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  The cockroach The vulture is the national bird of Sri Lanka. Lowland Sri Lanka is dry Wilpattu Forest Park, Yala, Horton PlainsToday this bird is restricted to national parks, forest reserves such as Lahugala, Kalugala Forest Reserve, Galoya Sinharaja Forest, Dombagaskanda Forest Reserve and Kitulgala. This animal is slightly smaller than the gum chicken.The black and dark brown feathers have purple polished wings. A greenish tinge appears on the underside of the stem. There is also a sharp fork on each foot. The vulture is about half the size of a vulture. The predominant color of its body is blackish brown. Less because of the color. The lower abdomen of the hen has blackish brown spots. The feet are yellow. The larvae feed on worms and insects. Apart from that, the seeds of the Nillu tree are a very good food for vultures. The wild rooster is an animal that loves to fight. Often the fight ends with the death of one. The hen lays eggs throughout the year but mostly from Feb...

  Amban river It is the main tributary of the Mahaweli River. It starts from the Matale and Nalanda mountains and joins the Mahaweli river near Dastota. It flows 62 miles through a series of small islands and joins the Mahaweli River. The Amban River is one of the most important rivers in Sri Lanka for agricultural purposes. King Mahasen crossed the Amban River and built the Elahera Anicut and dug a canal from there King Mahaparak‍nramab හු hu (1153-1186) crossed the Amban River at Angamedilla and built an anicut to draw water into the Parak‍nrama Sea through the Akasha Ganga. C.W. According to Mr. Nicholas, in the past it was also known as Ambanganga Karaganga. Evidence for this is given in the description given in the Poojavaliya: The Rajavali and the Buddha Rajavali give similar details.to draw water to the Minneriya Lake. Even during the reign of King Mahaparakannaramabahu, this river was known as Kara Ganga and the name Amban Ganga may have been derived from the names of the...

  Ambuluwawa Mountain ..........   From Gampola town take the Hemmatagama road for about 5 km to reach the Ambuluwawa hill access road.Spread over an area of ​​927 acres, this hill is isolated from other mountain rangesDue to the Chaitya located on the hill at a height of 3567 feet above sea level, this place has become a unique place.This dagoba can be easily seen from Gampola town.It is possible to walk from the foot of the mountain. It is also possible to inject in a vehicle up to the base of the dagoba.Most people cross this entire distance on foot to have an amazing experience.Mountaineers do not feel tired because of the cool breeze and the shade of the tree-lined road.A Catholic church, a Hindu temple, a mosque and a Buddhist temple have been built on the top of the hill to accommodate people of different faithsThis stupa which was built to mark agriculture is called Govijana Seya.There is a Buddha statue at the end of the road and statues of gods and goddesses have b...

Na tree   Name - Na tree Botanical name - Mesova ferria In Pali - Cobra Trees In Sanskrit - Naga Keshara In Tamil - Naga Maram   Na is a tropical plant endemic to Sri Lanka. Named the National Tree of Sri Lanka in 1986. The most abundant lake in the tropical humid climate. Cultivated in Sri Lanka as well as in countries like India, Nepal and Malaysia. The Na tree grows to a height of about 100 feet and often has a base at the base. The diameter of the tree is about 2 m. The flower is white and has four white petals. The pollen turns yellow. Its flowers are very fragrant. There is a large amount of yellow pollen in the middle. The diameter of a flower is about 4-7 cm. The leaves are narrow and dark green, 6-10 cm long, and the underside of the leaves is white. The teeth turn red. The young leaves are reddish pink and yellow.

Learn about the Taliban   The Taliban has resurfaced in the community. This is due to the fact that this organization, which has been active as an extremist terrorist organization in Afghanistan for some time, is trying to capture the capital Kabul and the relevant regime. From time to time we hear news about this organization. So what we are talking about today is the Taliban. 1. Emergence Talib is the Arabic word for 'student'. Then we can take the meaning of the Taliban as a student organization. So this organization was officially started in 1994. It was led by 'Mulla Mohamed Omar' who is known as the founding leader of this organization. He founded a group of former students in Afghan refugee camps in Pakistan. Gradually, the Taliban began to gain strength. At the time, Afghanistan was ruled by a pro-Russian regime. So the Taliban will gradually occupy about 90% of Afghanistan's territory by 2001. 3. Breakdown of control This terrorist organization,...

