Indo-persian culture

          Persian and indian similarities

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          Nihal De Silva

          Sri Lankan novelist

          Nihal De Silva

          Died28 May 2006
          Willpattu National Park
          NationalitySri Lankan
          CitizenshipSri Lanka
          Alma materUniversity of Peradeniya (Kandy)
          GenreFiction
          SubjectWar
          Notable worksThe Road from Elephant Pass (novel),

          The Far Spent Day,

          The Ginirella Conspiracy
          Notable awardsGratiaen Prize
          (2003)

          Nihal De Silva (19??

          – 28 May 2006) was a Sri Lankan novelist. He won the Gratiaen Prize for his novel The Road From Elephant Pass[1] which was later made into a film. He also published The Far Spent Day and The Ginirella Conspiracy.[2]

          Early life

          De Silva was educated at St.

          Joseph's College, Colombo and attended the University of Ceylon (now University of Peradeniya, Kandy).

          Indo-persian art

          Later he went into building his own water-purifying business supplying bottled mineral water. He lived in Colombo with his wife Shirlene and his two children, Shanik and Shamal.

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