- List of Maliyadeva College alumni
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The term Devans is being used to call the former/present pupils of Maliyadeva College (Sri Lanka).
This is a list of some illustrious Devans, they being alumni of Maliyadeva College, Kurunegala, Sri Lanka.
Contents
Ministers and parliamentarians
- Hon. S.B Navinna - A Minister of Parliament.
- Hon. salinda dissanayake - A Minister of parliament
- Hon. T.B Ekanayaka - A Minister of Parliament.
- Mr. Athula Wejesinghe - Chief Minister of the North Western Province Council
- Mr Piumal Herath - Member of North Western Province Council
- Mr Asanka Nawarathne - Member of North Western Province Council
- Late Mr G.M. Premachandra - Former Cabinet minister of Labour
- Geeth sharitha
Legislators and officials
- Major General Sarath Munasinghe - Former Deputy Speaker of Parliament
- Lakshman Hulugalle - Director General, Media Centre for National Security – Sri Lanka[1]
- E. Mahinda Medagoda - Commissioner of the Inland Revenue.
- Niel Iddawela - Deputy Secretary General - Sri Lanka Parliament
- Dr.P.B.Jayasundara -Secretary to the Ministry of Finance
Senior Members of the Defence Services
Sri Lanka Army
- Major General Daya Rathnayake RWP, RSP, USP, NDU[disambiguation needed ], PSC[disambiguation needed ] - Former Military Spokesman, Commander-Security Forces in Charge of Maintenance areas in Jaffna, present Chief of Defence Staff in sri lankan Army
- Major General Sarath Munasinghe, RWP, RSP, USP- Former Deputy Speaker of Parliament and Former Commander Security Forces Headquarter Jaffna., Deputy Director position at the Military Intelligence, First military spokesman of the defence ministry[2].
- Major General Sunil Thennakoon - Former Commander Security Forces Headquarter Jaffna and Military Spokesman.
- Major General Asoka Thoradeniya - Provost Marshal and Colonel Commandant of the Sri Lanka Corps of Military Police, Chairman of Sri Lanka Petrolium.
- Major General V.R De Sliva RSP, USP, NDU[disambiguation needed ], IG - Former Director-operations of Joint Operation Command, Prisons Commissioner at present[3].
- Major General Upali Edirisinghe - Commander Security Forces - Wanni.
- Major General Ananda Hamangoda[4] - Former Jaffna Military Commander, Brigadier Ananda Hamangoda was killed by an LTTE suicide attack on 4 July 1996 in Jaffna.
- Major Neomal Palipana also killed by LTTE suicide attack on 4 July 1996 in Jaffna[5].
- SSP Ravi Vaidyalankara director of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of Sri Lanka[6].
- Major Lalith Buddhadasa[7], Former second in command of the Elephant Pass military base.
- Major Sumedha Bandara Rangama RSP psc, Assistant Adjutant of Sir John Kotelawala Defense University
- W.R.B. Ratnayake - The first Old Boy of Maliyadeva College to join as a cadet officer of the Army in 1966[3].
- Major General Kempitiya
- Brigadier Sarath Embowa,RWP,RSP,USP,MSc. - Director, Senehasa Education Research Resource Information Centre
Sri Lanka Air Force
- Air Commodore Vijitha Gunaratne, USP, psc[disambiguation needed ], M.Sc (J'Pura), MA (USA), M.LS (Col), MA (OUSL), ctf-ndu (USA) FITD, FCPM--Commandant Sri Lanka Air Force Academy and Base Commander SLAF Base China Bay.
- Group Captain Priyantha Gunasinghe RSP, MSC[disambiguation needed ], PSC[disambiguation needed ], QFI - Base Commander of Anuradhapura airbase, Sri Lanka Air Force.
Judges and lawyers
- Hon. Nimal Gamini Amaratunga - Supreme Court judge.
- Wimal Samarakoon - High Court judge.
- Chandra Jayasekera - A Prominent civil lawyer and president of the Bar Association of Kurunegala.
- G.B Senanayake - A senior Lawyer and current president of the Bar Association of Kurunegala.
- Jayantha Jayasuriya - Deputy Solicitor-General
- Chethiya Goonasekera - Senior State Counsel
- Tissa Boyagoda. - Former Magistrate - Hulftsdorff, Senior Counsel - Canada
Artists
- T.M. Jayarathne[8] - A prominent singer.
- Laksman Wijesekara[9] - A prominent singer.
- Mangala Jayakody[10] - A prominent singer.
- Thissa Wijerathne - A prominent musician
Sports men
Cricket
- Ranjith Madurusinghe - An International Test cricket player.
- Rangana Herath - An International Test cricket player.
- Eric Upashantha - An International Test cricket player.
- Jeewantha Kulatunga - An International cricketer.
Rugby
- Nishantha Dias (Captain CH&FC)
- Saranga Jayakody[11] - An international rugby player.
Senior academics
- Professor Nimal Ekanayake[12] - Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.
- Professor Lalith Jayasinghe - Institute of Fundamental Studies (IFS), Kandy, Sri Lanka.
- Dr. Assela Pathirana[13] - Senior Lecturer in Urban Drainage and Sewerage, UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education (UNESCO-IHE), Delft, The Netherlands
- Chaminda Hettiarachchi [14] - Associate Director at Regional Centre for Strategic Studies (RCSS), Colombo, Sri Lanka
Medicine & Engineering
Dr.Anuruddha Padeniya consultant paediatric neurologist head ,GMOA
Other prominent Alumni
- Professor Indrakeerthi Siraweera - Prominent historian and former Vice Chancellor of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka.
- Venerable Madawala Seelawimala (known as Bhante Seelawimala)[15][16] - Founder and current president of the American Buddhist seminary Temple at Sacramento, California.
- Engineer P.G. Jayathilake (Ph.D.)(B.Sc. First Class Honours) - Lecturer, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Moratuwa[17].
See also
- Official website of Maliyadeva College
- Maliyadeva College
- Battle of the Rocks
References
- ^ Mr. Lakshman Hulugalle Director General, MCNS
- ^ Major General Sarath Munasinghe has passed away
- ^ Murder of Brigadier Ananda Hamangoda - 4th July 1996
- ^ Memories of My Jaffna Days
- ^ Ravi Vaidyalankara appointed director of the CID
- ^ Heroes of Elephant Pass
- ^ T. M. Jayaratne
- ^ Laksman Wijesekara
- ^ Mangala Jayakody,[1]
- ^ Saranga Jayakody collapses at practices!
- ^ Prof. E.M.N. Ekanayake
- ^ [2]
- ^ [3]
- ^ Bhante Seelawimala and the Institute of Buddhist Studies
- ^ Madawala Seelawimala
- ^ Engineer Pahala Gedara Jayathilake
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- Maliyadeva College
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