On February 27 the My-3” Troika, consisting of Chandrika Bandaranaike,(CBK), Ranil Wickremesinghe and Maithripala Sirisena, passed its half-way mark on its vaunted pilgrimage to political nirvana which, they said, would be achieved in 100 days. This  is the solemn promise …

Group of Sri Lankan organization in Australia issued an appreciation note to convey their gratitude for the  efforts and the step taken by the members of the Western Provincial Council in passing of a resolution condemning  the resolution approved by …

Ranil Wickremasinghe who was self-appointed as Prime Minister of Sri Lanka without contesting any election in which he lost more than 20 times, arrogantly attacking on friendly countries of Sri Lanka such as China, Pakistan, Australia so on while maintaining …

The National Joint Committee on Tuesday, February 24 called for an immediate abrogation of the 13^th Amendment which India imposed on Sri Lanka 28 years ago.

Participating in the media briefing held at the All Ceylon Buddhist Congress Hall, …

No shame, no fear (හිරි-ඔත්තප්ප)

Politicians are a corrupt lot in India, USA, UK, EU or in Sri Lanka. But the worst kind of cheaters is found in Sri Lanka because here one can escape easily even if caught red-handed. …

Regardless of political changes in Colombo, it is important that patriotic Sri Lankans remain vigilant of the LTTE Tamil terrorists lobby and disinformation campaigns.  The recent reference made by US Secretary John Kerry to Sri Lanka’s “30-year war with the …

Pro-elamist federalist  Ranil Wickremesinghe says he plans to summon the owners of local media to warn them against attempting to create communal disharmony in the country. Speaking at an event in Kurunegala, where his uncle was a Catholic Bishop, Ranil …

The court case against Urgent Bill to be brought to the parliament by the pro-federalist Ranil was taken up on 6^th Feb 2015. The  lawyer who appeared for the petitioners, Jathika Sinhala Peramuna, SJP, Dharshana Weeresekara fiercely argued …

By  K. Ratnayake

Sri Lanka’s presidential election on January 8 resulted in the ousting of Mahinda Rajapakse and the installation of Maithripala Sirisena as president. While the new government’s leaders and their pseudo-left backers claim this outcome was the result …