 Let's Protect Our Environment Nature  Let's Protect Our Environment Nature is the most precious gift given to mankind and it's his duty to protect it, and show gratitude in return. Once the Red Indian Chief Seattle said " Earth is our Mother". He requested the White Chief of Washington to show equal respect that is shown to his mother, if he wanted to buy the Red Indian lands. With the Industrial revolution that took place in the 19th century the whole world experienced the advent of modernization and its glory. With the advancement of technology all kinds of sophisticated machines and vehicles were invented. As a result millions of factories came up destroying nature and affecting the lives of innocent animals. As a result of this development, the whole environment got polluted. The air, water, soil and the peace of the environment was struck with pollution. Trees were cut down, flowers withered. Birds and insects lost their inhabitants. Water lives were affecte...

  Success   In today’s world everyone wants to be successful but what is a success. The perspective of success varies from person to person. For the record, the people before us have a different view on success and the person after us will have a different view on success.  Moreover, people compare different people performance to evaluate their success. But success is not something that you can copy from others. You have to make your own path to achieving success. In modern-day, people are obsessed with success because of the glamour and lifestyle of successful people. My only goal is to be a successful person .... I see success in the path I have already taken ... Success is the result of my effort ..... I will succeed in my future too ... I will win life.

  My favourite book Books are friends who never leave your side. I find this saying to be very true as books have always been there for me. I enjoy reading books. They have the power to help us travel through worlds without moving from our places. In addition, books also enhance our imagination. Growing up, my parents and teachers always encouraged me to read. They taught me the importance of reading. Subsequently, I have read several books. However, one boom that will always be my favourite is Harry Potter. It is one of the most intriguing reads of my life. I have read all the books of this series, yet I read them again as I never get bored of it. When I started reading the book, it immediately caught my attention.  Although I have read all the previous sections, no other book has touched my heart as much as this one.  It gave a great perspective to the magical world.  One of the things that excites me the most about this book is the introduction of other scholarly ...

our school history Kingswood College was founded by Louis Edmund Blaze, with eleven students, as a boys' high school. At the time, most schools on the island had been classified as state‑aided government schools or missionary schools. Government grants were available until a school showed itself established, with a solid core of teachers and an expanding roll, but institutions run by individuals did not qualify for government assistance. The first few years of the school's existence were a struggle for Blaze. Fee income barely covered the cost of running the school, so Blaze handed the struggling institution over to be managed by the Methodist mission. In 1961, the school was taken over by the state. Louis Edmund Blaze Founder Principal of Kingswood College  From the outset, he modelled the school on the English public school system. A house system was introduced to the school in 1922, and the names selected were those of major English public schools; (Eton, Harrow, Winchester ...

 Leadership   Leadership is the ability of an individual or  group  to influence and guide the followers or other members of an organization. Leadership involves making informed and sometimes difficult decisions, formulating and expressing a clear vision, setting achievable goals, and providing followers with the knowledge and tools needed to achieve these goals . Leaders are found and required in most areas of society, from business to politics, from local to public organization. Effective leaders are characterized by self-confidence, strong communication and management skills, creative and innovative thinking, persistence in the face of failure, willingness to take risks, openness to change, balance and responsiveness in times of crisis. People who demonstrate these leadership qualities in business may advance to executive  or Clevelle positions such as CEO, CIO or President. Noteworthy individuals who have exhibited strong leadership in the technology industr...

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  A desert A desert is a barren area of landscape where little precipitation occurs and, consequently, living conditions are hostile for plant and animal life.  This includes much of the polar regions, where little precipitation occurs, and which are sometimes called polar deserts or "cold deserts".  Deserts can be classified by the amount of precipitation that falls, by the temperature that prevails, by the causes of desertification or by their geographical location.   Deserts are formed by weathering processes as large variations in temperature between day and night put strains on the rocks, which consequently break in pieces.   Rain falling on hot rocks can cause them to shatter, and the resulting fragments and rubble strewn over the desert floor are further eroded by the wind.  Wind-blown sand grains striking any solid object in their path can abrade the surface.  Other desert features include rock outcrops, exposed bedrock and clays once...

 "Sports as an vital a part of a scholar`s life. "Sports as an vital a part of a scholar`s life. Sports and the person are inseparable from the example the person changed into born at the earth. Physical conflict for the life and survival advanced as sports activities later. The sportsmeet is the primary vital programme in any college calendar. Students divided in separate homes compete showing their atheletic skills. Matches & tournaments for cricket, soccer, volleyball, elle, rugger, hockey and so forth are prepared at some stage in the yr with the aid of using faculties & the better academic authority. Almost each college has its very own playground. Sports device is acquired from the ministry, donors and with the cash that comes thru centers charges and diverse funds. A few faculties preserve separate courts for one-of-a-kind sports activities and their very own swimming pools. Though the expenditure on sports activities spent with the aid of using the authorities...

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