Sinhala and Tamil New Year was celebrated in Port Moresby city with the participation of Sri Lankans community in Papua New Guinea. This event was organised by the Sri Lanka Papua New Guinea ...

The Sinhala and Tamil New Year or Avurudu as it is known in Sinhala, is an important national holiday for both the Sinhala Buddhists and the Tamil Hindu communities of Sri Lanka. It is a holiday ...

CHENNAI: Several Sri Lankan nationals, including refugees, in Tamil Nadu welcomed the Sinhala Tamil New year at a function held on its eve here today.

Auspicious times of the Sinhala and Tamil New Year 2023. Dawn of the New Year. New Year will dawn at 2.59 p.m. on April 14 (Friday). Punya Kalaya ("Nonagathaya" or Inauspicious Time) Punya Kalaya or ...

LOS ANGELES, California - April 14 marked the first day of the traditional Tamil calendar, and millions of people in India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Reunion, and Mauritius were celebrating the ...

This Sinhala and Tamil New Year, step away from the ordinary and embrace the spirit of Avurudu at Sun Siyam Pasikudah with the joyous rhythms of tradition, community, and coastal serenity, under the ...

The Sinhala and Tamil New Year Festival 2003 is to be staged at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium today. The event - staged every year since 1979, even before Sri Lanka had an official embassy or ...

Sri Lankan Christians take part in the Sinhala and Tamil New Year celebrations along with Buddhists and Hindus to enhance brotherhood, peace and harmony. "People like diversity and nobody wants to ...

Colombo (AsiaNews) – Due to the country’s economic crisis, Sri Lanka’s New Year, which falls today, will be different this year. Called Aluth Avurudda in Sinhala and Puthandu in Tamil, New ...

Tamil New Year 2025, ... In Sri Lanka, the Tamil and Sinhala New Year often coincide, marking a national holiday. Tamil New Year 2025 is a reminder that every ending brings a fresh start.

Sinhala and Tamil new year celebrations in Gorey Civic Square; Aruna Shantha, Dhammika Ranaweera and Aruna Pearera.