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==Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah visited to NF programme office, Jaffna==
 
==Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah visited to NF programme office, Jaffna==
  
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Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah visited to Noolaham Foundation Jaffna programme office and engaged in a discussion on 22nd of May, 2015 at 10.30am,  who is working at University of Toronto Canada and Royal Ontario Museum as a lecturer. The discussion was made very successfully in several issue such as digital archiving on Tamil speaking communities cultural identities. Communication and public relation officer Srivakeesan Sriranganathan and digital library officer Pirapakar Nadrasa have been participated in this discussion on behalf of Noolaham Foundation.  
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Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah, a lecturer from University of Toronto Canada and Royal Ontario Museum visited to Noolaham Foundation programme office, Jaffna on 22nd of May, 2015. During this visit he was involved in a discussion regarding several issues such as digital archiving of Tamil speaking community’s cultural identities, with Communication and Public Relation Officer and Digital Library Officer of Noolaham Foundation.
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Further, the Prof. Sudaharshan had complemented about the works completed on Manuscript Archive project conducted by Noolaham Foundation and we were advised document contents on the manuscripts. Moreover, he noted that he will give his support to future activities of Noolaham Foundation and he gave some contacts from University of Toronto.
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According to this discussion, he will help to digitalize Tamil Studies Conference publications and Diasporas’ Tamil publications in Canada.
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Noolaham Foundation would like to collaborate in various activities with Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah in future.
  
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Further, the Prof. Sudaharshan had been wondered of Noolaham Foundation’s project of palm leaves manu scripts archive and encouraged to write the contents of them. Moreover he would like to give his dedicatable support in path of the foundation’s activities and he has been suggested some of usefull contacts from University of Toronto, Canada. According this discussion, he will help to take permission to digitize Tamil Studies Conference publications in Canada and also  interact us with diasporas’ Tamil publications which have been publishing from Canada.
 
  
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Noolaham foundation would like to collaborate in various activities with Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah and via his contacts in future.
 
  
 
==Photos==
 
==Photos==

Revision as of 04:00, 26 June 2015

Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah visited to NF programme office, Jaffna

Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah, a lecturer from University of Toronto Canada and Royal Ontario Museum visited to Noolaham Foundation programme office, Jaffna on 22nd of May, 2015. During this visit he was involved in a discussion regarding several issues such as digital archiving of Tamil speaking community’s cultural identities, with Communication and Public Relation Officer and Digital Library Officer of Noolaham Foundation.

Further, the Prof. Sudaharshan had complemented about the works completed on Manuscript Archive project conducted by Noolaham Foundation and we were advised document contents on the manuscripts. Moreover, he noted that he will give his support to future activities of Noolaham Foundation and he gave some contacts from University of Toronto.

According to this discussion, he will help to digitalize Tamil Studies Conference publications and Diasporas’ Tamil publications in Canada.

Noolaham Foundation would like to collaborate in various activities with Prof. Sudaharshan Durayappah in future.


Photos

22.05.2015: At Noolaham Foundation, Programme office Jaffna

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