, 2026
Does Aloka Know Sri Lanka’s 2.5 Million Dogs Have No Animal Welfare Law?

Does Aloka Know Sri Lanka’s 2.5 Million Dogs Have No Animal Welfare Law?

BY Nuha Faiz April 30, 2026
Depression in Fathers: The Silent Side of Parenthood.

Depression in Fathers: The Silent Side of Parenthood.

BY Dewmi Dodhani April 27, 2026
Fluent in Sarcasm: Lost in Translation

Fluent in Sarcasm: Lost in Translation

BY Marian de Silva April 23, 2026
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: Sounds Fancy? Maybe Not.

Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: Sounds Fancy? Maybe Not.

BY Noeli Jesudas April 23, 2026
The Importance of Building an Identity Beyond a Phase When Success Starts to Feel Incomplete

The Importance of Building an Identity Beyond a Phase When Success Starts to Feel Incomplete

BY Mifra Sadikeen April 22, 2026
Justice for the Em Dash: The Breather in Literature

Justice for the Em Dash: The Breather in Literature

BY Thaliba Cader April 22, 2026
62 Million Visits (Not Fringe. Not Fringe.) What do you call violence that learns itself?

62 Million Visits (Not Fringe. Not Fringe.) What do you call violence that learns itself?

BY Thaliba Cader April 21, 2026
Only a Woman Could Love a Monster

Only a Woman Could Love a Monster

BY Kiara Wijewardene April 21, 2026
BORN AT THE TOP, BROKEN AT THE ROOT: THE QUIET DAMAGE OF NEPOTISM

BORN AT THE TOP, BROKEN AT THE ROOT: THE QUIET DAMAGE OF NEPOTISM

BY Shaleeka Jayalath April 20, 2026
Culture, Communication, and the Great Sri Lankan Amnesia

Culture, Communication, and the Great Sri Lankan Amnesia

BY Marian de Silva April 9, 2026
The Psychology of Wanting What We Can’t Have

The Psychology of Wanting What We Can’t Have

BY Dewmi Dodhani April 9, 2026
With Baited Breath

With Baited Breath

BY STAFF April 9, 2026
Kindness Is Strength: Why Compassion, Not Cruelty, Defines True Power

Kindness Is Strength: Why Compassion, Not Cruelty, Defines True Power

BY Giselle Gunewardene April 8, 2026
Twenty-One: The Courage to Begin.

Twenty-One: The Courage to Begin.

BY Rishini Weeraratne April 6, 2026
Did You Know Marital Rape Is Not a Crime in Sri Lanka?

Did You Know Marital Rape Is Not a Crime in Sri Lanka?

BY Nuha Faiz April 2, 2026
The Viral Delusion: Why Most “Marketing Agencies” Today Aren’t Marketing Anything.

The Viral Delusion: Why Most “Marketing Agencies” Today Aren’t Marketing Anything.

BY Amantha Perera March 31, 2026
“Paint Me Lighter, Call Me Worthy” Colourism in Sri Lanka

“Paint Me Lighter, Call Me Worthy” Colourism in Sri Lanka

BY Marian de Silva March 30, 2026
Growing Up Without Noticing It

Growing Up Without Noticing It

BY Dewmi Dodhani March 28, 2026
What Even Is The Point?

What Even Is The Point?

BY Kiara Wijewardene March 28, 2026
Are We Expecting Less from Men Today?

Are We Expecting Less from Men Today?

BY Dewmi Dodhani March 27, 2026
Why Our Minds Grow Louder After Dark

Why Our Minds Grow Louder After Dark

BY Dewmi Dodhani March 24, 2026
Starting Over Strong: Reinventing Your Career at 40 or 50

Starting Over Strong: Reinventing Your Career at 40 or 50

BY Thasmina Sookoor March 24, 2026
Deadlines vs. Life

Deadlines vs. Life

BY Noeli Jesudas March 24, 2026
Why Losing a Best Friend Can Feel Like the Most Unexpected Heartbreak

Why Losing a Best Friend Can Feel Like the Most Unexpected Heartbreak

BY Thasmina Sookoor March 23, 2026
Why Being Single Is Not a Waiting Room

Why Being Single Is Not a Waiting Room

BY Dewmi Dodhani March 21, 2026