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  *ONLINE LOVE*              If four letters become a word and touch the deepest part of a person's heart, it is "love". The love that thrives in the innate psychics of everyone, big and small, young and old, is amazing. It's beautiful. A person in love has a strangely unique power to make him live and make him die. I wonder if this kind of love is known to modern lovers. In today's world of globalization, the pursuit of money has led many to seek “love.” But does he find true love? Is he something he deserves but he stumbles? The way lovers used to fall in love is so beautiful. Gomman took incense at the time of the moonlight, looked up at the distant sky, and wrote down everything that flowed freely to his superior from Telithudin. Or raised to poetry. It was hidden among the pages of books the next morning and given to Supemwata, Supemwati. Although this was done in secret, it was 'love' that touched the deepest part of the heart. But today, lo...

  CULTURE              The word culture is derived from the English word [Culture]. Human behavior is verbal and non-verbal non-physical products including general culture applied all cultureConsidered. But the term culture has different meanings in different contexts. Also, in common parlance, culture is divided into high and low, polite and vulgar. E.g., civilized culture refers to the behavior associated with the society representing the upper classes. When we say vulgar, we mean the culture of barbaric societies. However, culture can also be described as a concept that reflects the identity of social development. The concept of culture in anthropological sense is explained in detail. It also has a scientific basis. Every activity of human existence is linked to culture. Everyday utensils, weapons, clothing, customs, beliefs, corporations, rituals, etc. all belong to the culture. Here are the economic, social, political and religious practices ...

  Sri Lankan Food production         We need to understand that the attraction of local food production has been directly influenced by the Indian, colonial as well as foreign trade sectors in general. Rice, which is usually collected for daily consumption, can be served with some delicious condiments for any special occasion, day or night. Extracts from the flowers of palm trees such as Kitul and Coconut are used to make toddy and arrack, which are very popular alcoholic beverages. Rice and curries are a common sight in Sri Lankan cuisine . Sri Lankans also have a keen interest in hoppers. But today many Sri Lankans are turning to fast food. Examples include hamburgers, hot dogs, Chinese rolls, patties and pastries. Kiribath is another delicacy of many Sri LankansIs. There is usually no restriction on meat and fish in the preparation of curries and a variety of vegetables are also added. Sometimes green, lentils , such the use gænē.tavada pickles, chutney and s...

 History of cricket         The sport of cricket has a known history beginning in the late 16th century. Having originated in south-east England, it became the country's national sport in the 18th century and has developed globally in the 19th and 20th centuries. International matches have been played since 1844 and Test cricket began, retrospectively recognised, in 1877. Cricket is the world's second most popular spectator sport after association football (soccer). Governance is by the International Cricket Council (ICC) which has over one hundred countries and territories in membership although only twelve currently play Test cricket. First Grand Match of Cricket Played by Members of the Royal Amateur Society on Hampton Court Green, August 3rd, 1836

  History of the Temple of the Tooth      In the early days, Kandy was known as "Sri Senkanda Shailabhidhana Sri Vardhanapura". Siriwardena, a son-in-law of King Parakramabahu IV (302-1326 AD) of the Dambadeniya Kingdom. In 1312 a town called "Senkadagala Siriwardanapura" was established near the area then known as Katupulle. Another legend says that the city was named after a Brahmin named Senkanda and that the city was named after the goddess Sankhanda, the chief consort of King Vikramabahu III. The Temple of the Tooth and the Natha Devalaya for Lord Lokeshwara Natha were built here during the reign of Wickramabahu III (1357-1374 AD), the ruler of the Gampola Kingdom. According to the Yasgiri Thalpatha, the Asgiriya temple was started at this time. Today these are the oldest buildings in Kandy. Senkadagala was named after King Sammatha Wickramabahu (1469-1511 AD), a descendant of the Gampola royal family. He is considered to be the founder of the Kandy Kingdom. Th...

KEKIRAWA CENTRAL COLLEGE        Kekirawa central college , which is located in an attractive place of North central province. Kekirawa central college; the renowned alma mater holds a radiant history of more than half a century. This school which has produced a lot of educated people for the country is about 20 acres in extent. The revolution of the system of ‘free education’ introduced by Mr.c.w.w.kannangara, who was the minister of education in 1945, was a great revolution in the field of education in Sri Lanka. It was a priceless gift given to the village children. Kekirawa central college was the 25th among the 54 central colleges established by Mr.c.w.w.kannangara. Also it has become the first central college in the north central province. Through there were some bitter experiences she has got ,kekirawa central college was humble enough to nourish her sons and daughters not only  knowledge and skills but also in attitudes. She was born as a Buddhists mixed ...

  Twentieth Amendment to the Constitution       This Bill was introduced by the Minister of Justice on 22nd October 2020 and consists of a 2/3 special majority vote.It received 156 votes in favor and 65 votes against.Accordingly, it will become law in force in the country after the Speaker signs it on October 29, 2020. Limiting the number of terms of the mandate sought by the President to four years.(The 18th Amendment provides for a declaration by the people to seek a mandate to re-elect the President for a further term after four years in office, and the 20th Amendment amends it to a second term.).         Eliminate the responsibility of the President to protect and abide by the Constitution.           Restricting the possibility of prosecution against the President.                                          ...