List of Dharmaraja College alumni

This is a list of Old Rajans, they being the alumni of Dharmaraja College, Kandy, Sri Lanka.

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Heads of state

• William Gopallawa, MBE - first President of Sri Lanka and last Governor-General of Ceylon^[1]

Political leaders

• Dimuthu Bandara Abayakoon - former Member of Parliament^[2]
• Lalith Dissanayake, MP - Deputy Minister of Health
• A. E. Goonesinha - founder of the first labour party in Sri Lanka Ceylon Labour Party; first Ceylonese Mayor of Colombo; first Cabinet minister of State^[3]
• Sarath Kongahage - former Member of Parliament; candidate in Sri Lankan presidential election, 2010^[4]
• Sir Bennet Soysa - former Mayor of Kandy and member of the State Council and the Senate of Ceylon (note: also listed in Educationalists)^[5]
• Janaka Bandara Tennakoon, MP - Cabinet Minister of Land and Land Development^[6]

Prelates

• Madugalle Sri Sumana Siddharthe Dhammasiddhi Maha Thero - former Mahanayake Thero of the Malwatte Chapter, Sri Lanka

Judges

• Hon. Justice Vijith K. Malalgoda P.C (P/CA)
• S. S. Wijeratne - Chairman of the Legal Aid Commission of Sri Lanka, member of the constitutional council and former senior legal counsel UNHCR, Geneva^[2][7]
• L.K. Wimalachandra - appeal court judge and commissioner for the Tourism Administration^[2][8]

Diplomats

• W. J. S. Karunaratne SLAS SLOS - Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Canada, former secretary to the president^[2][9]
• D. Wijesinghe SLOS - Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Mauritius and the former Secretary to the Cabinet^[2][10]

Members of the defence services

Sri Lankan Army

• Lieutenant General Nalin Angammana (KIA) - former GOC, 3rd Division Sri Lanka Engineers; the highest ranking Sri Lanka Army officer who died on the battlefield^[11][12]
• Colonel Janaka Ariyaratne - Commander of 9th Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment (SLSR), 59-3 Brigade
• Brigadier Nirmal Dharmarathna - Director of Operations, Army Headquarters^[13][14]
• Lt. Colonel Epsitha Dissanayake - Commanding Officer of 8th Regiment Sri Lanka Light Infantry (SLLI), 57-4 Brigade
• Colonel Sujeewa S. Gunawardena RSP - General Staff of Sri Lanka Army's 52 Division^[15]
• Lt. Colonel Randula Hathnagoda - Brigade Commander of Sri Lanka Army’s 64-2 Brigade, Task Force 4
• Major General Gamini Jayasundare RWP RSP - former Director of National Cadet Corps^[16]
• Major General Mohan Jayawardana - Commander of the 53 Division, Anuradhapura; former Commander of Sri Lanka Army Area Headquarters, Welioya^[17]
• Brigadier Nissanka Ranawana RWP RSP psc - GOC of Sri Lanka Army's 61 Division^[13][18]
• Major General Seevali Wanigasekare - former GOC, 55 Division, director general (training) and commandant army, Batalanda^[2]
• Colonel Senaka Wijesuriya - Brigade Commander of Sri Lanka Army’s 59-2 Brigade, 59 Division^[15]

Sri Lankan Air Force

• Wing Commander Harishchandra M.B. Hearth - Commander of Sri Lanka Air Force Regiment Special Force; the first Sri Lankan and third South Asian to complete 1,000 parachute jumps^[19]
• Pilot Officer A. F. Kularathna (KIA) - MIA after a bombing raid to Germany during World War II flying for the British Royal Air Force^[20]
• Base Commander SLAF Base Katunayake, Air Commodore Sudarshana Pathirana

Sri Lankan Navy

• Lieutenant Commander N.C.K. Abeysinghe - Squadron Commander of Naval Fast attack craft Squadron (aka Dvora Squadron), Trincomalee
• Rear Admiral Sarath Dissanayake - former Director General of Procurement & Services Naval Headquarters, Colombo; Chairman of the Sri Lankan Navy Hockey
• Rear Admiral Lakshman Illangakoon - commander of the eastern naval area

Sri Lanka Police

• IGP Pujith Jayasundara - Inspector General of Police^[21]
• SDIG Gamini Gunawardane - former Senior Deputy Inspector General and Chairman of the National Lotteries Board^[22]
• SDIG Jayatissa Herath - former Senior Deputy Inspector General and President of the Sri Lanka Hockey Union^[23]
• DIG Daya Jayasundara - former Deputy Inspector General of Police and a top Sri Lankan Rugby referee^[16]
• DIG T.B. Kehelgamuwa - former Deputy Inspector General of Police (note: also listed in Sportpersons)^[24]
• DIG Upul Seneviratne (KIA) - Director of Training, Special Task Force^[25]

