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Monday, 28 December 2020 00:28 -     In essence, Christmas invites us to awaken ourselves towards spirituality  We witnessed Christmas 2020 amidst COVID-19 worldwide. Typically, it is not only a time to relax and refresh, but also to reflect and to reinforce. This year it was indeed different. “Christmas should be celebrated this year remembering the poor, who have been severely affected by COVID-19,” His Eminence Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith requested from the people. His Eminence further stressed the need to “concentrate on a spiritual celebration of Christmas and encourage ...

CEAT Kelani Vice President Sales & Marketing Madhushanka Ranatunga (left) makes a symbolic presentation to Senior Deputy Inspector General of Police Deshabandu Tennakoon in the presence of CEAT Kelani Managing Director Ravi Dadlani CEAT Kelani Holdings has reiterated its support to the battle against the spread of COVID-19 with a donation of 1,000 boxes of essential protective materials to the Sri Lanka Police and tyre dealers island wide. Each box contains 100 disposable gloves, five reusable masks, and five bottles of hand sanitiser, all custom produced for CEAT and bearing the company’s ...

CEAT shows it cares with another donation to protect police personnel, tyre dealers December, 15, 2020 Presents 100,000 disposable gloves, 5000 bottles of hand sanitiser and 5,000 reusable masks CEAT Kelani Holdings has reiterated its support to the battle against the spread of COVID-19 with a donation of 1,000 boxes of essential protective materials to the Sri Lanka Police and tyre dealers island wide. Each box contains 100 disposable gloves, five reusable masks, and five bottles of hand sanitiser, all custom produced for CEAT and bearing the company’s name. The Company presented 450 boxes...

Kishali Pinto Jayawardene Given deeply worrying abuse of power historically by the Sri Lankan State under states of emergency with national security as justification, the covid-19 global pandemic must not be employed, much like conflict in the North and the South was utilised, as a cover to trample on civil liberties. A rare and brave intervention When a so-called medicinal man (less politely referred to by some as a witch doctor) touts a syrup to ‘cure’ covid 19 for which large numbers of desperate human beings queue, sans social distancing outside his house in Kegalle, he escapes unscat...

The cremation of a baby and Lanka’s season of cruel misery View(s): Given deeply worrying abuse of power historically by the Sri Lankan State under states of emergency with national security as justification, the covid-19 global pandemic must not be employed, much like conflict in the North and the South was utilised, as a cover to trample on civil liberties. A rare and brave intervention When a so-called medicinal man (less politely referred to by some as a witch doctor) touts a syrup to ‘cure’ covid 19 for which large numbers of desperate human beings queue, sans soc...