Finishing the unfinished task

By 1947, all the educational reforms that Dr. Kannangara had initiated were being implemented to a greater or lesser degree. In March 1947, in an address to the Inter-Asian Relations Conference in New Delhi,

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The Morning Inspection

The story of a puppy dog, a calf and an infant

I was thinking of dogs and remembered an observation attributed to the irrepressible Ranbanda Seneviratne: ‘There was a time when if a dog died, there would be 50 people immediately wondering whose dog it was, how it died and what needs to be done;

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Preventing ‘bubbles’ growing too fast:

Stress on fundamental regulatory reform

Hungarian-born investor and philanthropist George Soros said in Budapest, Hungary, the entire edifice of global financial markets that has been erected on the false premise that markets can be left to their own devices has to be rebuilt from the ground up and that a new economic paradigm is required.

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