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Celebrating the Pillars of Our Leadership: The Executive Board 2025/26 ​Behind every successful community milestone is a...
21/06/2026

Celebrating the Pillars of Our Leadership: The Executive Board 2025/26

​Behind every successful community milestone is a team of visionary leaders. Today, the Sri Lankan Students’ Association in New Delhi stands proud to honor and thank our incredible Executive Board for their unparalleled commitment over the past year.
​From managing operations to driving engagement, your leadership has kept our student community unified, vibrant, and moving forward.
​A massive thank you to our executive team:
•Enuka Siriwardhana | President
•Manushi Silva | Secretary
•Gayani Pamoda | Treasurer
•Amith Chamika | Advisor
•Chamod Ishara | PR & Media Coordinator

​Thank you for your passion, your hard work behind the scenes, and for steering the ship so flawlessly. The impact of your dedication will be felt for a long time to come! 🇱🇰🤝🇮🇳

Honouring Leadership & Commitment​As the Year 2025/26 draws to a close, the Sri Lankan Students’ Association in New Delh...
21/06/2026

Honouring Leadership & Commitment

​As the Year 2025/26 draws to a close, the Sri Lankan Students’ Association in New Delhi takes immense pride in celebrating the incredible individuals who served on our Chamber of Representatives.
​Their dedication, leadership, and support have been pivotal in fostering a vibrant, unified community for Sri Lankan students across major universities in Delhi.
​A massive thank you to our representatives for their remarkable service:

🎓 Ms. Manushi Silva | University of Delhi
🎓 Mr. Perinbanayagam Gawtham | University of Delhi
🎓 Ms. Gayani Pamoda | Delhi Technological University
🎓 Ms. Imanga Nadeeshani | Jawaharlal Nehru University
🎓 Ms. Darshani Abesinghe | South Asian University
🎓 Mr. Enuka Siriwardane | IIIT Delhi

​Thank you for stepping up, leading with passion, and setting a brilliant example for the years to come. Wishing you all continued success! 🇱🇰🤝🇮🇳

On this sacred Vesak Full Moon Day, may the light of the Buddha’s wisdom illuminate our hearts and guide us on the path ...
30/05/2026

On this sacred Vesak Full Moon Day, may the light of the Buddha’s wisdom illuminate our hearts and guide us on the path of compassion, mindfulness, and peace.

As we commemorate the Birth, Enlightenment, and Parinibbāna of the Blessed One, let us cultivate loving-kindness, cherish harmony, and extend goodwill to all beings.

May this Vesak bring serenity, strength, and blessings to you and your loved ones.

🪔 “Sabbe Sattā Bhavantu Sukhitattā” - May all beings be happy and free from suffering.

Happy Vesak!
Sri Lankan Students’ Association, New Delhi

Proud moments for Sri Lanka in New Delhi 🇱🇰✨On 20th May 2026, five Sri Lankan students had the honour of representing Sr...
22/05/2026

Proud moments for Sri Lanka in New Delhi 🇱🇰✨

On 20th May 2026, five Sri Lankan students had the honour of representing Sri Lanka at the opening ceremony of Silent Stories, the debut solo exhibition in India by Colombo-based Sri Lankan artist Shanaka Kulathunga. The event was presented by Gallery Silver Scapes at Bikaner House.

As part of the cultural celebrations, the Sri Lankan students performed a traditional Sri Lankan dance, bringing the rhythm, colours, and spirit of our island to the heart of New Delhi. It was a beautiful evening of art, culture, and friendship between Sri Lanka and India.

Silent Stories explores memory, rural life, identity, and human emotions through powerful paintings in acrylic and oil. Curated by Archana Khare-Ghose, the exhibition reflects the beauty of everyday Sri Lankan life and creates a quiet dialogue between personal memories and shared human experiences. The exhibition also marks Shanaka Kulathunga’s first solo presentation in India.

The opening ceremony was inaugurated by Sri Lankan High Commissioner to New Delhi Mahishini Colonne along with distinguished members of the Indian art community.

The exhibition is open to the public from 21st to 28th May at Bikaner House, New Delhi. A must-visit for art lovers and anyone interested in contemporary South Asian art.






