Good News From Jayam April 15, 2024 Pls Scroll Down 15 items Ceylon Today – Daily Finance Today Rutnam Eyes USD 10M Revival for RanmiNitenna Tele – Cinema Park By Ishara Gamage -April 9, 2024 Renowned film director and Chairman of Asian Film Location Services Ltd. (established in 1980), Chandran Rutnam, plans to lease the now-defunct Ranminitenna Tele-Cinema Park in Hambantota with an initial investment of USD 10 million. Speaking to Finance Today, he said, “We, Asian Film Location Services Ltd are in the final stages of presenting the proposal to the Government. In the first phase alone, we could generate USD 25 million to USD 30 million annually by providing equipment and studio rentals, services, and experienced and talented technicians, significantly boosting the country’s foreign exchange reserves.” He mentioned that despite the ideological issues among the bureaucrats and the lack of vision through ignorance among state officials, he is determined to successfully ...
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SUNDAY CHOICE – JUST AS I AM – By Charles Schokman Source : youtube The phrase “just as I am” typically conveys a sense of self-acceptance and authenticity. It suggests a willingness to be accepted for who you are, without the need for pretense or change. This phrase is often associated with the idea of embracing one’s true self and being comfortable in one’s own skin. It can also imply a sense of honesty and transparency in relationships or interactions. Just as I am—It’s Author. At the age of 32, Charlotte Elliott suffered a serious illness that left her a semi-invalid for the rest of her life. Within a year she went through a spiritual crisis and confessed to the Swiss evangelist Henri A. Cesar Malan that she did not know how to come to Christ. He answered, “Come to him just as you are.” Thinking back on that experience ...
Michael Tissera: A Lifetime of Grounded Achievement-by Krishantha Prasad Cooray Source:Thuppahis Krishantha Prasad Cooray, in The Island, 7 April 2024, where the title runs thus: “Michael Tissera at 85: Gentlemen’s gentleman” ….. with highlighting imposed by The Editor, Thuppahi Michael Tissera with his children and grandchildren When people who have the same first name meet up, there’s name-related humour. The more, the merrier, obviously, especially if they are good friends and enjoy friendly banter. Today I am thinking of three people who share the name Michael: Michael Tissera, Michael Sproule and Michael De Zoysa, all three who played cricket for St Thomas’ College, Mt Lavinia. The first of course is the bigger name associated with the gentleman’s game. Today I remember these three gentlemen sending everyone into fits of laughter as they talked among themselves, each referring to the others by name. It went something along the following lines: ‘Yes Michael, as I was ...
SCHOOLS UNDER 19 CRICKET TOURNAMENT DIVISION I TIER B – FINALS Source:Dailynews St. Peter’s College Bambalapitiya emerged champions of the Under 19 division 1 Tier ‘B’ inter schools 2 day cricket tournament conducted by Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association and sponsored by Sri Lanka Cricket on yesterday. St. Peter’s College Bambalapitiya won against Lumbini College Colombo in the final played at Mercantile Cricket Association ground (MCA) Colombo on yesterday. St. Peter’s College Bambalapitiya won the toss and elected to bat first. St. Peter’s College Bambalapitiya scored 291 runs in 87.5 overs. ...
Celebrating Awurudu Jana Krida: Embracing Tradition through Sports-by Kalani-eLanka As the Sinhala and Tamil New Year dawns upon us, the air becomes infused with the spirit of festivity and tradition. Among the vibrant customs and rituals that mark this auspicious occasion, Awurudu Jana Krida, or New Year Sports, stands out as a celebration that brings communities together in joyous competition and camaraderie. Awurudu Jana Krida is not just about athletic prowess; it is a reflection of our rich cultural heritage and the values of unity, cooperation, and fair play. From rural villages to bustling cities, people of all ages eagerly participate in a variety of traditional games and sports, reviving age-old customs passed down through generations. One of the most anticipated events of Awurudu Jana Krida is the ‘Kotta Pora’ or the traditional pillow fight. This exhilarating contest sees participants balancing on a wooden beam while attempting to knock down ...
