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Programme to make Nalanda College the most beautiful school in the island

Minister of Environment, Anura Priyadarshana Yapa, an Old Boy of Nalanda College, Colombo, declared open the programme of making Nalanda College the most beautiful school in the island by planting a Na sapling in the school premises before meeting the students, staff and the Old Boys of the school.
The picture shows the Minister seated at the head table with Ranjith Jayasundara, Principal of Nalanda College and Ravi Ahangama, President of Nalanda Junior Old Boys' Association.

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