Britain, Sri Lanka and Hypocrisy over Human Rights
It strikes me as the height of hypocrisy to hear British Prime Minister David Cameron calling for a ” proper investigation into alleged Sri Lankan war crimes in the final … Continue reading
Jaffna – A Sentimental Journey Home
My decision to make a trip to the northern peninsula of my homeland Sri Lanka recently was basically to see for myself how this part of the country had recovered … Continue reading
AND SOON IT WILL BE WINTER
This was sent to me by a friend. I have no idea who wrote it – but I liked it so much that I am taking the liberty of posting … Continue reading
How to Comply with your Doctor’s Advice
I had a pleasant experience recently meeting some old friends from my medical school days. Though many years have gone by since we graduated, we were able to reminisce about … Continue reading
My New Book: Men’s Health Matters
My new book ‘Men’s Health Matters’ is being published on Amazon as a Kindle e-book this month. Containing many of the articles about Men’s Health that I have written over … Continue reading
World Heritage Sites in Sri Lanka by Siri Ipalawatte
Book Review: World Heritage Sites in Sri Lanka by Siri Ipalawatte ISBN 978-9545-671-904-8 Sarasavi Publishers (Pvt) Ltd. (2013) RRP: Rs. 6000 I have just been reading a wonderful book. … Continue reading
Approaching Retirement
As I get older, particularly with each passing birthday, my thoughts keep turning to retirement. Many of my friends and schoolmates have already retired or have announced that they will … Continue reading
Diabetes – C is for Consultations
For those readers of my webpage who have been following these articles in sequence, today concludes the series on what might be termed the Eightfold Technique of Managing Diabetes. … Continue reading
Diabetes – I is for Injections
It was on January 23rd 1922 that Insulin injections were used for the first time to treat a Diabetic patient. Before then, Diabetes was a much feared disease that almost … Continue reading

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