Civil servants

• Asoka Ganganath Athurugiriya SLAS - former Secretary to the Prime Minister
• D. T. Devenedra CCS - educationist and archaeological commissioner^[26]
• Tissa Devendra SLAS - Chairman of the Public Service Commission, the National Council for Administration (NCA); author^[27][28]
• T.B. Dissanayake SLAS - President's Counsel; former Commissioner of Assizes^[29]
• Lalith Heenagama SLAS - former Secretary to the Ministry of Trade; former Director General of Customs and Chairman of Environmental Resources Investments PLC^[30]
• Jayampathi Bandara Heenkenda - Chairman of the State Printing Corporation^[31]
• S.L.B. Kapukotuwa - former deputy director of education^[32]
• K. Karalliyadda SLAS - former Secretary of the Ministry of Coconut Development; former Commissioner of Prisons; former GA/Matale^[30]
• Captain Nihal Keppetipola - Harbour Master of the Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA)^[33]
• Jaliya Medagama SLAS - former Secretary to the Ministry of Electricity & Power; former Commissioner of Agrarian Services; former Chairman of Ceylon Petroleum Corporation; Director of Lanka Indian Oil Corporation^[34]
• W.R.B. Rajakaruna - Chairman, Energy Conservation Fund, Ministry of Irrigation and Power^[35]
• Sunil S. Sirisena SLAS - Secretary of the Ministry of Education; former Additional Secretary Ministry of Defence^[36]
• P. D. Uduwela SLAS - former Secretary to the Ministries of Public Administration and Social Services; former Deputy Secretary to the Treasury; former GA of Badulla^[37][38][39]
• Eng. S. B. Wijekoon - former Chairman, State Development and Construction Corporation (SD&CC), Ministry of Construction, Engineering Services, Housing & Common Amenities^[40]

Academics

• Stanley Wijesundera - former Vice Chancellor, University of Colombo^[41]
• J B Disanayake - Emeritus Professor, one of the leading authorities of the Sinhala Language, Sri Lankan Ambassador to Thailand^[42]
• Dhammika Ganganath Dissanayake - former Chairman of the Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation; Head of the Mass Communication Department University of Sri Jayewardenepura^[43]
• H.P.M. Gunasena - a world authority on rice; former Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya and Advisor to the Agro Forestry Development International Research Centre^[44]
• Ananda W.P. Guruge - Emeritus Professor of Religious studies, Dean of Academic Affairs and Director of the International Academy of Buddhism at University of the West, California; Vice President of the World Fellowship of Buddhists; Patron of the European Buddhist Union; Chairman of the World Buddhist University Council; former Senior Special Adviser to the Director General of UNESCO
• Anuradha Seneviratna - former Senior Professor in the Department of Sinhala, University of Peradeniya^[45]
• Vajira Weerasinghe - former Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Peradeniya; Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya^[46]
• Susantha Herath - Professor of the Business Computer Information System Department, St. Cloud State University^[47]
• W. S. Karunaratne - former senior lecturer of University of Kelaniya, and Former Sri Lankan Ambassador to USA
• Athula Kulatunga - department head, Engineering Technology, Purdue University Calumet^{[48] [49]}
• Sunanda Mahendra - Department of Mass Communication, Kelaniya University
• Milinda Abeykoon - Associate Physicist, Brookhaven National Laboratory^[50]
• Dr Pandula Athauda-Arachchi - UK board-certified (CCT) resident consultant interventional cardiologist, currently attached to Durdans Heart Centre in Colombo; MBBS (SL) MRCP (UK) PhD (Cambridge) FESC FRCP (Glasg)
• Sanjeeva Balasuriya - J.H. Michell Medallist, Mathematics Department, Connecticut College^[51]
• B.M. Ratnayake Bandara - Professor of the Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, University of Peradeniya; Chairman of the Faculty Research Committee and Chairman of the Board of Chemical Sciences of the Postgraduate Institute of Science^[52]
• Dr Uditha Bulugahapitiya - consultant endocrinologist at the Ministry of Health
• Padmasiri de Silva - prominent author; former Head of the Philosophy and Psychology Department, University of Peradeniya; research Fellow at Monash University^[53][54]
• Lalith Perera - research scientist, University of North Carolina^[55]
• Sarath Tennakoon - Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Technology, Staffordshire University^[56]
• K.H. Wickremasinghe - professor of industrial engineering, University of Regina, Canada; President of MENSA Canada

Industrialists and corporate executives

• Dudley Boyagoda - former Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Sri Lanka
• Rajitha Dahanayake - CEO and founder of eMarketingEye^[57]
• Indika De Zoysa - Country Business Manager, Intel Sri Lanka^[58]
• Anura Ekanayake - former Director of Human Resources at Unilever Sri Lanka and Deputy Chairman of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce^[59]
• Thilak Godamanna - Managing Director of Ninehearts (Pvt) Ltd; member of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce^[60]
• Eng. (Dr.) Ananda Handunge - Chairman and Managing Director of Global Engineering Solution (pvt) ltd; former CEO of Laugfs; Director and GM of Solideal/Loadstar, the world's largest solid tyre manufacturer
• Gamini Jayasinghe – Deputy Chairman of Ceylinco Consolidated, former treasurer of the National Olympic Committee, secretary of the Sri Lanka Hockey Federation and treasurer of the Handball Federation of Sri Lanka^[61]
• Mervin Jayasinghe – Deputy Chairman of Ceylinco Consolidated^[62]
• W. Karunajeewa - Chairman of People's Bank; former chairman of the Employees' Trust Fund; former Working Director of Ceylon Fisheries Corporation^[3][63][64]
• Manuja Somarathne - Assistant General Manager of EWIS Career Training (Pvt) Ltd / Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology^[58]
• Priyantha Talwatta - Head of American Express Credit Cards, Sri Lanka^[65]
• Chinthaka Wijesuriya - Central Province General Manager of Sri Lanka Telecom^[66][67]

