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Weekend in Dambulla at Liyya Water Villas Resort – By Harold Gunatillake

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An Easy Sri Lankan Kavum recipe – By Nadeeka – eLanka

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Ash Chandrasinghe innings divides cricket world in Sheffield Shield final – By Sam Goodwin

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Dimuth Karunaratne and Dinesh Chandimal honoured in Wisdens best team of the year – BY TREVINE RODRIGO IN MELBOURNE (eLanka Sports Editor Melbourne)

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Unudiya Ella – spectacular natural pool in Bothale By Arundathie Abeysinghe

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Our First Time Exploring COLOMBO, Sri Lanka

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VALE – Rev Neville L Koch

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Irangani Gunatillake-chief Receptionist at Ceylon Tea Centre, PIccadily Centre, London, in 1966-1969

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Kaleidoscope with Savithri Rodrigo 150 23 03 2023

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“BEAUTIFUL BAILA” – by Des Kelly

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Mevan Pieris author of “THE COMMUNITY” – A Historical Account of the ‘Mudaliyar class Goyigama Family Combine’– The book launch (Photos sent to eLanka by Mevan Pieris & Mr Joe Paiva)

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Monga’s Incisive Analysis of Australia’s 50 -Over Triumph – By Michael Roberts

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eLanka Newsletter – 22nd March 2023 – 7th Edition – Sri Lankans In Australia

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Articles Michael Roberts

TW Roberts R.I.P. ……. July 1976-by Michael Roberts

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International Monetary Fund

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Wet zone hill country leopard population is increasing

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The DRS inventor Senaka Weeraratna deserves a Plaque in his honour by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC)

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Eat more fibre- your doctor will recommend it. – By Dr harold Gunatillake

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St. Benedict’s College OBU of Victoria

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St. Benedict’s College OBU of Victoria – New committee for 2023/24

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People Inbetween: Ethnic & Class Prejudices in British Ceylon-by Michael Roberts

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British Council launches revamped UK agent and counsellor engagement platform – hosts successful interactive briefing for UK study visa agents in Sri Lanka

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Dimuth to leave test cricket captaincy

Sri Lanka can pretend no more. They are just a hopeless Cricketing nation at the minute. What is being discussed by the wider circle of cricket fans is how did a team that is so lopsided actually challenge the best and attempt to make the Test Championship final? On reflection it would be fair to say it was laughable and unattainable. It also throws a heavy cloud over coach Chris Silverwood who confidently predicted a memorable tour. If by memorable he really meant nightmarish, the tour so far, is forgettable and delivered just that. Silverwood who appeared to be the Island nation's good luck charm is now probably scratching his head for answers as the teams in all formats continue to flounder. Where they actually belong has been unravelled by New Zealand who gave them an allround lesson on application and sensible approach with a comprehensive thrashing in the two Test series.  While New Zealand's batters flourished on the first two days, Sri Lanka's batters except for skipper Dimuth Karunaratne and to a lesser extent Dinesh Chandimal, found the Wellington wicket nearly unplayable. A pathetic batting performance scraped up 164 in their first dig and some referred it to 'Duck season' in New Zealand, as four batsmen were out without scoring whilst the rest barely scraped up double figures.  While Sri Lanka attack appeared toothless, New Zealand showed how it should be done with skipper Tim Southee,  Blair Tickner, Matt Henry and spinner Michael Bracewell combining with the rest of their attack to take 20 wickets. Faced with a mountainous task of overhauling a massive 416 run deficit and trying to win from there was insurmountable let alone batting over three days to save the Test was also beyond reality.  They battled hard in the innings but were definitely out of the contest from the outset and were rolled by an innings and 58 runs as expected.  They made 358 in the second innings but were guilty of poor shot selection that could have made the Kiwis toil for their win.  Four guilty batsmen that could have made a difference with mature Test cricket mentality but sacrificed their wicket with rash and irresponsible execution were Kusal Mendis and Angelo Matthews early in the morning session, followed by Dinesh Chandimal in the last over before lunch and newcomer Nishan Madushka, in the last over before tea.  Tim Southee has arrived as an astute leader after taking over the reins from Kane Williamson, but there is no doubt that the New Zealand strategy at home has been cleverly mapped out. The Kiwis underlined their superiority at home in familiar conditions while Sri Lanka showed they were underprepared mentally technically.  Sr Lanka toiled valiantly in their second stint against a tidal wave of runs to overhaul but it was too little too late. Dhananjaya De Silva 98, Skipper Karunaratne 51, Dinesh Chandimal 62 and Kusal Mendis 50 top scored. The one-day series is next followed by the T20s and Sri Lanka fans are hoping for some form of redemption after the Test debacle. 
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New Zealand seal 2-0 whitewash despite Sri Lanka’s resistance

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Vision Care marks “World Glaucoma Week 2023” by emphasizing risk factors and importance of early detection

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Sri Lankan Elephants: History, Cultural Significance, Tourism, Endangered Status, and Unique Characteristics – By Nadeeka – eLanka

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Remembering Sunil C de Silva – A man for all seasons (30 January 1941 – 28 February 2021) – By Niranjan Selvadurai

Thanks giving Service for the Late Rev Neville Koch
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Thanks giving Service for the late Rev Neville Koch – 26th March 2023

Health & Views March 2nd issue 2023 - eLanka
Articles Dr Harold Gunatillake

Health & Views March 2nd issue 2023 – By Dr harold Gunatillake

Articles Malsha Madhuhansi

Some of the popular spices grown and used in Sri Lanka – By Malsha – eLanka