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March 9, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Sri Lanka’s Rural Development Success Story — Part 2

Click here to read the part two of this series 2.1 Rural Development Initiatives Undertaken Parallel to industrialization and economic growth, urbanization is a global trend. In contrast, Sri Lanka remains a

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Towards a New Approach for Rural Development — Part 4

Read Part Three of this series 4.1 Turning point. Since independence, our development policies have been inconsistent. Policymakers who occasionally take the reins of governance think they are smarter than their predecessors; hence, they are reluctant to learn from past

March 14, 2024

Adani Quietly Builds $1.5 Billion Real Estate Empire, Anchored by High-Stakes Dharavi Project

Business

Billionaire Gautam Adani, best known for his sprawling ports-to-power empire, is rapidly transforming India’s real estate landscape through a quieter but equally ambitious push

Sri Lanka Faces Pivotal Presidential Election Amid Ongoing Economic Crisis

Presidential Election 2024

Sri Lanka stands on the brink of a crucial presidential election scheduled for September 21, 2024, as the country continues to grapple with the

Shared Responsibility: Eradicating Hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean

November 12, 2023
Human Rights

The figures published by the latest Regional Overview of Food Security and Nutrition 2023 are cause for great concern. The document is clear: hunger continues to significantly affect Latin America and the

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