(Mirror) - Bill Gates interview: Having already given away $28bn, Bill Gates intends to eradicate polio, with the same drive he brought to Microsoft . He speaks to Neil Tweedie. Later this month, Gates will deliver the BBC’s Dimbleby Lecture, taking as his theme the value of the young human being.
Pehaps to his dismay, the prolific novelist and essayist Salman Rushdie may be best known for the fatwa Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini issued against him for his fourth novel, The Satanic Verses (1988).
It has been a hectic schedule for Shah Rukh Khan, who was in Munnar for the past few weeks shooting for Rohit Shetty's 'Chennai Express'. Though, when we sat down for a chat, King Khan was his charming, witty and playful self.
When the Sri Lankan government wanted to give away free laptops to journalists, many seemed happy. But Lasantha Ruhunuge differed.
As one of the pioneers of architecture in Sri Lanka, Professor Lakshman Alwis has had a brilliant career both as an architect as well as a renowned academic.
(Mirror) - Exclusive interview of Chairman of the Sri Lankan Airlines - Mr Nishantha Wickramasinghe by Janaka Alahapperuma, London correspondent
(Mirror) - With a plethora of experiences from diverse sectors ranging from medicine to international affairs to business, Dr Chris Nonis has worked and lived in both Sri Lanka and Britain, and as such he is ideally placed to take up the position as the Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Britain.
(Mirror) - Special interview for mirror.lk with Sajeewa Samaranayake , former State Counsel, Child protection specialist to Unicef and govt.
(Mirror) - Three years ago, on the 24th of January, journalist and political cartoonist Prageeth Ekneligoda went missing without a trace. His disappearance sent ripples across the human rights circles compelling many rights groups to raise concerns about his fate.
(Mirror) - Former Foreign Minister and UNP MP Mr. Mangala Samaraweera . Interviewed by Mandana Ismail Abeywickrema.
