Seylan Bank opens 294th โ€˜Pahasaraโ€™ Library Galgamuwa Maha Vidyalaya

Seylan Bank opens 294th โ€˜Pahasaraโ€™ Library Galgamuwa Maha Vidyalaya

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Continuing its long-standing commitment to empowering future generations through education, Seylan Bank recently opened its 294th โ€˜Pahasaraโ€™ Library at Galgamuwa Maha Vidyalaya, Maharachchimulla, Narammala, marking another milestone in the Bankโ€™s flagship social sustainability initiative.

The library was opened in the presence of N.D.R. Jayasuriya, Assistant Director of Education Giriulla Division; Upendra Adhikari Regional Manager North Western Region Seylan Bank; H.P.A.S. Jayathilaka Principal of Galgamuwa Maha Vidyalaya and T.D. Wijerathna Branch Manager of Seylan Bankโ€™s Narammala Branch, alongside students, teachers, parents and other distinguished guests.

โ€œAt Seylan Bank, we believe education is one of the most powerful investments we can make in the future of our nation. Through the โ€˜Pahasaraโ€™ initiative, we remain committed to creating learning environments that inspire young minds, broaden opportunities, and empower students with the knowledge and resources they need to succeed,โ€ said Asiri Abhayaratne, Assistant General Manager โ€“ Marketing and Sales, Seylan Bank.

As part of the initiative, Seylan Bank donated two laptop computers, a multimedia projector with a white screen, and books to enrich the schoolโ€™s library facilities and provide students with greater access to quality educational resources.

The opening also formed part of โ€˜Pahasara Weekโ€™, which featured an Elle tournament, a Media Day programme for students in Grade 9 and above, a financial literacy educational programme, and an art competition for students below Grade 9.

The opening of the 294th library represents another significant step towards Seylan Bankโ€™s commitment to establishing 300 โ€˜Pahasaraโ€™ Libraries across Sri Lanka. Through the initiative, the Bank continues to strengthen library infrastructure, expand access to essential learning tools, nurture financial literacy, and create a lasting positive impact within communities across the country.

Source: Daily News