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THEVATHAS SINTHUJAN

Registration No: EU/ES/2023/BM/239

Index No: EX/BM/1398


''Hi, my name is Thevathas Sinthujan. I am from Sri Lanka and I live in Batticaloa. I completed my Advance level studies at St.Michael's National School. Currently, I am following my degree in Business Management at Eastern University. I am also working as a Consumer Coordinator at the Ceylon Electricity Board in Vavuniya.

I am passionate about continuous learning and  new things for my personal growth. In my free time, I enjoy reading the Bible and learning new spiritual and life principles from it. I also actively engage in organic gardening, especially producing organic crops and preparing vermicompost as a natural fertilizer. These activities have strengthened my interest in sustainable and environmentally friendly agriculture.

My long-term goal is to build a successful organic farming venture and contribute to sustainable agricultural development in my community. And I enjoy connecting with people and sharing knowledge. I'm always eager to grow and discover new opportunities''.

Thank you.


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