COMPUTERS TO RANORAWA TEMPLE : Horizon Lanka Foundation - Bringing ICT and English to the rural Sri Lankan village of Mahavilachchiya, Anuradhapura

Gangani Nimalika, a lady who was born in rural Ranorawa village was instrumental in donating 2 brand new PCs and a printer to the dhamma school in Weheragala temple, Ranorawa. The generous donors were Hilary and Krishantha from the United Kingdom. The Chief Monk of the temple, Rev. Pannala Piyarathana, a pioneer in developing the village, was present at the event. Horizon Lanka will closely monitor this project and provide support with its expertise. Ranorawa is a small hamlet just 20 kms away from Mahavilachchiya. (Updated on October 19, 2006)

COMPUTERS TO RANORAWA TEMPLE
Gangani Nimalika, a lady who was born in rural Ranorawa village was instrumental in donating 2 brand new PCs and a printer to the dhamma school in Weheragala temple, Ranorawa. The generous donors were Hilary and Krishantha from the United Kingdom. The Chief Monk of the temple, Rev. Pannala Piyarathana, a pioneer in developing the village, was present at the event. Horizon Lanka will closely monitor this project and provide support with its expertise. Ranorawa is a small hamlet just 20 kms away from Mahavilachchiya. (Updated on October 19, 2006)

Gangani Nimalika with students \|	\| Two brand new PCs and the printer

Rev. Pannala Piyarathana, the Chief Monk \|	\| Monks using PCs

Aruna doing a demonstration

Students at dhamma school \|	\| A novice monk using a PC

Ruins of the ancient temple
101, Left Bank, Mahavilachchiya, Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka info@horizonlanka.org