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Contempt case against ‘Jaya Sri’ to be taken up in February!

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The Colombo Commercial High Court yesterday (17) ordered to postpone the contempt of court case against the ‘Jaya Sri’ Jayalath brothers for February 21, 2023.

The decision was made yesterday in the case against the brothers Rohitha Jayalath and Rohan Jayalath for singing the songs censored by the court in violation of the injunction order issued by the Colombo Commercial High Court.

High Court Judge Priyantha Fernando had earlier issued summons against Rohitha and Rohan Jayalath over contempt of court.

On behalf of petitioner Aruna Lian, Counsel Sadun Senadhipita appeared on the advice of Counsel Thilini Hewawitharana.

President’s Counsel Chandika Jayasundara appeared for the respondent Jayalath brothers.

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Veteran sctress Kumari Perera passes away

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Veteran actress Kumari Perera has passed away at the age of 68 while receiving treatment at the Colombo National Hospital, according to family sources.

Kumari Perera made her debut in the iconic Kopi Kade teledrama series and went on to feature in over a hundred teledramas throughout her career. 

She also played significant roles in several popular stage dramas, including the role of ‘Maname Kumari’ in Ediriweera Sarachchandra’s stageplay – ‘Maname’ 
Funeral arrangements for the late actress will be announced in due course.

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Lantern Festival concert held in Colombo (Pics)

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A Chinese musical concert was held in Colombo. yesterday (Feb. 12) at the Nelum Pokuna Theatre.

The event, which was organized under the supervision of the Chinese embassy and the Ministry of Culture & Tourism, featured the Wuxi Chinese orchestra.

The concert was also held on the day of the Chinese Lantern Festival, which is the final day of the Spring Festival.

(Pics : Xinhua)

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Japanese embassy in Colombo hosts Origami workshop

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The Embassy of Japan in Sri Lanka held an Origami workshop on Feb. 07, 2025 to promote the traditional Japanese art of paper folding among Sri Lankans. 

The event was held at the Embassy with a Japanese Origami expert – Mr. Higashi Katsukawa as the lead instructor of the workshop.
The workshop was attended by participants including Mr. Reza Dilshard Kareem, Founder and President of the Origami Folders Association of Sri Lanka (OFASL), who enjoyed the opportunity to learn intricate origami techniques and explore the beauty of this traditional Japanese art form.

This initiative is a further step in strengthening cultural ties between Japan and Sri Lanka, while promoting local interest in origami.

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