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A successful journey will become completed only if it’s filled with countless beautiful memories. With hundreds of such sweet memories that fuelled an adventurous journey for over a year, Rotaract Mora trailed towards finding new horizons in bringing about a remarkable change in the community during the Rotaract year
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This article, written by Rtr. Randima Fernando of Rotaract Club of Achievers Lanka Business School under the theme “A write-up based on a quote”, was awarded second place at Write Out Loud 2019, the English article writing competition organized by Rotaract Mora. If ever there were a sequence of words
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This article, written by Rtr. Thishani Wijayaratne of Rotaract Mora under the theme “In the year 3200…”, was awarded third place at Write Out Loud 2019, the English article writing competition organized by Rotaract Mora. Beads of sweat dotted my forehead as I felt the small dark room close in
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As written by Rtr. Kavishka Gunaratne Vesak is a festival celebrated by Buddhists all around the globe on the full moon of May, commemorating the Sacred Birth, Enlightenment and Parinirvana of Lord Buddha. The most important holiday in the Buddhist calendar, the Vesak Poya is dedicated by Buddhists towards practising
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As written by Rtr. Hemangi Wimaladharma “Education is the passport to the future; for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” -Malcolm X Keeping these wise words in mind, Rotaract Club of University of Moratuwa embarked on an endeavor to enrich young minds through SciWiz, a series of
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The Sinhala and Tamil New Year is a season of celebration and joy to everyone all over Sri Lanka irrespective of age, colour or religion. It is indeed an opportunity to strengthen the bond between the Sinhala and Tamil communities. The Rotaract Mora blog brings you this exploration of two
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As told by Rtr. Nirmani Dasanayake “It’s the little moments that make life big.” Laughter and applause echoed throughout the Lagan on the 4th of April as Rotaract Club of University of Moratuwa unfolded ‘CampFire 2019’, the final episode of the CAST 4, its signature Club Service project. One
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As told by Rtr. Miyuki Natasha Sometimes you might think that whatever you see is real! But it’s not. There’s something mysterious and secretive in each and everything in this world. It’s not about what you see, it’s all about the hidden mystery. But this mystery
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As written by Rtr. Ruwini Gamarachchi Work is not always making money. It’s justifying yourself and doing what your heart says. Rotaract is a community that operates under this motive of following what your heart is saying for the betterment of the society you belong to. Every year, Rotaractors
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As written by Rtr. Kavishka Gunaratne “Let’s make sure women and girls can shape the policies, services and infrastructure that impact all our lives. And let’s support women and girls who are breaking down barriers to create a better world for everyone.” António Guterres Initiated by the Socialist
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As written by Tharindu Wickremasinghe The countdown was finally over with the dawn of February 10th as CAST 4 officially kicked off with its first event; Refraction 2019. The vibe of the day was mystical and magical, as the teams were not just groups, but Nations of the Avatar world.
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As said by Lakshani Pathirage, Athwela 19.1 was a lovely awakening for the elders at Shantha Sewana Hospice, Maharagama, who are no longer receiving the love and affection they deserve at the autumn of their lives. Shantha Sewana Hospice is home to the elders who are suffering from cancer