Random | Best Random Tools

List of Mahinda College Alumnireport

  • [Name]: W. D. S. Abeygoonawardena
    [Notability]: member parliament (Galle 1960), Mayor of Galle (1965–1966)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Lakshman Yapa Abeywardena
    [Notability]: member parliament (Matara 1994–2015, National List 2015–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Vajira Abeywardena
    [Notability]: member parliament (Galle 1994–2010, 2015–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Henry Woodward Amarasuriya
    [Notability]: Deputy Speaker (1948), member parliament (Baddegama 1948–1952), member State Council of Ceylon (Udugama 1931–1935, Galle 1936–1947) Founder member and First General Secretary of United National Party
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Thomas Amarasuriya
    [Notability]: member Senate of Ceylon (1953–1965), President of the Senate of Ceylon (1963–1965)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: P. Gamini Ariyatilake
    [Notability]: member parliament (Maskeliya 1970–1977)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: I. A. Cader
    [Notability]: member parliament (Beruwala 1960–1965, 1970–1977), Deputy Speaker(1970–1977)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Wijaya Dahanayake
    [Notability]: member parliament (Matara 2010–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Albert de Silva
    [Notability]: member parliament (Galle 1977–1979, Kamburupitiya 1979–1983)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: D. S. Goonesekera
    [Notability]: member parliament (Udugama 1956–1960, Habaraduwa 1960–1964)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Sirisena Hettige
    [Notability]: member parliament (Hakmana 1965–1970)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Leslie Mervyn Jayaratna
    [Notability]: Governor of Southern Province (1993–1994)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Rupa Karunathilake
    [Notability]: member parliament (Bentara-Elpitiya 1977–2000)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Ananda Kularatne
    [Notability]: member parliament (Hambantota 1983–2004)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Semage Salman Kulatileke
    [Notability]: member parliament (1972–1977)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: M. G. Mendis
    [Notability]: member parliament (Rathgama 1970–1977), pioneer Trade Union Leader
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Nishantha Muthuhettigamage
    [Notability]: member parliament (Galle 2010–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Manusha Nanayakkara
    [Notability]: member parliament (Galle 2010–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Lionel Premasiri
    [Notability]: member parliament (Galle 2004–2010), Mayor of Galle (1997–2001, 2002–2004)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: S. A. Wickramasinghe
    [Notability]: member State Council of Ceylon (Morawaka 1931–1936), founder Communist Party of Sri Lanka (1943)
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Justin Wijayawardhene
    [Notability]: member parliament (Matara 1960) Founder Member of the United National Party
    [Reference]:
    (Politics)

  • [Name]: Harishchandra Abeygunawardena
    [Notability]: Vice Chancellor University of Peradeniya (2006–2009)
    [Reference]:
    (Education)

  • [Name]: M. B. Ariyapala
    [Notability]: Emeritus Professor, President/Vice Chancellor University of Colombo (Colombo Campus) (1972–1977)
    [Reference]:
    (Education)

  • [Name]: Lionel Edirisinghe
    [Notability]: Vice Chancellor University of the Visual & Performing Arts (1953-?)
    [Reference]:
    (Education)

  • [Name]: Kapila Gunasekara
    [Notability]: Vice Chancellor University of Peradeniya (2000–2006) First Vice Chancellor University of Vocational Technology
    [Reference]:
    (Education)

  • [Name]: David Kalupahana
    [Notability]: Senior Professor of Philosophy, University of Hawaii
    [Reference]:
    (Education)

  • [Name]: Nandadasa Kodagoda
    [Notability]: Vice Chancellor University of Colombo (1994)
    [Reference]:
    (Education)

  • [Name]: G. P. Samarawickrama
    [Notability]: Vice Chancellor University of Ruhuna (1984–?)
    [Reference]:
    (Education)

  • [Name]: Mitirigala Dhammanisanthi Thera (formerly known as Asoka Weeraratna)
    [Notability]: Buddhist missionary, founder German Dharmaduta Society (1952), Berlin Buddhist Vihara (1957), Mitirigala Nissarana Vanaya (1967)
    [Reference]:
    (Religion)

  • [Name]: Katukurunde Nanananda Thera
    [Notability]: Buddhist monk/scholar, abbot of Pothgulgala Aranya
    [Reference]:
    (Religion)

  • [Name]: Madihe Pannaseeha Thero
    [Notability]: Buddhist monk, head of Amarapura Nikaya (1969–2003)
    [Reference]:
    (Religion)