Exploring the Rich Flavors of Sri Lankan Cuisine: Hath Maluwa-By Kalani-eLanka Sri Lankan cuisine is a vibrant tapestry of flavors, colors, and aromas, reflecting the island nation’s rich cultural heritage and diverse culinary influences. Among the many delectable dishes that grace Sri Lankan dining tables, one stands out for its unique taste and cultural significance: Hath Maluwa. In this article, we delve into the essence of Hath Maluwa, a traditional Sri Lankan dish cherished for its bold flavors and comforting warmth. Hath Maluwa, which translates to “seven curry,” is a culinary masterpiece deeply rooted in Sri Lankan tradition. As its name suggests, the dish consists of a medley of seven different curries, each crafted with precision and care to create a symphony of flavors that dance on the palate. While the exact curries included in Hath Maluwa may vary depending on regional preferences and seasonal availability, certain staples are commonly ...
Unveiling the Healing Potency of Garlic – By Nadeeka – eLanka Garlic, often referred to as the “stinking rose,” is not just a culinary delight but also a treasure trove of health benefits. Its potent medicinal properties have been revered since ancient times, spanning cultures and civilizations. In this article, we embark on a holistic journey through the multifaceted health benefits of garlic, delving deep into its nutritional profile, therapeutic compounds, and evidence-based health advantages. Nutritional Composition: Garlic is a nutritional powerhouse, packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and bioactive compounds. A single clove of garlic contains significant amounts of vitamin C, vitamin B6, manganese, and selenium. However, its most notable components are sulfur-containing compounds, including allicin, diallyl disulfide, and S-allyl cysteine, which contribute to its remarkable health-promoting properties. Cardiovascular Health: Garlic has long been esteemed for its cardiovascular benefits, with numerous studies supporting its role in heart health. Allicin, the ...
Unlocking Efficiency and Innovation: The Power of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) – By Bhanuka – eLanka In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, organizations are constantly seeking innovative solutions to streamline operations, enhance productivity, and drive competitive advantage. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has emerged as a transformative technology, offering the promise of automation and efficiency across a wide range of business processes. In this article, we explore the fundamentals of RPA, its benefits, applications, and the future outlook of this disruptive technology. Understanding Robotic Process Automation (RPA): Robotic Process Automation (RPA) refers to the use of software robots or “bots” to automate repetitive, rule-based tasks typically performed by humans. These software robots are designed to mimic human interactions with digital systems, such as navigating through user interfaces, entering data, and executing predefined actions. RPA solutions leverage technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and natural language processing to automate workflows and ...
Rev. Fr. Peter Pillai – Apostle of Social Justice by Stanley E. Abeynayake Rev. Fr. Dr. Peter A. Pillai Source:Archives The 39th death anniversary of Rev. Fr. Dr. Peter A. Pillai, OMI fell on September 27. Peter Alcantara Pillai was born on 19th October, 1904 at Wennappuwa. His parents Jacob and Anna Pillai, school teachers hailed from Kayts, Jaffna. His schooling began in his mother tongue Tamil in the school where his parents were teachers. Later he joined St. Benedict’s College, Kotahena, Colombo at the age of nine years. In 1918 he passed the Cambridge Junior with eight distinctions. He was then only 14 years. He passed the Cambridge Senior at the age of 16 years in 1920 also with eight distinctions becoming the first in the whole of the British Empire. Subsequently he became an undergraduate of the then University College of Colombo and obtained the BSc degree with ...
Ageless Celebration-By Samangie Wettimuny Source:Sundayobserver It is the Avurudu season once more, filling the air with its festive spirit. For generations, April has been special to us, a great time of togetherness, where laughter and memories create a beautiful atmosphere of happiness and love. It is the ideal period of the year to cherish the splendour and richness of our cultural values and heritage. From the vibrant Avurudu rituals to mouth-watering Avurudu sweetmeats, the festival carries its unique charm. Amid celebrations, the Sinhalese and Tamils find moments of gratitude, reflection, and unity as well, the simple, yet true pleasures in life that bind us together as human beings. Although many of us traditionally exchange New Year cards on January 1, according to the Gregorian Calendar followed in Europe, for Tamils and Sinhalese, the New Year or Avurudu commences with the transition of the Sun from Meena Rashi (Pisces) to Mesha ...
