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Trilingual Student's Application- Sinhala Category Officer S.No Full Name Address Teacher Students Students D.O M.A (University, O.E.S, others Drivers others 1 Mr.Nallaiya Uthayakumar 46/111, Aasirvathappar Road, Nallur. District Coordinator 2 Mrs.Aanantharaj Ranjini 38/1, Colombuturai Road,Chundukuli. 3 Mrs.Abirami Umapathy 400/1, Navalar Road, Ariyalai 4 Mr.Nageswarasarma Ragulan 730, KKS Road, Jaffna. 5 Mr.Regunathan Umabathy 400/1, Navalar Road, Ariyalai Project Coordinator 6 Ms.Kunashanthini Maheswaran 39, Kachcheri Lane, Chundukuli. Knowledge Centre 7 Ms.Vani Rajaratnam Kalwathai, Vathiry. Receptionist 8 Mr.Nadesappillai Kajamukan Maareesankudal, Ilavalai. 9 Ms.Kiruththika Kanthasami Idaikkurichchi, Varani. 10 Mr.Thangarasa Pratheepan Ponnalau, Chulipuram. 11 Mr.Bathmanathan Kananath Nanthavil Lane, Kokuvil East. 12 Mr.Swamynathan Sasitharan Maasivan Junction, Neervely West. 13 Ms.Apirami Mohanarajalingam Station Lane, Chavakachcheri. - 14 Ms.Kajenthira Yogenthiraraj Station Road, Kodikamam. - 15 Mr.Kanapathippillai Thavaseelan Market Lane, Suthumalai North. 16 Mr.Ramaiya Sivam Chulipuram West. 17 Mr.Sinnathurai Sivamainthan Chunnakam East. 18 Mr.Magalingam Sivakumaran Neervely South. 19 Mr.Ganakarasa Dharmaseelan 35,Temple Road, Kokuvil East. Superiendant Excise Dept 20 Mr.Rajaratnam Sasikumar 84/3, Manipay Road, Vannarpannai. 21 Mr.Sellathurai Ragunathan 40/7, RailwayEast Lane, Kandarmadam. Accountant 22 Mrs.Balachchndra Rajaguru District Planning Secretariat, Kachcheri 23 Mrs.Ragulatharan Jamuna Arasady Road, Suthumalai East. 24 Mr.Rajaratnam Thanalojan Manipay Road, Anakkoddai. 25 Mr.Ramanathan Parththeepan Mulay South, Sulipuram. 26 Mr.Easwaran Mukunthan Vatharavaththai, Puththur. 27 Mr.Sivanu Yogaraj Kuravil, Udaiyarkaddu South. 28 Mr.Singarasa Subakaran Vatharavaththai, Puththur. 29 Mr.Thevanayagam Mayuran Ampalaperumal, Akkarayan. Samurthi Officer 30 Ms.Thadsayini Selvakkumaran No.396, Manipay Road, Jaffna. 31 Mrs.Rathika Sivasankar No.27, 6th Lane, Palaly Road. 32 Mr.Selvaraj Nimalan 214/23, Ramanathan Road, Thirunelvely. 33 Ms.Mithila Seymananthan Registrar Lane, Thirunelvely East. 34 Ms.Regsan Suwarna Dalina 557/18, 1st Cross Vasanthapuram. 35 Mrs.Anusha Kirishanthan Kalaivani Mill Lane,Kokuvil East, Kokuvil. 36 Mrs.Mythili Nimalraj 88, Yarl Road, Jaffna. 37 Ms.Niththiyakalyani Santhirakasan No.80, Kandy Road, Chundukuli. 38 Mr.Chandralingam Ragavendran 101, Oddumadam Road, Vannarpannai. Surveyor Assistant 39 Ms.Sidamparam Prashanthi 4/9A, Malabar Road, Gampola. Information Officer 40 Mr.Yogarasa Thayalan 70, Thirumahal Road, Ariyalai. 41 Ms.Yogarasa Thayalini 70, Thirumahal Road, Ariyalai. 42 Ms.Pavithira Sivaraj Sandrothayam, Vathiri, Karaveddy. 43 Mr.Sangarappillai Sivakumar Anaipanthi, Uduppiddi. 44 Mr.Andonypillai Liston Rajanikanth Indravaja, Kokuvil East. 45 Mr.Kanthappu Karunakaran 454,Navalar Road, Jaffna. 46 Mr.Ariyaratnam Roshan Kilimannaran Irupalai East, Irupalai. 47 Mr.Nageswaran Vishnuwarththanan 92, Thavady South, Kokuvil. 48 Ms.Kishany Balasubramaniyam 7/2,Mathews Road, Jaffna. 49 Ms.Sumathini Seewaratnam 148,Kovil Veethy, Jaffna. Thinamurasu 50 Ms.Ushany Mukunthan Kali Kovil Lane, Neervely North. 51 Ms.Sharmila Sivalingam Dutch Road, Chithankerny. 52 Mr.Kanesan Pratheeswaran Sababathippillai Road,Chunnakam South Employee-Post office 53 Mrs.Thanasothy Balasubramaniam 7/2,Mathews Road, Jaffna. 