Educationalists

• Colonel S.L.B. Amaranayake - former Principal of Dharmaraja College and former Director of Education, Kurunegala^[68]
• A.P. Gunaratne - former Principal of Dharmaraja College and Ananda College^[69]
• Asoka Senani Hewage - Principal of D. S. Senanayake College^[70]
• Sir Bennet Soysa - patron of Mahamaya Girls' College (note: also listed in Political leaders)

Poets, novelists, journalists and academic writers

• Chandrarathna Bandara - Sinhala author; winner of National Literary award and the D.R. Wijewardene commemoration award for the best Sinhala novel^[71]
• Deltota Chandrapala - Editor-in-Chief of Wijeya children's magazine^[72][73]
• Channa Dolapihilla - veteran journalist and author^[74]
• B. H. Hemapriya - author and journalist^[75][76]
• Tissa Hewawissa - veteran journalist and cartoonist^[77]
• P. B. Ilangasinghe - journalist and songwriter^[75][78]
• Percy Jayamanne - journalist and lexicographer of dictionaries: Malalasekera English-Sinhala Dictionary, Encyclopedia for Children and Youth, Sarasavi Sinhala - Sinhala Dictionary^[75][79]
• Upananda Jayasundera - sports journalist in Sri Lanka^[38]
• Stanley Jayaweera - author^[38]
• David Karunaratne - journalist and writer^[72][80]
• Wimalaratne Kumaragama - great Sinhala poet of the Colombo era^[81]
• Dharma Sri Munasinghe – award-winning radio play writer for SLBC (writer of Monarathenna and co-writer of Muvan Palassa) and teledrama/film screenwriter and director^[82]
• H.S.S. Nissanka - editor of the Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Limited (Lake House)^[38][83]
• Acharya Godwin Samararatne - one of the best known meditation teachers of Sri Lanka in recent times
• Ruwan Thusitha Weerakoon - defence correspondent and defence analysis

Sportspersons

• D.D.P. Alwis - Kandy Cricket Club player^[84]
• Indrajith Bandaranayake - former Kandy SC and Sri Lanka Rugby captain^[85]
• Radhika Hettiarachchi - former Kandy SC and Sri Lanka Rugby captain^[86]
• Chamara Kapugedera - former vice captain of the Sri Lanka Twenty20 cricket team and Sri Lanka test, ODI, T20I cricketer
• T.B. Kehelgamuwa - former Sri Lankan cricketer, former manager of the Sri Lankan cricket team and former chairman of the selection committee of Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (note: also listed in Sri Lanka Police)^[87]
• Ajantha Samarakoon - former Kandy SC and Sri Lanka Rugby captain^[88]
• Heshan Unamboowe - international Sri Lankan swimmer
• Hemantha Yatawara - former Kandy SC and Sri Lanka Rugby captain^[88]
• Sonny Yatawara - former Ceylon Cricket Association and Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) cricketer^[89]

Film, theatre and television

• Amila Abeysekera - actor^[90]
• Sarath Dassanayake - music director^[91]
• K.D.K. Dharmawardane - music director^[92]
• Indika Ginige - actor^[93]
• Amarasiri Kalansuriya - actor^[94]
• Kapila Kumara Kalinga - film director, scriptwriter and lyricist^[72]
• Sudath Mahadivulwewa – film director^[72]
• Dharmasena Pathiraja - film director and screenwriter^[95]
• Keerthi Pasquel - vocalist^[96]
• Ananda Perera - musician and leader of the musical group Siha Shakthi
• Roshan Pilapitiya - actor and producer^[97]
• H.D Sugathapala - dramatist^[98]
• Daya Tennakoon - actor^[94]
• Sarath Wickrema – music director of 27 movies, including Handana Kinkini, Abhiyo-gaya, Savithrige Rathriya, Ragini and Sanda Yahanata^[99]
• Dayan Witharana - vocalist^[100]

Other prominent alumni

• J. H. De Saram - the first native Chief Commissioner of Scouting in Ceylon^[101]
• Deshabandu Dr. Nihal Karunaratne - environmental activist^[102]
• Ananda Mivanapalana - prominent leader of the Sinhalese-Buddhist revival and the co-founder of the World Fellowship of Buddhists^[103]
• Jagath Wijenayake - economist, lecturer in accountancy, movie producer^[104]

See also

• Dharmaraja–Kingswood Cricket Encounter

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External links

• Complete list and personal pages of Dharmaraja College alumni