  • [Name]: Basil Gunasekara
    [Notability]: Admiral, Commander of the Navy (1973–1979)
    [Reference]:
    (Military)

  • [Name]: Monath Perera  †
    [Notability]: Squadron leader, No. 10 Squadron SLAF
    [Reference]:
    (Military)

  • [Name]: Lucky Wijayaratne  †
    [Notability]: Major General, Commander 22 Brigade (Sri Lanka Light Infantry)
    [Reference]:
    (Military)

  • [Name]: Marvan Atapattu
    [Notability]: international cricket player (1990–2007)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Rumesh Buddika
    [Notability]: first class cricket player (2010–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Upul Chandana
    [Notability]: international cricket player (1994–2007)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Dandeniya Hemachandra de Silva
    [Notability]: first class cricket player (1968–1974)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Premachandra de Silva
    [Notability]: first class cricket player (1961–1969)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Somachandra de Silva
    [Notability]: international cricket player (1982–1984), Chairman Sri Lanka Cricket (2009–2011)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Stanley de Silva
    [Notability]: One Day International cricket player (1979)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Thikshila de Silva
    [Notability]: Twenty20 International cricket player (2017–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Douglas Dias Jayasinha
    [Notability]: first class cricket player (1937–1935), Chairman Selection Committee Sri Lanka Cricket (1963–1973)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Lasith Malinga
    [Notability]: international cricket player (2004–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Kosala Sahabandu
    [Notability]: Olympic athlete (1980 4x400 relay), Asian Games athlete (1974 4x400 relay - gold medal)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Athula Samarasekera
    [Notability]: international cricket player (1983–1994)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Nisala Tharaka
    [Notability]: first class cricket player (2011–present)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Jayananda Warnaweera
    [Notability]: international cricket player (1986–1994)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Dileepa Wickramasinghe
    [Notability]: first class cricket player (1985–1996)
    [Reference]:
    (Sports)

  • [Name]: Gunadasa Amarasekara
    [Notability]: poet, author
    [Reference]:
    (Arts)

  • [Name]: Edwin Ariyadasa
    [Notability]: journalist, newspaper editor
    [Reference]:
    (Arts)

  • [Name]: D. B. Dhanapala
    [Notability]: journalist, author
    [Reference]:
    (Arts)

  • [Name]: Siri Gunasinghe
    [Notability]: poet, author
    [Reference]:
    (Arts)

  • [Name]: Dhamma Jagoda
    [Notability]: theater/television director, actor
    [Reference]:
    (Arts)

  • [Name]: Vimukthi Jayasundara
    [Notability]: film director, screenwriter, visual artist
    [Reference]:
    (Arts)

  • [Name]: Ranjit Abeysuriya
    [Notability]: Chairman National Police Commission, Director Public Prosecutions Attorney General's Department
    [Reference]:
    (Others)

  • [Name]: A. T. Ariyaratne
    [Notability]: founder/president Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement (1958), peace activist
    [Reference]:
    (Others)

  • [Name]: C. G. Uragoda
    [Notability]: physician, medical researcher, author, folklorist, historian, conservationist
    [Reference]:
    (Others)

  • [Name]: Saman Weerasinghe
    [Notability]: ambassador to Russian Federation
    [Reference]:
    (Others)

  • [Name]: A. P. de Zoysa
    [Notability]: social reformer, buddhist scholar
    [Reference]:
    (Others)

New Random Display   Display All Items(60)

About This Tool

The Old Town of Galle is located in southwest Sri Lanka, about 100 kilometers south of the capital Colombo, on the coast of the Indian Ocean. The Old City of Galle and its castle are built on a rocky peninsula, a natural harbor whose entrance is complicated by the presence of a large number of coral reefs. The existence of the Old City of Galle fully demonstrates the interaction between European architecture and South Asian traditional architecture during the 17th and 19th centuries. Local architects have adapted the original European model to geography of Sri Lanka, climate, history and culture.

The random generator tool compiled 60 items documenting some of the Distinguished Alumni of Mahinda College in Johann Gottfried Galle, Sri Lanka. Some of them became famous actors and artists, some became great philosophers and thinkers, and some devoted themselves to military education and national defense and made their contribution to the defense of Sri Lanka.

Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Mahinda College alumni.

Report a problem on this page


Submit  

Copyright © 2024 BestRandoms.com All rights reserved.