54 Ms.Suganya Nadarasa Kumarakoddam, Kondavil. 55 Ms.Thanusiya Kugathasan Sirupiddy South, Neervely. 56 Ms.Sivayarlini Balasingam Palamuthirsolai, Ealalai North. 57 Mr.Tharmaraj Vimalraj No.10,2nd Cross Street, Jaffna. 58 Ms.Rashiya Logaransan Atchuvely South, Atchuvely. 59 Mr.Sivalingam Sasikanth 3rd Mile Post, KKS Road, Kokuvil West 60 Mr.Thiyakarajah Sathiabalan 32/1, Brown Road, Neeraviyady. Principal 61 Mr.Soosairasa Robinsan Court Road, Mallakam Draftsman 62 Ms.Karththika Maheswaran Vinayagar Veethy, Alvai Soutj. 63 Mrs.Heema Yogeswaran Old Castel, Kopay North. 64 Mr.Markandu Kaneswaran Vakaiyady Eastlane, Madduvil South. Employee- Building Dept 65 Mr.Balasubramaniam Subashan Vakaiyady Eastlane, Madduvil South. Grama Servakar 66 Mrs.Sarmini Kaneswaran Vakaiyady Eastlane, Madduvil South. 67 Mr.Selvaranjan Juren Araly North, Vaddukoddai. 68 Mr.Kathiravelu Nagulan Marianthanai, Idaikkadu, Atchuvely. Com.Application Asst. 69 Mrs.Sriranjith Vaiharsini Navaly South,Manipay. Land use Planning Asst. 70 Mr.Saminathan Sureshkumar No.585,Unit No.06,Ramanathapuram. 71 Mr.Amirthalingam Nimalan No.589,Thirunagar south ,Kilinochchi Engineer 72 Ms.Vinotha selvaratnam 68/1,Rasavinthoddam lane,jaffna Com.Application Asst. 73 Mr.Elaythamby Thevarasa Raja Road Neervely West ACTED 74 Mr.Thuraisingam Pirabashan No.156 Station Road Kondavil 75 Mrs.Mary Shakila Surendran 71/14 Kalasalai Road Thirunelvely 76 Mrs. Thaninayagi Jaseetharan Neervely South. Stenographer 77 Mrs. Selvajeyanthi Selvarajah 214/23,Sir pon Ramanathan Road Thirunelvely Senior Staff Asst. 78 Mr.Norbert Sahayanathan 15/10,5th cross street, watertank road Gurunagar 79 Ms.Jeevaluckshini Albert 82,Mount Carmel Road ,Jafffna 80 Mrs.Kalarathy Seuthinathan Raja Illam chulipuram West 81 Mrs.Nalini Prabhakaran No.86Temple Road Jaffna 82 Mrs.Tharmambigai Ananthakrishnan Apsaras No.24 Namagal Lane Kokuvil East Accountant 83 Ms.Pathmapiriya Kandiah Senguntha Lane Thirunelvely East 84 Ms.Ratnasingam Sinthuja Vatharavaththai, Puththur. 85 Ms.Nishanthy Santhirasegaram No.85, Subramaniyam road ,Ariyalai 86 Mr.Kanapathippillai Rayoonthiran Thavalai Iyattalai Varani 87 Ms.Pavithira Shanmugarajah 15/6 KulapiddyLane Kokuvil East 88 Mrs.Tharani Shantharuban 186, Navalar Road Jaffna 89 Mr.Vinayagamoorthy Nanthakopan Bangalow Lane Mallagam 90 Ms.Sathasivam yogeswary Kadavaipulam Chunnagam 91 Mr.Nadeshakanthan Gowdiliyan 9,2nd Cross street Colombuthurai - 92 Mrs.Rasani Roberd Premathas 24, Velppar Lane Ariyalai west 93 Mr.Arasaratnam Wilson No215 Third Cross Street Jaffna ICT Asst. 94 Mr.Balasubramaniam Sasy No.60 Moolai Road Chulipuaram 95 Mr.Sivapatham Pathamakumar 370/1Kasthuriyar Road Jaffna 96 Ms.Neephahala Kailasapillai 59/14 Potpathy Road kokuvil East 97 Ms.Nishanthy Vamadevan No.54/11A Katpaga vinayagr Veethy Kacheri nallur 98 Mr.Kajilathanathan Piratheepan 30/9 Hospital Road jaffna 99 Ms.Martin Vasanthini Kurukkal Lane Kopay North Library Asst. 100 Mr.Rasathurai Selvakumar 71/31A Arasady Veethy Jaffna 101 Mr.Kumarasamy Kesavan Kumarasamy Lane Puttur East 102 Ms.Ganeshapillai Suganthiny church Lane Paththameny Atchuvely 103 Mr. Balashandiran Kobithan 4th mile post Poonagari 104 Ms.Priyarajanee Sivagnanam Iyah kadayady Meesalai West - 105 Ms.Shanmukappiriya Sivagnanam Chavakachcheri north Meesalai Technical Officer 106 Mr.Arumuganathan Janarrthanan Market Lane, Uduppiddy 107 Ms.Natharubiny Selvaendran Sirupiddy North Neervely. 