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Sunday Essay by Ajith Samaranayake

Yet another May Day takes to the streets today, brave banners held proudly aloft, the bands at full blast and a thousand throats lustily shouting the slogans of the day. Sri Lanka perhaps is exceptional in celebrating the International Workers' Day in a style and manner which has remained unchanged over the last several decades which have witnessed the withering away of Communism and the consequent diminution of workers' power.
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