What Exactly Is Changing? New Curriculum | Sri Lanka is preparing to roll out one of its most significant rounds
Sri Lanka’s intensified anti-drug campaign has introduced sweeping reforms through the Poisons, Opium and Dangerous Drugs (Amendment) Act No. 41
In a nation long plagued by the scourge of plastic pollution where beaches once pristine are now littered with discarded
Imagine a single 12-digit number that promises to unlock welfare, banking, and voting for 1.4 billion people. That was Aadhaar
In a move that has stirred both applause and concern, Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Women and Child Affairs recently proposed
In every democracy, youth form both the promise and the paradox of reform. They are educated, connected, and restless for
Media freedom protects the public’s right to know Disinformation exploits the same openness to mislead. The tension is real but
What the scheme is Sri Lanka’s Public Service Pension Scheme (PSPS) covers permanent central-government employees who complete the qualifying service
Sri Lanka cannot afford waste in social protection. Transfers must reach poor and near-poor households on time, with minimal leakage
Universal access to information is not symbolic. It is the operational backbone of accountability, climate resilience, and investment certainty. A