Author: ranarracsliit
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The Blogger Q4 (2025-26)
They say you only realize how fast time moves when you reach the end of something. ✨ Putting together this fourth and final edition for 2025–26 feels surreal because it feels like just yesterday we were trying to figure out what our voice as an avenue should even be. Being your Editor hasn’t just been…
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The Blogger Q3 (2025-26)
They say potential is nothing without motion, and this quarter proved exactly what happens when we unleash ours! 💥🔥 Quarter 3 has been an incredible journey of purpose, impact, and unparalleled teamwork. Beginning on a high note as RCL Champions, that winning energy beautifully carried forward into everything we did from community and international initiatives…
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The Pure Ecstasy of Winning RCL 26
Winning this RCL 26 was pure ecstasy. I don’t think any of us will ever cease talking about this moment and honestly, why should we? After months of relentless hard work, sleepless nights, and pure determination, the dream didn’t just come true, we lived it. We are officially the Champions of the Rotaract Champions League…
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Kaala Chakra
Have you ever wondered how culture can connect people beyond borders? Kaala Chakra was an international cultural exchange initiative organized by the Rotaract club of Sri Lankan institute of information technology (SLIIT) chaired by Rtr.Agksheya Balenthiran and Rtr. Kavya Thotawatte, with the aim of celebrating diversity and strengthening global fellowship Rotaractors. Conducted virtually through Google…
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Friday Feels: Who is one person you are profoundly grateful for having in your corner this year?
Over the past few months, this space has been a sanctuary for our shared stories, honest reflections, and collective growth. We’ve looked inward, looked forward, and learned so much together. But for our grand finale, we wanted to turn the spotlight outward, to the people who make the heavy days lighter and the victories sweeter.…
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VOCÉ 26 – Where Voices Are Born
A public speaking competition born to do one thing: help students find – and own – their voice. Born out of Speaker Stride – the communication pillar of Project Stride, the Rotaract Club of SLIIT’s flagship professional development initiative – VOCÉ ’26 was where that ambition took its most visible, most electric form. Executed in…
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Chak Gadu on the Beach: A Traditional Game That Brought Us Closer
Sometimes the best fellowship events don’t need a conference hall or a formal agenda. Just sand, a traditional game, and good company. That is exactly what the Rotary Club of Edith Cowan University delivered with Chak Gudu. The Rotaract Club of SLIIT was thrilled to receive the invitation. This unique initiative was all about bringing…
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SegreSmart: Teaching Waste Segregation One Bin at a Time
What happens to your trash after you throw it away? For most students living in boarding houses around Malabe, that question rarely comes to mind. The Rotaract Club of SLIIT decided to change that with Clean Horizons Phase 2 – SegreSmart. Held on 26th February 2026 at Hall E102 inside the Faculty of Engineering, this…
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Editor’s Edge: Vision Forge
Phase 01 – The Initiation Every great journey begins with a first step, and every remarkable creation begins with an idea waiting to be shaped into reality. Editor’s Edge – Vision Forge: Phase 01 – The Initiation was more than just a workshop series; it was a beginning that encouraged individuals to step into a…
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Green Life: Phase 01
“The Earth does not belong to us; we belong to the Earth.” — Chief Seattle In a time where climate change and environmental destruction continue to challenge the future of our planet, young leaders are proving that meaningful change begins with collective action. Green Life – Phase 01: Ignite the Million Pound Green, organized by…
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The Scarlet Scribe: Saleh Al-Jafarawi
Saleh al-Jafarawi. This is the name that inspired me to start this entire blog series. Since late 2023, every single time I opened social media, I would see his name. Over and over again, it was either a video of him recording another live atrocity, a post about him being threatened by the occupation, or…
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Creative Chronicles: At The End Of Spring
A tender bud, in silent dreams confined, Lay sealed within its petals, gently bound. While countless blooms were kissed by golden light, Its fragile leaves stayed hidden, safe from sound. Longing for a breeze, so cool and kind, To feel soft rays upon its waiting skin. It yearned to taste the warmth it watched from…
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The Scarlet Scribe: Shireen Abu Akleh
Shireen Abu Akleh was a household name. If you have been following the Palestinian struggle, you already know her. Or perhaps, it is through her reporting that you first learned about it. Shireen was an incredible, distinguished journalist who reported with so much patience and professionalism. She was such a prominent figure that her mere…
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Creative Chronicles: Success Only to Be in Further Entanglement
A snippet of a fictional story After three weeks of unfathomable intensity, Jonathan and Tom’s stratagem to oust Hanson and Mark bore fruit-both of them were avaricious and couldn’t stand their bank deposits being out of order. Thusly, they submitted their resignations subsequently. Jonathan and Tom ought to have thrown a party to commemorate their…
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The Scarlet Scribe: Rita Sebastian
Issue 10 Rita Sebastian was the first Sri Lankan woman to edit a major newspaper. But her real revolution happened in the field, in conflict zones where very few journalists, let alone women, dared to go. In a country tearing itself apart where the north bled through the Eelam Wars and the south burned through…
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