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What Archaeologists Are Uncovering About the Buddha in His Legendary Nepali HometownShortly after dawn, more than 200 monks from an order of Tibetan exiles carry carefully bundled scriptures and 108 gold-gilt ...
Sri Lanka’s renowned open-air art fair, was held on Sunday, 16th February along Ananda Coomaraswamy Mawatha, Colombo 7, ...
Islam is a peaceful religion that guides people to fulfil the five pillars of Islam, namely, Kalima, Prayer, Sakkath, Fasting ...
Driven from their original habitats, the animals are raiding crops and being killed by frightened farmers, but conservationists are piloting better ways to coexist In Makulpotha village, 89 miles ...
By Uditha Devapriya If last year proved anything, it was that given a choice between international law and domestic pressures ...
In a new Policy Brief from the Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPA)’s Shahane de Silva outlines a governance-directed approach to addressing Sri Lanka’s continuing economic challenges. Ever since Sri ...
The flight path to Europe from Australia is long and winding indeed, but add a fun-packed stopover en route, and voila—the ...
Founded by the late Dr. Hudson Silva, the Sri Lanka Eye Donation Society (SLEDS) which is nearing 65 years is the first of its kind in the world to provide corneas completely free of charge to locals ...
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How Buddhism Shapes India’s Soft Power in the EastBuddhism as a Cultural Ambassador Soft power is the power to affect others by influencing culture, values, and ideology ...
Paradise Road Saskia Fernando Gallery (PRSFG) is showcasing the “Water of Life”, a solo exhibition by renowned artist H.A.
In this article, the profound cultural and philosophical depth of Sri Lanka explains why transformative figures like Jesus Christ and Prophet Muhammad may have focused their teachings elsewhere. Sri ...
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