Several graduates of the Sri Lanka Institute for Information Technology have received scholarships to study at German universities. The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Berlin congratulates the successful graduates on their achievements and wishes them every success in their further education.
You can find a report on these hopeful young people at the link below.
A 11 minutes documentary “TRUTH BEHIND DARE – Unearthing systematically suppressed plight of humanity ended in 2009” produced by the independent and non-profit media initiative Lanka Courier, on the atrocities committed by the LTTE, the world's most dangerous terrorist organization.
How you can use the best time of the year to purify, revitalize your body and mind and strengthen your immune system, Stefan Rüttiger learned on his own body last year shortly before the lockdown. The publisher of Wochenblatt, Schaufenster, Litfaß-Column and Meine-news.de now describes his experiences - after the entry restriction has been lifted - and shows that enjoyment and experience are not neglected in an Ayurveda cure. Find the full article under this link.
Information on Sri Lankan Citizens who were living in partially resettled/non-resettled areas in Jaffna,Kilinochchi and Mannar Districts in the Northern Province and are currently living overseas is being collected by the Election Commission to register their names on the Eleactoral Register.
Due to the strict lockdown measures currently in force in Germany, the embassy will initially be closed for a period of one week from January 11, 2021.
In urgent cases, the embassy can be reached via the e-mail address or the telephone number +49 (0) 30 80909749.
Embassy of Sri Lanka, Berlin, January 11, 2021