108 Mr.Mahendran Selvendran Sirupiddy North Neervely. 109 Mr. Pathmalingam Sivanganavel Manipay Road,Innuvil South Probation Officer 110 Mr.Sinaiya Manokaran Carage lane Sandilipay Principal 111 Mr.Yogachanthiran Sinthusha Uduththurai North Thalaiyadi 112 Mr.Pararajasekaram Owwai Sarasalai South - 113 Ms.Kalpana velan Varivaddam Karanavai South Karaveddy 114 Mr.T.Rubaseelan Black Road Chankanai 115 Mrs.Asumtha Thushanthan Buildings Department No.40Racca lane Chunddikuli 116 Ms.Thurkkajini Thurairaja Ilkkanavaththai Valvetty Centre Udupiddy 117 Ms.Mathy Thuraisamy Vigneshwara College road Karaveddy 118 Mrs.Bruntha Balamurugan Pulavaravodai Karanavai North West 119 Ms. Pathmaja Srigopalan Veerapaththira Kovilady Karanavai North 120 Ms. Thayani Yogaraja Malisanthy Alvai East 121 Mr.Kanagasingam Kalaichandran Ramanathan lane kondavil Road 122 Mr.Veluppillai Uthayamohan Ampal Aham Alaveddy South Principal 123 Mr.Ampalavanar Jeyanthan 91,David Road Jaffna 124 Ms. Lingam Vijayathurka Ulavanoor Tharmapuram 125 Ms.Jeyanthan Siyamini 20/5 Old Road Annaikoddai 126 Mr.Jeevaratnam Muralitharan Navananthoodam,Alvai South,Alvai Marketing Executive 127 Ms. Jeyanthy Arulanantham Kumilady Alvai East Alvai 128 Ms.Janani Kumarasamy Puttalai Pulolysouth Puloly 129 Ms.Rohini Uthayakumar Alady lane Valvettithurai 130 Mr.Kunanesan Anojan Madathady lane Kondavil West 131 Ms.Sivatharshini Poopalapillai No.20 Raja veethy Nallur 132 Mrs.Dushyanthi Nixon Titus No.33 Nadesarkovil Neeraviyadi 133 Ms. Vanaja Sinnathurai Chankanai Road Atchuvely 134 Mrs.Kumutha vivekanathan No.96 Nedunkulam Road Ariyalai 135 Ms. Mathivanthi Kanagasabai 59/12,2nd Lane Potpathy Road Kokuvil East 136 Mr.Sinnaiya Seralathan Sannithy Veethy Thampalai Atchuvely - 137 Mr.Tharmarasa Tharshigan Sivankovilady madduvil centre Chavakachcheri 138 Mr.Perumalthevan Thiruchelvan 12/2 kannathiddy Road Jaffna - 139 Mr.Gankatharan Kamalrajh Vethar Adaipu karainagar Samurthi Dev.Officer 140 Mr.Sivasubiramaniam Jeyasankar Divisiniol Secretariat Karaveddy 141 Mr.Shanmugam Suganthan Thikkarai Kalapoomy Karainagar 142 Mr.Antony Arulmalar Mahalingam 08, Moolai Lane Jaffna - 143 Mr.Expeirtus Gration Desmon 133,Vembadi Road Jaffna - 144 Mr.Amirthalingam Mayuran Palliyawaththai Alaveddy Centre Technical Officer 145 Mr.Kajamugavarathan Gobinath Mavady alaya Veethy Chankani Technical Officer 146 Mrs.Mehalaichelvy Indrakumar Vellampokkaddy Kodikamam Cultural Officer 147 Mr.Punniamoorthy Mugunthan Elakady Karainagar 148 Mr.Ganesarathinam Navaneethan 13/2Thurairaja Road Vannarpanai Jaffna 149 Mr.Kathirkamanathan Sanjeevan Churth Lane Thirunelvely East - 150 Mrs.Kavisala Rasikantha Ketpeli west Mirusuvil Colonization Officer 151 Mrs.pavatharani Kirubakaran Nunavil Centre Chavakachcheri 152 Mr. Makilraja Sobikirushna Navatkuli
