For centuries, barefoot pilgrims have walked through the arid jungles and lush forests of Sri Lanka’s east and south, ...

If you're looking to take a spiritual journey, this site in the mountains of Nepal offers numerous temples and is where ...

My rough English version of what General Ratnayake uttered in Sinhala does not at all do justice to his smart observation.

The alms bowl is a symbol of monks, yet in Sri Lanka artisans are struggling as cheap substitutes flood the market, igniting ...

Sri Lanka’s Constitution and Buddhist heritage are inseparable. The State’s constitutional duty to protect the Buddha Sasana under Article 9, anchored in the Buddha’s principle of duties before rights ...

Sri Lanka has made substantial progress on an IMF-supported economic reform program, but more work is needed to reduce the Asian country's 24.5% poverty rate, tackle corruption and reduce domestic ...

Hundreds gathered for a day of celebration on one of the most important dates in the calendar for the Sri Lankan community. The Sri Sambuddha Vihara temple in Croxteth was adorned with colourful ...

The two-match test series will begin the new ICC WTC cycle for Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. The 18-man Sri Lankan squad for the first test match against Bangladesh, which is set to take place at the ...

June 10, 2025 marks the 100th birth anniversary of our beloved mother Mrs Susila Gunadari Samaranayake. Our devoted Ammi, was ...

Colombo, June 10 (Daily Mirror) - Buddhism made Sri Lankans a cultured population and that culture should be preserved for the sake of new generations, President Anura Kumara Dissanayake said today.

Sri Lanka is celebrating the sacred Poson Poya festival today, marking the historic arrival of Buddhism over 2,000 years ago. Observed on the June full moon, the festival commemorates the first sermon ...