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eLanka Newsletter – 23rd January 2022 – 7th Edition – Sri Lankans In Australia Click here or on the image below to read this week’s elanka Newsletter “RETRIBUTION” – by Des Kelly Sri Lanka hammer Zimbabwe in 3rd ODI, seal series Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Getting tested for COVID-19 (in Sinhala & Tamil languages) Blue Ocean Group positioned financially, operationally and culturally to transform the construction and real estate industry Two More Weeks to Go Until National Backyard Cricket is Over – Watch Former Sri Lankan Cricketer and NBYC Cricketing Ambassador Russel Arnold to learn more about how you can get involved KALINDU POSSESS PHENOMINAL ACADEMIC SKILLS ALREADY IN ZENITH OF MUSICAL ARENA EMULATING FATHER DR ROHANA WEERASINGHE – by Sunil Thenabadu Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Information for people who test positive for COVID-19 or are close contacts (in Sinhala & Tamil languages) A tribute Late Mr Turin Fonseka – By Dr ...

Jan 23, 2022 Posted by In Articles, eLanka Newsletters Tagged , , , , ,
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Legacy- by Noor Rahim Legacy is a very important aspect in life; among us Homo sapiens The word is a depiction of life’s attribute that has a very deep meaning Dependent on one’s contribution to kith & kin; and to other fellow beings With requirements to set moral standards, for others following As a noun legacy means wealth/property left as an inheritance And as an adjective, denoting a system that paves the way for betterment in living But in our lives, what matters most is the adjective meaning of Legacy For your wealth will be only measured in your contribution to the communities well being For what you leave behind is the reflection of your own standards This would be reflective of the folks under your wing As one may see of the folks under the shadow of your ambiance You example will surely show case your radiance that is ...

Jan 10, 2022 Posted by In Articles Tagged ,
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The World in Turmoil – Ecologically; Spiritually; Economically; and Politically – by Noor Rahim The World is no more a Garden of Eden. One would have thought that with the advancement of knowledge and Technology it would be “Heaven on Earth”; but alas! It appears that we are far from it. Perhaps to those who have amassed wealth more than they will ever be able to spend themselves, in a life-time, it may be so. But to the ordinary folk it is a “day to day” scenario in life; with no time to see if it is Heaven or Earth.  Ecologically; spiritually; economically and politically we seem to be edging closer and closer to the dreaded “Point of No Return” – that is if it is not too late already! The solution to these impending disasters does not lie directly on the masses, but on the shoulders of Governments (elected ...

Dec 16, 2021 Posted by In Articles Tagged , , , , ,
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The Dawning of Religious Faiths on Mother Earth and the Covid 19 Pandemic.   This article is based on the documented history of the arrivals of the various “Religious Faiths” that graces this Universe of ours today; and when it appears to have come to an abrupt stop. Not covered are the other Religions or Religious Teachings that have dawned on us like “Evangelism” and “Break-Away” groups emanating as tributaries of the already existing and well established Major Religions on Earth. Most of you learned Readers are obviously aware of what is being revealed in this article; and yet some maybe unaware. Going through the various articles on “Google” reveals the “History of Religions” as: At the end of 3000 BC – Origin of Judaism (2085 BC) At the mid of 2000 BC – Origin of Hinduism (1500BC) At the mid of 1000 BC – Buddhism (500BC) At the mid ...

Nov 30, 2021 Posted by In Articles Tagged , ,
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Is Mankind Emulating the Arctic Rodent- The Lemmings? It is almost a lapse of two years since I visited a large Shopping Mall in my area. At the insistence of my family I, rather reluctantly, joined them on their sojourn on the weekend. Not that I “anti” going to the Mall; but at my age there is no meaningful necessity. As the saying goes – “I have seen it all; and I have done it all”. But with the weather getting colder and hampering my constitutional evening walks, I got lured to accompany them; as they dangled a carrot in my face and said – you need to go for a walk, it’s good for your health. With the raging Corona Pandemic I was sceptical to go into a gathering of many people. But I did venture out with a nagging and rather irritating face mask that often “misted up” ...

Nov 28, 2021 Posted by In Articles Tagged , ,
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 Memories of Yore – By Noor Rahim There I was sitting comfortably in my recliner With my eyelids almost drooping and ready to close When I got jolted out of my reverie By the daunting “tick-tock” of the clock that did stir   Watched the seconds turn to minutes And the minutes no doubt turns to hours; and the hours to days The years too just slides away as only you know how You wonder how they all passed without in as much as an adieu   Leaving behind memories of the yester year; in its’ journey One can only re-live the past that went by, so quickly Making one forlorn and submerged in past memories With the deeds of yore, be it good or bad; and the aftermath worry   The good is always very easy to enjoy and savour But the bad make some feel guilty of deeds ...

Sep 19, 2021 Posted by In Articles Tagged ,
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“The Certain Nip in the Air” By Noor Rahim One can feel the nip in the air; as the days are now getting cooler; making it so pleasant to sit outside. The birds appear to have all flown away to warmer climes and the absence of the squirrels is apparent; as it is certain that they are too busy making their nests or abodes to keep the warmth during the foreseen much colder days that appear to be imminent. You do see the bee population extremely busy gathering all the honey they could from whatever flower that remain. Those bountiful, colourful and magnificent creation of Mother Nature is now on the wane. Most of it wilted and withered and the petals lying forlorn on the surround grounds around it. But fret not; as they create compost for the future growth – a magnificent and marvellous concept of Mother Nature to keep ...

Sep 19, 2021 Posted by In Articles Tagged ,
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The World in Turmoil – Ecologically; Spiritually; Economically; and Politically – By Noor Rahim   The World is no more a Garden of Eden. One would have thought that with the advancement of knowledge and Technology it would be “Heaven on Earth”; but alas! It appears that we are far from it. Perhaps to those who have amassed wealth more than they will ever be able to spend themselves, in a life-time, it may be so. But to the ordinary folk it is a “day to day” scenario in life; with no time to see if it is Heaven or Earth. Ecologically; spiritually; economically and politically we seem to be edging closer and closer to the dreaded “Point of No Return” – that is if it is not too late already! The solution to these impending disasters does not lie directly on the masses, but on the shoulders of Governments ...

Aug 4, 2021 Posted by In Articles Tagged , ,
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Sri Lankan Association of NSW -Multicultural Event in Blacktown-by Dr Harold Gunatillake   Hello Viewers. Good morning to you. It is a bright morning and blue skies, on Saturday 8th May. I am in the City of Blacktown, City Council Hall, two hours’ drive from the heart of Sydney. Today, the Sri Lankan Association of NSW in collaboration with Blacktown City Council and Multicultural NSW are having a Multicultural Diversity event. ...

May 10, 2021 Posted by In Articles, Dr harold Gunatillake Tagged ,
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