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Malinda Channa Pieris Seneviratne (born September 23, 1965) is a Sri Lankan poet, critic, journalist, translator, political commentator, and activist. Known for his outspoken political views, his opinion pieces are among the most widely read in English in Sri Lanka.
Jul 14, 2022 · Malinda Seneviratne. Director, Hector Kobbekaduwa Agrarian Research and Training Institute, Government of Sri Lanka. Featured on: July 14, 2022. Expertise on : Agriculture and Food. Malinda Seneviratne is a sociologist by training, educated at the University of Peradeniya in Sri Lanka and then Harvard University, the University of Southern ...
Apr 23, 2019 · Poet and writer Malinda Seneviratne, one of the most widely read journalists in Sri Lanka, offers a poem for his country, accompanied by translations into Tamil and Sinhala. The heartbeat of my country. Crashes as wave against rock.
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Malinda Seneviratne Contributor As a freelance journalist he has written articles covering a wide range of subjects including international political economy, development, constitutional affairs, conflict resolution, political ecology, good governance, democracy, literature, and philosophy.
Chu Trang (chữ Hán giản thể: 周庄; bính âm: Zhōuzhuāng) là một thị trấn thuộc địa cấp thị Côn Sơn, Cộng hoà Nhân dân Trung Hoa. Chu Trang cách Tô Châu 30 km về phía đông nam. Thị trấn này nổi tiếng với cảnh phố xá xen lẫn với phố cổ có 900 năm lịch sử với các con sông ...
Nov 28, 2017 · Easily one of the most discernible occurences in the last 20 years within our local English literary sphere has been the ascent of Malinda Seneviratne. Before I get to Malinda the poet, whom I am acquainted with only barely, I need to get to Malinda the man, whom I know personally.
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May 8, 2021 · I have known Malinda Seneviratne in his many forms: writer, poet, translator, activist, editor, citizen, father, husband, and teacher. Yet I can’t recall why I wanted to meet him. Was it the eloquent prose, sharp as nails even at its most polemical?
