For Sri Lanka: February Newsletter from eLanka

eLanka Newsletter 8 February 2023 …. presented here by Thuppahi because eLanka is a patriotic cause located in Australia working for the island and all its peoples in their considerable variety.  eLanka also offers to deliver gift packs to residents or insitituions and charities in the island….. visit Elanka … newsletter@elanka.com.au>

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Welcome to eLanka News – for the
Sri Lankan Down Under! 
ELANKA ARTICLES AND NEWS

“A DOG’S LIFE” – THE PRIVILEGED DOGS OF THE LATE QUEEN – By Des Kelly

Sadly, many people around the World today lead what is termed ‘a dog’s life’, barely able to find something to eat, diggimg into dust-bins in order to do so, ragged & torn clothing on their backs

Remembering DS Senanayake on Sri Lanka’s Independence Day – By Michael Roberts

The first Prime Minister of Sri Lanka (Ceylon) D.S. Senanayake entered the National Legislature in 1924.

Echoes of tragedy-BY SACHITRA MAHENDRA

As you traverse the streets of these once bustling metropolises, the emptiness of the buildings will weigh heavily upon your heart. Your soul will urge you to still your tongue, to hold back the words that seek to escape.

AN INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2023 – By Charles Schokman

Soccer star Sadio Mané beautifully explains his approach to sharing his exceptional wealth.

Colonial gems of Ratnapura-BY MAHIL WIJESINGHE

Ratnapura, known as Minipura or the City of Gems is my adopted hometown. After the lapse of a year, I am back in Ratnapura to explore the city and get a glimpse of the culture, history and life of the people in the region.

One for My Baby – by Peter de Niese ( From the Album Peter de Niese Sings & Plays Jazz Standards )

Emerging networking trends in wireless technology – By Aditya Abeysinghe

Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) has become one of the most common wireless standards used. Several Wi-Fi versions have risen and each version has improved the speed, security, and bandwidth of wireless connections. Wi-Fi 5

sri lankan traditional dance – By Malsha – eLanka

Sri Lanka has a rich tradition of dance and cultural performances, including classical dance forms and folk dances. Some of the traditional dances in Sri Lanka include:

Here is a popular Sri Lankan dish recipe: “Lamprais” – By Nadeeka – eLanka

Lamprais is a traditional Sri Lankan dish that is made of steamed rice and a variety of side dishes, wrapped in a banana leaf and slow-cooked over low heat.

Health & Views February 1st issue – By Dr harold Gunatillake

Health & Views February 1st issue – By Dr harold Gunatillake

BBC GLOBAL QUESTIONS – SRI LANKA

BBC GLOBAL QUESTIONS – SRI LANKA

The ‘White’ Nana – by Gloria Meltzer

December 2022. Colombo airport. Departure. We draw up outside the departure section. Remove my inflated suitcase from the car, said case bulging with local artefacts, teas handpicked in the Kandyan hills,

Sinhala films in Sri Lanka – By Malsha – eLanka

Sinhala films are a popular genre of cinema in Sri Lanka. They are produced primarily in the Sinhalese language and often feature stories and themes drawn from Sri Lankan culture and history.

The Road to Mercy – By Anil Wickremetunge

The Road to Mercy is a song written by the team at Pericles Lyrics to reflect the troublesome path trod by many people in the modern society feeling lonely and left behind.

Lanka’s Independence Day Gathering in Adelaide in Pictures – By Michael Roberts

Bandula Alahakoon has professionally captured the Independence Day Celebrations held at a Community Centre in Hectorville, Adelaide on Saturday 4th February with Dr Charitha Perera (Hony Consul)

Ceylon tea – by Nadeeka – eLanka

Ceylon tea is a type of tea that originated in Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon. The history of Ceylon tea dates back to the 19th century, when British colonialists introduced tea cultivation to the island nation.

  ADAM’S PEAK in the daytime …. on a clear day

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