Why Disobedience Might Be Healthy
“Being content with little is the ultimate civil disobedience in modern times.” This is a quote produced by the American […]
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International Nurses Day – A light on the Struggle
We are in the midst of the first modern pandemic. It has confined us to the safety of our homes,
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Not Your Ordinary දන්සැල
Hey there! Thank-you for stopping by. But, this isn’t your ordinary දන්සැල! Have you been missing devilled chickpeas AKA “Kadala
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STRIVE FOR GLORY
STRIVE FOR GLORY: WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO REACH GREATER HEIGHTS? “Adversity causes some men to break; others to break
How Are You?
There’s doubt in you. There’s doubt on you. There’s isolation around you. There’s isolation within you. The world is under
The Treasure – නිධානය
ජීවිතය කියන ලොකු, දිග, පලළ ගමනේදී අපි හැමෝටම එක එක දේවල් හම්බ වෙනවා.එක එක ජාතියේ මිනිස්සු මුණ ගැහෙනවා. අපි ගමන්
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400th Blog Post | 400K Blog Views
Hi! We are Aamina and Aloka, the Co-Editors of the RACUOCFMF Blog for the year 2019/20! As we gladly reach
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Rotary, Rotaract & Christmas!
Faraway in Winter Wonder Land, their Sergeant-at-arms, Rtr. Snowman struck the bell with the gavel and said “’Tis the Season
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The Popular PUMA!
Few weeks ago, the online voting competition for the Most Popular University Sportsman and Sportswoman, organized by “Mora Spirit” kick
The Voice Inside You
[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] Written By: Rtr. Aloka Weerawardane ( Co-Editor – 2019/20 )
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Lady of Twilight
This was an article submitted by Team “HALE” for ‘SHE’, a creative writing competition organized by the Rotaract Club of
President of the Month – Why Though?
Blind Walk was quite an eye opening event. A little bit more eye opening for us RACUOCFMF-ers, because that is
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Pollution Takes Over River Yamuna
Indian Pollution Problem Goes Beyond Borders I remember learning about Ganga Yamuna, the longest tributary in India. History wasn’t my
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E – Waste
My first mobile phone was a Nokia 1100. From my mid-teens, I used it well into my early twenties. Just
4 Million People March for Climate Action
Much to the disbelief and dismay of climate activists, the climate talks at the #UNClimateSummit last week did not end
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Act before PEACE will be in PIECES
To us Sri-Lankans, Green Peas is what we see on top of a dish of “Yellow Rice” (Kaha Bath) or
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One Million Species on the Brink of Extinction
6th May was a grim day for environmental conservationists as the UN-backed IPBES Report was published. The report, being the
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Sri Lanka: The Second Most Affected Country by Climate Change
The inevitable effects of global warming and climate change are no longer limited to Africa, or the West for that
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World Wildlife Day 2019
Our world population is not just a number. In 1975, we were at 4 billion. And it took us about
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International Polar Bear Day 2019
Polar bears are marine mammals that live in the Arctic, hundreds of miles away from land. Most of us probably
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We Are Running Out of Time
Did you know that we made history in 2018? Before you get all excited, let me tell you that it
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