LMD PUBLICATIONS
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STOP CORRUPTION!
FIGHT IT, CHALLENGE IT AND CRUSH IT As Sri Lanka dropped further down the pit in the latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) compiled by Transparency International (TI) for 2023 –…
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
THE STRUGGLE In the echoes of history, amid the tumult of the present, there was the aragalaya. A tapestry woven with the threads of struggle, resilience and hope, and within…
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BUSINESS CONFIDENCE
THE BUSINESS CONFIDENCE INDEX (BCI) The LMD-PEPPERCUBE Business Confidence Index (BCI) is the only measure of corporate sentiment in Sri Lanka. LMD published the unique index in collaboration with NielsenIQ…
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REFRESH SRI LANKA
Do right Do the right thing even when no one is looking No matter who is watching or not, this righteous person will always engage in actions that are right…
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REFRESH SRI LANKA
COLLECTIVE SPIRIT Mahatma Gandhi’s timeless words to “be the change that you wish to see in the world” resonate deeply – particularly in times of crisis such as the 2022…
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COVER STORIES
CONFRONTATIONS WITH CONCERN AND CONFIDENCE Wijith DeChickera reviews LMD’s cover stories from over three decades that stand the test of relevance and responsibility A magazine’s cover stories speak volumes about…
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REFLECTIONS
FROM THE FIRST DECADE A selection from LMD’s Cover Stories JANUARY 1999 SRI LANKAN OF THE YEAR 1998 Sumadhu Weerawarne profiles LMD’s Sri Lankan Of The Year – Deshamanya Ken…
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REFLECTIONS
FROM THE FIRST DECADE A selection from LMD’s Cover Stories MAY 1998 PRIVATISING GOVERNMENT Justin Belagamage addresses the sensitive issue of bringing free enterprise to government In his book The…
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REFLECTIONS
FROM THE FIRST DECADE A selection from LMD’s Cover Stories AUGUST 1994 SAARC AT THE CROSSROADS BY Deshamanya Dr. Vernon L. B. Mendis The dominant impression of SAARC at the…
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LMD ARCHIVES
1997 ARJUNA AND ‘THE BOYS’ BY Mahinda Wijesinghe For the first time in a long, long time, all Sri Lanka became one – race, religion, politics… they all seemed so…
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