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Sri Lanka: Diagnosis of An Economic Disaster

August 14, 2022
Business

In the 74 years since our independence, Sri Lanka has achieved much in terms of human development, despite lingering human rights issues and gaps in democratic governance. Yet we have been economically

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West’s Bigotry and “Let Them Eat Tweets” style of Governance

August 14, 2022
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For centuries, the self-righteous West has been obsessed with transplanting its own culture and systems into other countries, inflicting countless deaths and suffering in the lands it deemed as “uncivilized” or “underdeveloped.”

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India’s Impressive Progress in 75 Years – Could it Have Been Even Better?

August 14, 2022
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

As India is now completing 75 years after attaining independence from British rule and celebrating its 75th year of Independence on 15th August, a careful review of the scenario in 1947 and

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India at 75: Indian I was born; Indian I shall die

August 14, 2022
India

India of 2022 is spectacularly different from the India of 1947. There is one vital element that has remained active, unchanged—democracy. I am 18 years older than Independent India. I remember vividly

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India at 75: Question of Fundamental Values of the Nation

August 14, 2022
India

Readers will recall the three words Sovereign, Secular and Democratic in the Preamble to the Constitution of India. They are the defining qualities of a modern republic. India won its freedom on

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Sri Lanka: Our Meeting with President and His Promises

August 14, 2022
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At the invitation of the President, I met his Excellency along with our Party senior member Mr. S. Selvendra at 4.30 PM on 10th August 2022 at the Presidential Secretariat. The Prime

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Revolution: First Steps, First Problems

August 13, 2022
Book Reviews/New Books

Today, August 13, the world is celebrating the birth annivessary of Fidel Castro who needs no introduction. Following experts adapted from his book My Life. In January 1959 you and your followers

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Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s Life in Danger in Bangkok

August 13, 2022
News

Former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, is staying at a hotel in the heart of Bangkok and police are advising him not to leave for security reasons, a source quoted by local media in

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Pakistan Navy Ship Calls at Port of Colombo

August 13, 2022
Defence/News

Pakistan Navy Ship (PNS) Taimur arrived at the port of Colombo on a formal visit yesterday morning (12th August 2022). The visiting ship was welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in compliance

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Ukraine Is a Wake-Up Call for Europe

August 12, 2022
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It is becoming clear that U.S. neoconservatives have succeeded in creating a warmongering, anti-Russian mood in Europe through an unprecedented information war, the consequences of which will take some time to assess.

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