Asset to the English language
58 years into teaching today she seems an asset
to the field of English language. "In 1962, I started my own classes
at my place. Initially I had a few classes in the garden. Gradually,
the school grew. There's an increasing need for English education. I
have students coming from outstations. Nevertheless I don't believe
in charging my students who are in need, thundering amounts.
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Bird life in rice farming
Sri Lanka had been named the rice bowl of South
Asia in the past. There is ample evidence to this from the landmarks
of our ancient hydraulic civilization that exist even to this day.
At some point or other this agricultural society diminished. Many
explanations given by historians and scholars to this regard are not
very clear. However as tradition prevails and history repeats, the
state gives prominence to rice farming within a hydraulic
civilization, as in the past
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