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    YALE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 3 9002 09912 4050 JAFFNA COLLEGE MISCELLANY AUGUST, 1030. Jaffna College Miscellany August, 1939. VOL. XLIX. No. 2. JAFFNA COLLEGE MISCELLANY M a n a g e r : K. Sellaiah E d it o r s : S. H. Perinbanayagam L. S. Kulathungam The Jaffna College Miscellany is published three times a year, at the close of each term of the College year. The rate of annual subscription is Rs. 2.00 including postage. Advertisement rates are sent on application. Address all business communications and remit all subscriptions to:— The Manager, Jaffna College Miscellany, Vaddukoddai, Ceylon. American Ceyioir Mission Press, Tellippalai. CONTENTS Page Origin of the Tamil Language - 1 A note on Modern English Poetry - 11 Some more popular fallacies 17 (g>) - - 23 Y. M. C. A. - - 26 The Academy - - 27 House Reports Abraham House - 28 Brown House - - 30 Hastings House - - 31 Hitchcock House - - 34 The Hunt Dormitory Union 36 The Athenaeum - - 36 The Scout Troop - 37 The All-Ceylon Boy Scout Jamboree - 39 Physical Director’s Notes - 43 Annual Field Day Sports Meet 1939 - 49 Principal’s Notes - - 56 The Jaffna College Alumni Association News and Notices - 59 The Jaffna College Alumni Association Alumni Day - 65 The Jaffna College Alumni Association Treasurer’s Announcement - - 77 Alumni Notes - - 78 Editorial Notes - - 82 Matriculation Results - 91 Notes from a College Diary - 92 The Miscellany File 102 Our Exchange List - - 103 ORIGIN OF THE TAMIL LANGUAGE (B y R e v . S. G n a n a P r a k a s a r , o . m . i .) Tamil ever Ancient and New Tamil is said to be the most ancient of the languages now spoken in the world.
  • Joint Humanitarian Update NORTH EAST | SRI LANKA

    Joint Humanitarian Update NORTH EAST | SRI LANKA

    Joint Humanitarian Update NORTH EAST | SRI LANKA JAFFNA, KILINOCHCHI, MULLAITIVU, MANNAR, VAVUNIYA and TRINCOMALEE DISTRICTS Report # 9 | 12 September – 25 September 2009 Displacement after April 2008 - IDP situation as reported by Government Agents as of 28 September 2009 IDPs 255,551 persons are currently accommodated in camps and During the period 1 April 2008 hospitals. to 28 September 2009 Vavuniya Camps: 238,0561 Mannar Camps: 1,3992 253,567 people are accommodated in temporary camps. Jaffna Camps: 7,3783 Trincomalee Camps: 6,7344 1,9845 IDPs (injured and care givers) are in hospitals in various Hospitals: districts6 as of 28 August 2009. RELEASES, RETURNS & TRANSFERS 7,835 people have been released from temporary camps into Releases: host families and elders’ homes as of 24 September 2009. The majority of these people are elders, people with learning disabilities and other vulnerable groups. Returns to places of origin: 6,813 have been returned to Jaffna, Vavuniya, Mannar, Trincomalee, Batticaloa and Ampara districts between 5 August and 28 September 2009. Transfers to the districts of origin and 3,358 have been transferred to Jaffna, Trincomalee, Batticaloa accommodated in transit sites: and Ampara districts between 11 September and 28 September 2009. 1 Source: Government Agent Vavuniya 2 Source: Government Agent Mannar 3 Source: Government Agent Jaffna 4 Source: Government Agent Trincomalee 5 Source: Ministry of Health 6 This includes GH Vavuniya, BH Cheddikulam, BH Poovarasankulum, Pampainmadu Hospital, DGH Mannar, BH Padaviya, GH Polonnaruwa, TH Kurunagala 1 Joint Humanitarian Update NORTH EAST | SRI LANKA I. Situation Overview & highlights • On 14 September, the Minister of Disaster Management and Human Rights Mahinda Samarasinghe rejected claims made by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navanethem Pillai, that the displaced people in Sri Lanka are being kept in internment camps, as opposed to what the Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) defines as welfare villages.