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December 23, 2014

klfOdisha Channel Bureau New Delhi, Dec 23: Kalinga Lanka Foundation (KLF), the Delhi based cultural organisation founded by like-minded people from Odisha and Sri Lanka launched its official website www.kalingalankafoundation.org.In order to promote the objective of the Foundation among the young generation, it was decided that KLF will reach out to the Universities to enroll ‘Student Volunteers’ without charging any fees from them.It was also decided that membership would be offered gratis to the clergy from various religious communities and organisations. In a recent meeting, the governing body of KLF also agreed that honorary membership may be offered gratis to distinguished persons from various fields.Kalinga Lanka Foundation will offer life membership in three different categories –Single Individual, Corporate and Institutions – with onetime payment of membership fees of Rs 5000, Rs 500000- and Rs 100000 respectively.Membership application will be available with the existing life members of the Foundation as well as in the website which can be downloaded.Applicants have to be recommended by an existing member before final induction into the Foundation on approval of the president.Kalinga Lanka Foundation, registered under Haryana Registration and Regulation of Societies Act 2012, is a Delhi/NCR based cultural organization founded by like-minded people from Odisha and Sri Lanka to celebrate the common heritage and strengthen the historical relationship between peoples of India with particular reference to Odisha (erstwhile Kalinga) and people of Sri Lanka through multi-dimensional initiatives in art & culture, education, skill development, science & technology, tourism, business and other areas.As a non-government, not-for-profit organisation, Kalinga Lanka Foundation intends to open its branches at Bhubaneswar and Colombo to promote people-to-people contact between India and Sri Lanka and mobilise resources to strengthen the organisation.

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