Introduction In the modern digital era, technology has become a central part of how humans think, learn, and communicate. One of the most important skills that supports problem-solving in this technological environment is computational thinking. Computational thinking is not only used in computer science but also in everyday decision-making, education,
මොහොතකට හිතන්න ගැහැනියක් වුනේ පින් මදි නිසාද? ඇය නම් මායාවක්ද? පුංචි සිතක් මේ තරම් ශක්තිමත් ද? එහෙනම් එන්න අහන්න ඇගේ කතාව. සුදු මල් ගවුම ඇන්දේ
Rotaract Club of University of Moratuwa has celebrated their 30th Anniversary (Charter Day Celebration) on 18th of December, 2025. So, What’s special about being fascinated? Here it is! Rotaract Club of University of Moratuwa is the first institute-based Rotaract Club of Rotary International District 3220 - Sri Lanka &
Appearance is not what defines a person. It may catch the eye for a moment, but it can never hold the soul. Something that truly defines you is how you stay when someone is breaking. If you can sit beside someone when they are truly hurt, when their tears fall
නිවස නැතිනම් නිවහන ලොකු කුඩා අප සැමගේ ප්රියතම නවාතැන්පලයි.අපට කිසිදු මවාපෑමකින් තොරව අපම වීමට ඉඩ දෙන,පෙරලා කිසිවක් බලාපොරත්තු නොවන මිනි
Sometimes, the most important things in life are quiet. They don’t trend. They don’t demand attention. They simply wait, waiting for someone to care. When we began Open Hearts, we didn’t start with decorations or photographs in mind. We began with a question, if we don’t
Let’s face it. AirDrop is amazing. It works flawlessly to share files, photos, videos, whatever across the apple ecosystem. For years, us Android folk have been missing an alternative. I really hate writing unless I have something interesting to talk about and I figured this would be worth sharing
Ego is quiet at first. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t seem dangerous. It just stands in the way and refuses to move. Ego says: “This is who I am.” “If you don’t like it, leave.” “I already changed enough.” “I am not responsible for your feelings.” But
Every year on February 20th, the world observes World Day of Social Justice, a reminder that fairness, equality, and human dignity are rights that should be accessible to all. This day, proclaimed by the United Nations, emphasizes the importance of reducing poverty, promoting decent work, advancing gender equality, and protecting
This is the third of the Raspberry Pi Pico series I bring to you with Rotaract Mora Blog’s Weekly Tech Bytes. If you haven’t read my first two articles where I explain the basics that you will need to follow this tutorial, I highly recommend you to read
Once, I was broken inside. Listening to songs, suddenly the lyrics hit my heart: “Cause now that they're gone, all I hear are the words that I needed to say.” Once I am gone, will the people close to me say this? I got lost in the world
The first time our beloved seniors from the Catholic student Society at the University of Moratuwa asked me to join the choir, a knot formed in my throat. Me? In a formal choir? I lived with music in my life for years-strumming guitar strings, marching for brass music- but choral
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Sometimes you may feel fragile and look pathetic because of your tears. But that’s not true. Somewhere along the way, we were taught that crying is a weakness. That strength means silence. That holding it together is something to be proud of. So we swallow our tears. We smile
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I am studying at the best engineering university in the country. That sentence is supposed to mean pride, achievement, and arrival. Some days it does. But most days, it feels like a quiet trade I didn’t know I was making. University has taught me many things. How to survive
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From black-box page to installable CLI in Python I didn’t build GitPulse to solve a critical global problem. I built it to learn. I wanted to understand how CLI tools feel to the user, how to integrate complex APIs, and how to transform raw data into something useful. Honestly?
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To my grandma, I was many people. Some days I was her daughter, other days her sister, and on the rare good days, I was her granddaughter. Dementia quietly reshaped her reality, memories slipped away, familiar faces lost their meaning, and everyday life became uncertain. Witnessing her journey up close
Zooxanthellae
Environmental challenges beneath the ocean surface often receive less attention, despite their long-term impact. Coral reef degradation is one such issue. Coral reefs support marine biodiversity, protect coastlines, and sustain coastal livelihoods. Recognizing this responsibility, the Rotaract Club of University of Moratuwa continues its commitment to marine conservation through Project
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Pongal is a harvest festival celebrated by the Tamil community. It is a celebration to thank the Sun, Mother Nature and the various farm animals that help to contribute to a bountiful harvest. Celebrated over three days, Pongal also marks the beginning of the Tamil month called Thai, which is
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We all love. Sometimes, we see love as something that needs to be chased, earned or trapped. Yes, it works for some people and they do enjoy the chase. But there is another kind of love. A love that neither rushes nor does it demand control. It builds quietly and
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By Shampavi Premananthan Introduction: The Quiet Wave of Transformation While the world marvels at giant AI models and viral applications, the real innovation quietly unfolding is standardization. Just as HTTP turned the fragmented early web into a universally connected experience, Model Context Protocol (MCP) is now doing for AI what
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මාතෘකාව දැක්කම මුලින්ම ඔලුවට ආපු දේ මොකක්ද? ක්රිකට්... ඔව්. නමුත් මේ ලිපිය ක්රිකට් ක්රීඩාව පිළිබඳවම නම් නෙවෙයි. ක්රිකට් ක්රීඩාවෙදි
Charter Day
December 18th, 2025 marked an important milestone for the Rotaract Club of University of Moratuwa as we celebrated our 30th Charter Day along with the December General Meeting at ENTC Hall 01. The atmosphere in the hall was excited and proud, with Rotaractors and guests coming together to celebrate three
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Dear You, From the very first day I met you, I think I already knew… you would never truly be mine. I don’t know how I knew. Some feelings arrive without explanation, like a quiet bruise forming beneath the skin. Maybe I have a habit of breaking things before