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New Year strengthens ties between Sinhalese and Tamils - PM
Apr 14, 201708:57 AM
New Year strengthens ties between Sinhalese and Tamils - PM
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Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe says that the Sinhala and Tamil New Year brings a message of prosperity and unity to the nation, acknowledging the role of the Sun in the agrarian society and its blessings towards a greater harvest.

 

“It is also an occasion that strengthen ties between the Sinhalese and the Tamils, one that unites them and fosters a great degree of fellowship amidst shared customs and a reverence towards nature and its elements that are significant towards sustainable prosperity,” he said in his New Year message. 

 

Full Text of Message:

 

Sinhala & Tamil New Year brings a message of prosperity and unity to the nation, acknowledging the role of the Sun in the agrarian society and its blessings towards a greater harvest.

 

It is also an occasion that strengthen ties between the Sinhalese and the Tamils, one that unites them and fosters a great degree of fellowship amidst shared customs and a reverence towards nature and its elements that are significant towards sustainable prosperity. 

 

The ancient customs and traditions of the Sinhala & Tamil New Year are closely tied to sustainable good practices that preserve and respect the environment around us - they encourage the younger generation to share the same values and preserve them for posterity. 

 

May all Sri Lankans enjoy a blessed and a prosperous Sinhala & Tamil New Year.

 

 

 

 

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