A book lover and an avid writer. Adores travelling and spending time with nature. Always ready to lend a helping hand.
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Since 1995, as the first university-based Rotaract Club in Sri Lanka, Rotaract Mora has come to light for nurturing and nourishing to-be leaders. By providing a shoulder for the people to lean on, guiding the youth towards light and joining hands around the globe, Rotaract Mora has originated a pathway
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This article, written by Zafra Rifky under the theme “A Post Pandemic World” was awarded first place at Rethink 2020, the English article writing competition organized by Rotaract Mora in May 2020. “It is only in our darkest hours that we may discover the true strength of the brilliant light
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This article, written by Senith Cooray under the theme “A Post Pandemic World” was awarded third place at Rethink 2020, the English article writing competition organized by Rotaract Mora in May 2020. “Those were bad times”, I said to myself and let out a sigh. Looking back at how things
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This article, written by Thisara Sanjana under the theme “A Post Pandemic World” was awarded fourth place at Rethink 2020, the English article writing competition organized by Rotaract Mora in May 2020. After months of lock-down many countries have decided to reopen the countries as they expect that corona is
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This article, written by Pavadaran Pathmaranjan under the theme “A Post Pandemic World” was awarded fifth place at Rethink 2020, the English article writing competition organized by Rotaract Mora in May 2020. As most of the cities around the globe are locked down due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic, it
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As written by Rtr. Samadhi Gunawardane Do you remember writing the first-ever essay on “myself”? Probably it was about family, hobbies, pets, and feelings. Isn’t it? But what if you have none of these things? What will be in your new essay on “myself”? Let us figure this out.
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A composition by Rtr. Garisha Herath He was bright as the day, She was quiet as the bay, He was all for play, And she was a little merry-Jay. He got sundaes on his birthdays, She pots Sundays on the Archways, He was all for horseplay, She was appalled in
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As written by Rtr. Garisha Herath In a nation where physical wellness is bestowed with infinite care as opposed to mental health, we should converge to diminish that stigma and seize responsibility for our mental well-being throughout these arduous circumstances. One should not be disconcerted nor hesitant to address candidly
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Manusath Handa e-library released – click here to visit. As written by Rtr. Nushan Vitharana “Open your eyes and see what’s happening in the world” We can see beauty. We can feel life. We can learn from the world. “Munusath Handa” is one of the major projects in the avenue
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As written by Rtr. Romasha Guruge High spirits are something that lie just within reach of us, and can be achieved through the honest engagement with one another. Our seemingly distinct lives become worthwhile when we discover how truly necessary we are to each other. When pursuing the betterment of
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As written by Rtr. Udara Sachintha “Being healthy is the greatest treasure of all” The Lord Buddha Today, the world is facing a great crisis which makes people realize the truth of the above pearl of wisdom. By now, being healthy has become a great challenge to all of us.
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Rtr. Ishaaq Ahamed writes on “Star Seekers”, a night sky observation camp organized under Grama Prabodhaya, from the perspective of a student who witnessed the event. The Ayyalas and Akkilas from Colombo have been hyping us on this for a long time now and we just couldn’t wait till