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Aluwa

  Aluwa is a traditional Sri Lankan sweet with a long history, often made for special occasions and celebrations. It is believed to have been influenced by South Asian and Middle Eastern sweets. Made from roasted rice flour or semolina, sugar or jaggery, and spices like cardamom, Aluwa has a soft yet slightly crumbly texture. …

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Kawum

  Kawum, also known as oil cake, is a traditional Sri Lankan sweet with a long history, especially during the Sinhala and Tamil New Year. Made from rice flour, jaggery, and coconut milk, it is deep-fried until golden brown. Kawum has a crispy outside and a soft, sweet inside with a rich caramel-like flavor from …

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Double Standards

In a world that aims for equality double standards still exist. They create invisible barriers that define how men and women are treated. These unfair standards affect many areas of life such as appearance, career, behavior and relationships. Women are often judged by their looks and expected to maintain unrealistic beauty standards. They are told …

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Eco Wave: A Ripple of Change for the Madu River

  As the first light of dawn illuminated the tranquil waters of Madu River, a determined group of volunteers gathered with a singular purpose—to restore the river’s natural beauty and promote environmental sustainability. On February 2, 2025, the Eco Wave river clean-up project became a beacon of hope, uniting 18 passionate individuals in a shared …

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Roti

  A simple, traditional flatbread with a long history, especially in South Asian cuisine. It has been made for centuries using basic ingredients like flour and water, cooked on a hot pan. Different countries have their own versions, such as Sri Lankan pol roti with coconut or Indian chapati. Roti has a soft, chewy texture …

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