All three phases of "Prarthana" were done with a huge success

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Prarthana is the project which was implemented during the month of November under the category of the Peace, Religious & Cultural Activities. With the intention of spreading love, peace, and unity among our communities as undergraduates, put forward another step of becoming the peace bearers to our communities by continuing the project Prarthana.

Under the first phase, we successfully organized a workshop on 20th of November by aiming to give better understand about overcoming language barriers between languages for grade 10 students of R/ Royal College Ratnapura. This valuable awareness programme was hosted by Mr.Gulzar Ahmed who is a trainer at Ladies’ College and Mr Shafni Nizam who is a counsellor and motivational speaker. According to our plan, we donated every kind of books that they required in Sinhala, Tamil, and English languages for their library as well for individually.









As a second phase we tend to organize a street drama on 28th of this month as an innovative phase of our whole project which was sighted at three main places namely; two shows at Fort CTB bus stand and the premises of Faculty of Law of University of Colombo The ultimate goal is to convey the message about different cultures, customs, peace & unity through the voice and motion.







Shramadhana campaign and the religious activities were executed under the third phase at the Temple, Church, Mosque and Kovil on 30th of November aiming to strengthen the bond between different religions.
The overall aim of our project is to achieve the one of Sustainable Development Goals called, Peace, and Justice and Strong Institutions.






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