Kamanthi Wickramasinghe

Kamanthi Wickramasinghe

A psychology graduate who eventually became a journalist to be a voice for unheard voices. A proud Sri Lankan - Thalassophile - Travel fan - Nature lover - Chocoholic - Extraordinarily loud - Frequent laughaholic. Follow me on Instagram - @kamzylifeTM or FB

Latest Stories

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  • 03 June 2020
The Clock is Ticking for the Environment

With more trees being cut, more waterways dried up, wildlife hunted and poached, we humans will soon complain about an imbalance i

  • 23 May 2020
Iromie Wijewardena

The women portrayed on Iromie Wijewardena’s canvasses are bright and lively. This is her appreciation for women who are breadwin

  • 19 May 2020
Maritime Wrecks in Lankan Waters

Did you know that the Southern coastal waters are home to the Indian Ocean’s oldest shipwreck? This means that exploring shipwre

  • 16 May 2020
Dr. Vajira Chitrasena

For Dr. Vajira Chitrasena, arts and culture wasn’t an option. Born to a mother who was determined to see her children taking up

  • 09 May 2020
Education Sector: Bounce back strategies

With COVID-19 the education sector too is at a standstill. Apart from students having to adjust to online teaching methods, school

  • 07 May 2020
A low-key Vesak amidst COVID-19

Vesak, a religious holiday that signifies the birth, enlightenment, and death of Gautama Buddha lately became an occasion to go si

  • 01 May 2020
Challenges and Bounce Back Strategies

While the government is preparing for an exit strategy, many sectors are rethinking on bounce back strategies. One of the biggest

  • 30 April 2020
Extended Curfew Period and Impact on Wildlife

When 25-year old A.M.S.P Bandara, a Wildlife ranger attached to the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) breathed his last du

  • 20 April 2020
Easter Sunday attack : One year after tragedy struck

It was around 8.44 am on April 21, 2019 – Easter Sunday. Some were immersed in prayer, some children were having their breakfast

  • 01 April 2020
Indefinite curfew: What about the pets?

While humans in areas with indefinite curfew periods are struggling to find essential items and vegetables, it may also be a chall

  • 26 March 2020
The world is recovering…

There was a time when humans were in a rat race, trying to make ends meet, sticking to deadlines and ignoring life. There was no

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Kamanthi Wickramasinghe

Kamanthi Wickramasinghe

A psychology graduate who eventually became a journalist to be a voice for unheard voices. A proud Sri Lankan - Thalassophile - Travel fan - Nature lover - Chocoholic - Extraordinarily loud - Frequent laughaholic. Follow me on Instagram - @kamzylifeTM or FB

Latest Stories

wave
  • 03 June 2020
The Clock is Ticking for the Environment

With more trees being cut, more waterways dried up, wildlife hunted and poached, we humans will soon complain about an imbalance i

  • 23 May 2020
Iromie Wijewardena

The women portrayed on Iromie Wijewardena’s canvasses are bright and lively. This is her appreciation for women who are breadwin

  • 19 May 2020
Maritime Wrecks in Lankan Waters

Did you know that the Southern coastal waters are home to the Indian Ocean’s oldest shipwreck? This means that exploring shipwre

  • 16 May 2020
Dr. Vajira Chitrasena

For Dr. Vajira Chitrasena, arts and culture wasn’t an option. Born to a mother who was determined to see her children taking up

  • 09 May 2020
Education Sector: Bounce back strategies

With COVID-19 the education sector too is at a standstill. Apart from students having to adjust to online teaching methods, school

  • 07 May 2020
A low-key Vesak amidst COVID-19

Vesak, a religious holiday that signifies the birth, enlightenment, and death of Gautama Buddha lately became an occasion to go si

  • 01 May 2020
Challenges and Bounce Back Strategies

While the government is preparing for an exit strategy, many sectors are rethinking on bounce back strategies. One of the biggest

  • 30 April 2020
Extended Curfew Period and Impact on Wildlife

When 25-year old A.M.S.P Bandara, a Wildlife ranger attached to the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) breathed his last du

  • 20 April 2020
Easter Sunday attack : One year after tragedy struck

It was around 8.44 am on April 21, 2019 – Easter Sunday. Some were immersed in prayer, some children were having their breakfast

  • 01 April 2020
Indefinite curfew: What about the pets?

While humans in areas with indefinite curfew periods are struggling to find essential items and vegetables, it may also be a chall

  • 26 March 2020
The world is recovering…

There was a time when humans were in a rat race, trying to make ends meet, sticking to deadlines and ignoring life. There was no

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