More than a celebration,this is who we are.Sri Lankan students in Delhi, united through ICCR scholarships, rooted in tra...
23/04/2026

More than a celebration,this is who we are.
Sri Lankan students in Delhi, united through ICCR scholarships, rooted in tradition and growing stronger together 🇱🇰 ❤️ 🇮🇳









The 2026 Sinhala and Tamil New Year  Celebration, jointly organized by the Sri Lankan Students’ Association in New Delhi...
22/04/2026

The 2026 Sinhala and Tamil New Year Celebration, jointly organized by the Sri Lankan Students’ Association in New Delhi (SLSAND) and the Association of Sri Lankans Living in Delhi (ASLID) was held on 19th April at the Sri Lankan High Commission in New Delhi. Graced by the presence of the Sri Lankan High Commissioner, Mahishini Colonne, the event brought together the Sri Lankan community and their friends for a day filled with joy, culture, and togetherness.

The Sri Lankan High Commission generously sponsored the gifts and essential arrangements, while the ASLID provided food and beverages. The Students’ Association played a key role in organizing the event, ensuring everything came together seamlessly.

Families, friends, and students from across Delhi gathered to celebrate, enjoying traditional Sri Lankan sweets, participating in lively games, and sharing moments of laughter and connection. The celebration concluded on a warm and festive note with a prize distribution ceremony, followed by a delicious Sri Lankan-style buffet.

Picture Courtesy : VibePixels | Manuraj Vimukthi 📸🔥






A group of students from the Sri Lankan Students’ Association, Delhi represented our student community at the 6th Women’...
15/04/2026

A group of students from the Sri Lankan Students’ Association, Delhi represented our student community at the 6th Women’s Prestige Awards 2026 – Family Picnic, organised by Lions Club Delhi in association with Naari Shakti Ek Naai Pahal Foundation, Lions Club Delhi Vegetarian, and Rajasthani Academy, and hosted at the Sri Lankan High Commission, New Delhi.

As part of the programme, our students presented a dance performance to the Sri Lankan patriotic song "Manaranjana Darshaniya Lanka" as a tribute to late Latha Valpola. In addition, two students also performed a duet song inspired by Sri Lankan stage drama music.

The event was attended by diplomats, Sri Lankan High Commission staff and their families, and members of the Lions Club. It was an honour to perform at our home away from home, in the presence of the Sri Lankan High Commission, the Counsellor, and the entire Sri Lankan High Commission staff and to represent Sri Lanka and our student community on this meaningful occasion.




It was a great honour to be part of the 77th Foundation Day of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), held at...
11/04/2026

It was a great honour to be part of the 77th Foundation Day of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), held at the prestigious Shankar Lal Concert Hall on 09th April 2026.

The event was graced by the esteemed Chief Guest, Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, whose presence added immense significance to the celebration. The occasion was also led by the Director General of ICCR, K. Nandini Singla, along with distinguished diplomats, ambassadors, and eminent guests from across the world.

It was especially notable that Sri Lankan students were present among a diverse gathering of international students, alongside diplomats and ambassadors. The presence of the Sri Lankan High Commissioner to India, Mahishini Colonne, further added pride and significance to the occasion.

In this vibrant celebration of cultural diplomacy, the Sri Lankan student community proudly represented 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka through a traditional folk dance performance; sharing a glimpse of the island’s rich heritage, rhythm, and identity with an international audience.

From the elegance of the performances to the warmth of cultural exchange, the celebration stood as a beautiful reminder of how art transcends borders and unites hearts.

"Every single day brings us blessings, but today is extra special because it’s all about you!Happy Birthday to Thushari ...
11/03/2026

"Every single day brings us blessings, but today is extra special because it’s all about you!

Happy Birthday to Thushari Wickramasingha ...!! 🎉

We wish you a day filled with love, laughter, and joy. May this year bring success, happiness, and endless opportunities to lead with inspiration and make a difference! 🎂🎁🎈



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Five Sri Lankan students of the Association proudly represented Sri Lanka at the World Mother Tongue Day celebration hel...
27/02/2026

Five Sri Lankan students of the Association proudly represented Sri Lanka at the World Mother Tongue Day celebration held at the Bangladesh High Commission on 21st February 2026.

The event was attended by many distinguished diplomats and guests including the Sri Lankan High Commissioner. The students performed the beautiful song “Patu Adahas Nam Paurin Lokaya” by W. D. Amaradeva and Sunil Ariyatartne, celebrating linguistic diversity and cultural unity.

They also had the honor of posing for photographs with High Commissioner Maheshini Kolonne of the Sri Lankan High Commission, Second Secretary Thilina Galappatti, and Minister Counsellor (Commercial Section) Lakshmendra Geshan Dissanayake.

It was a proud moment showcasing Sri Lankan culture, language, and harmony on an international platform.

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