Satarupa Bhattacharjya

A documentary collates the horrors from the final war against the LTTE

Many abhor the way BCCI rules the world of cricket: with self-absorbed mercantilism

Sri Lankan captain Kumar Sangakkara on how Team India is the definitive symbol of a resurgent nation

Shahid Afridi, Pakistan’s skipper, is on top with some spin zing

The minnows are the game’s dreamers, ICC exclusion is no answer

As the IIFA host, Sri Lanka is marshalling its resources to reap maximum mileage

An implacable Rajapaksa detains and sacks in a velvet-fisted purge

An array of presidential candidates and a divided minority...

Guarded by army commandos, the retired Sri Lankan General sits in his new war room, preparing for Sri Lanka’s next big battle

As India-Sri Lanka mark the “historic” importance of resuming a ferry service, a Channel 4 documentary grimly raises questions of gruesome war-crimes

Co-sponsored by China, Sri Lankan Army’s anti-terror conference touted the island’s model of counterinsurgency. Major Generals continuously referred to Eelam War IV as a “humanitarian operation” but could not clarify how exactly Prabhakaran died

While the country celebrated Vesak, known as Buddha Purnima, last week and prepares for victory celebrations this weekend, internally displaced persons (IDPs) continue to live on the edge

If you were asked to choose between former LTTE leader Velupillai Prabhakaran and Al-Qaeda’s erstwhile boss Osama Bin Laden, who would you pick as the bigger terrorist?

'Reminiscent of hell' was how the UN panel on Sri Lanka’s accountability issues described a day in May 2009, the last leg of the civil war.

War, cricket and little in between

As the Indian project of building 50,000 houses for the war-displaced Tamil people is delayed, analysts see continuation of the island-nation's China versus India game.