The Islamic New Year, commencing with Muharram, offers a period for introspection and spiritual renewal, commemorating the ...

Sinhala & Tamil New Year - Greeves Reserve, Dandenong | 6th April 2025 1 min read Published 9 May 2025 9:43am Updated 13 May 2025 10:01am Source: SBS ...

In a celebration of tradition and community, nearly 2,000 Sri Lankans and Romanian friends gathered at the iconic Hala Laminor in Bucharest to celebrate the Sinhala and Tamil New Year 2025. The ...

There was a wonderful atmosphere at Hotel Curracloe on Monday as the local Sri Lankan community hosted a colourful celebration to mark the Sinhala and Tamil New Year.

To all Sri Lankans celebrating Sinhala and Tamil New Year, I wish the nation is blessed with the strength, unity, and new energy needed for meaningful transformation and a prosperous tomorrow.

As we celebrate the Sinhala and Tamil New Year this year, a festival that symbolises the hope of both physical and spiritual renewal, our nation finds itself at a defining moment, achieving ...

This Sinhala and Tamil New Year, step away from the ordinary and embrace the spirit of Avurudu at Sun Siyam Pasikudah with the joyous rhythms of tradition, community, and coastal serenity, under the ...

This fosters neighbourliness and brings a sense of community to the celebrations. In the past, the ‘Avurudu Utsawa’ (New Year festival) was common in many village communities.

Sri Lanka's Sinhala and Tamil New Year falls on April 14 this year, with traditional games being organized across the country to celebrate the occasion. (Photo: Xinhua) ...

The Sinhala and Tamil New Year is a time of high spends, characterised by increased consumer activity and festivities, and driving purchases in categories such as Dining, Travel and ...

President Anura Kumara Disanayake announced that a special exposition of the Sacred Tooth Relic will be held for the general public after the Sinhala and Tamil New Year. He stated that discussions ...

Saturday, April 13 marked the Sinhala and Tamil New Year, one of Sri Lanka’s main cultural holidays. Commonly known as “Avurudu” in Sinhala and as “Puthandu” or “Puththandu” in Tamil, the celebration ...