Category: Sinhale Buddhist Heritage

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Sri Lanka’s Economy is sustained by Sinhala Taxpayers: Without them, Sri Lanka stops – thank Sinhalese without demanding separatism

  Sri Lanka survives today because ordinary, hardworking Sinhala taxpayers across the Western, Southern, Sabaragamuwa, North Western and North Central Provinces carry the economic weight of the entire nation. These provinces produce the largest share of national income and generate most tax...

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The Silent Genocide: How the Chittagong Hill Tracts Buddhists & Hindus are being erased

    The Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), in southeast Bangladesh, has been home to the Chakmas, Marmas, Tanchangya, Tripura, and other indigenous communities for centuries. For over a millennium, these peoples lived in peace, cultivating Buddhist...

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Public Letter – Formal Objection to endorsement of “LGBTIQ Tourism” Project

  27 September 2025   To: Mr. Buddhika Hewawasam Chairman Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority / Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau Colombo, Sri Lanka   Cc: Hon. Minister of Tourism Ministry of Tourism and...

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Eelam was always Island of Sinhalese: The Legal, Historical, and Constitutional Truth”

  The name “Eelam” was never Tamil in origin, nor did it denote a separate ethnic homeland. It is a historical term rooted in the identity of the Sinhalese — the island’s first and...

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Did You Know ‘Eelam’ originally referred to the Island of the Sinhalese?

  Eelam — a word that triggered a 30-year conflict — must be urgently re-examined. The term “Tamil Eelam” has come to symbolize demands for a separate Tamil state in Sri Lanka. But few...

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The Hidden Agenda: Grade-Level Breakdown Shows How Reforms Erode Nationalism While Introducing Globalist Gender Ideology

  Sri Lanka’s New Education Reforms (2025–2029), led by Prime Minister and Education Minister, have sidelined history and Buddhism—pillars of Sri Lanka’s civilizational consciousness—while quietly embedding gender ideology and LGBTQIA+ narratives under the dangerous...

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How the New Education Reforms are Planned to Remove Buddhism from Sri Lanka’s Future

  Sri Lanka’s new education reforms (2025–2029) may appear technical and modern on the surface, but a closer examination reveals a deliberate and systemic effort to dismantle the Buddhist civilizational foundation of this nation....