Actual Evapotranspiration (AET) is a major component of the river basin hydrological cycle over land surface and energy balances. More than 60% of input water on land is returned to the atmosphere through evapotranspiration ...

Rail transportation in Sri Lanka is government-owned and the one and only massive passenger and freight transport service, identified as an economical and eco-friendly public transport mode. The quality of rail transportation ...

Roads are a shared space and inclusivity is vital for ensuring that all road users have equal rights to use roads. Safety comes first whoever uses roads and user behavior is one of the prime areas to be considered in ...

Though competitive and robust banks have the ability to intermediate savings and investment efficiently, soundness and competency of banks have been questioned due to sudden failures of banking institutions throughout ...

Thalassemia is a genetically transmitted disease in the world related to abnormal morphology of red cells in the human blood. There are two types of thalassemia called major (beta) thalassemia (with symptoms) and minor ...

This study is the first national level investigation regarding care homes in Sri Lanka. It combines quantitative and qualitative approaches to give an extraordinary insight into the challenges faced by care homes.

In their study on factors affecting subjective well-being Lamu and Olsen (2016) highlight the significance of social relationships as the most important determinant of subjective well-being, surpassing the importance of ...

India and Sri Lanka received independence from the British rulers in the aftermath of the Second World War. India inherited a large country from the British Raj that represented more than three fourths of the land and ...

Life expectancy at birth has continuously increased in most countries over the last century. As such, the life expectancy of Sri Lanka's elderly population shows an increasing trend. Therefore, whether the additional years ...

All’s Well That Ends Well can be called Shakespeare’s most medical play. It features a female protagonist, Helena, who cures the French King of a fistula and then problematically ‘cures’ her own ‘lovesickness’ by pursuing ...