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  2. Sinhalese New Year - Wikipedia

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    Sinhalese New Year, generally known as Aluth Avurudda (Sinhala: අලුත් අවුරුද්ද) in Sri Lanka, is a Sri Lankan holiday that celebrates the traditional New Year of the Sinhalese people and Tamil population of Sri Lanka.

  3. Sunil Santha - Wikipedia

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    Sunil Santha was born on 14 April 1915 on the Sinhalese New Year's Day in Dehiyagatha, Ja-Ela, Sri Lanka. Both his parents died before he was two years old, and Santha was raised by his grandmother. At an early age he came to the limelight when he played King Dutugamunu in a village play.

  4. Sinhala and Tamil New Year - Wikipedia

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  5. Songkran - Wikipedia

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    In Melbourne, the Sinhalese (Sri Lankan) New Year festival is held annually in Dandenong, Victoria. [66] In 2011, it attracted more than 5000 people and claims to be the largest Sinhalese New Year Festival in Melbourne. [67] The Queen Victoria Market held a two-day Songkran event celebrating the Thai New Year in early April 2017. [68]

  6. Category:Sinhalese New Year - Wikipedia

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  7. Category:Public holidays in Sri Lanka - Wikipedia

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  8. File:Sinhala and Tamil New Year Greetings.png - Wikipedia

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  9. Raipiyel Tennakoon - Wikipedia

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    In 1954, D. B. Dhanapala, the editor of the Lankadeepa newspaper, and Mahanama Dissanayake, the deputy editor, started a competition to select a national 'Maha Kaviya' (epic poet). The aim of this competition was to select a poet who can write the history of the Sinhala nation of 2500 years for the 1954 Sinhala New Year.