As October celebrates both the International Day of Older Persons and World Sight Day, HelpAge Sri Lanka—a beacon of light in the lives of elderly individuals in need—makes an appeal for support in their ongoing commitment to serve.
Paan Paan has been the go-to bakery on Staple Street, known for its artisanal bread and delectable pastries that have kept customers coming back for years. With a recent expansion, founder Aboo Yusoof is bringing a fresh twist to Colombo’s dynamic food scene.
When people talk about Sri Lankan wildlife, elephants often take centre stage. Yet, there’s another remarkable creature that deserves more attention – the Sri Lankan leopard, the island’s only big cat and a symbol of untamed wilderness.
Revered as a light at the end of the tunnel for struggling families and the less fortunate of all ages, CareStation humbly stands as a non-profit, non-political, and non-religious Sri Lankan entity that is committed towards community development and social welfare.
The Pushkar Camel Fair is held in Rajasthan, India in November each year. It coincides with the Kartik Purnima full moon celebrations. Many travel books tell you it is a must-do life experience, and I can confirm this from my last visit.
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of musical magic at Bishop’s College! The Bishop’s College Auditorium is set to transform into a vibrant hub of harmony and celebration this October, as Bishop’s College, Colombo, proudly launches its new Performance Choir with a sensational concert that promises to be the highlight of the year.
Founded by five university friends – Seyed Waqar Moulana, Sharanga Hettiarachchi, Nikira Senanayake, Abdul Khaliq Ghouse, and Atif Haariz – Döner & Dürüm is a Mediterranean-inspired eatery that has swiftly become a local favourite, blending flavours from afar with the unmistakable kick of Sri Lankan spice.
Inspired by a Sri Lankan charity fundraising event they attended, Ranji Thangiah, Rosh Olivelle and Thana Sivasambu were motivated to organise a celebration of Sri Lankan cuisine, culture, music and fashion as part of the UK’s South Asian Heritage Month.
We, that’s my driver and I start with four goals in Maradana, Colombo. The Railway Station, the Tower Theatre, Elphinstone Theatre, then to find a hotel from bygone years for a cool drink. The Whinging Pome Random Rule Number 302: “Always have a plan but always expect and embrace change.”
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