The Sri Lanka Navy conducted a successful shipwreck expedition from 10 to 17 Mar 25, focusing on historically significant shipwrecks located in the sea area off the coast of Colombo.

Naval personnel in the Northern Naval Command participated in a "Clean Sri Lanka" awareness programme on 17 Mar 25. The event highlighted the Sri Lanka Navy's role in the government's vision of creating "Beautiful Island, Smiling People", which aims to improve environmental, social, and governance standards across the nation.

In line with its ongoing dedication to community service, the Sri Lanka Navy organized a clean-up initiative at Usgala Gemunu Maha Vidyalaya, Maho on 15 Mar 25. This effort was part of the "Clean Sri Lanka" campaign, a nationwide programme aimed at fostering an educational atmosphere that upholds national values, incorporates social ethics, and prioritizes environmental sustainability. The initiative revolves around the theme, "A School Full of Happiness," reflecting its focus on creating joyful and sustainable learning environments.

The Navy Boat Building Yard, Welisara on 17 Mar 25 hosted a significant event where sixty (60) kayaks and canoes, produced at the facility, were officially handed over to prominent sports clubs across the island. The event was presided over by the Commander of the Navy. This initiative was spearheaded by the Association for Canoeing and Kayaking in Sri Lanka with support from the International Canoe Federation.

In line with its ongoing dedication to community service, the Sri Lanka Navy organized a clean-up initiative at Pothuvil Sinhala Maha Vidyalaya, Ampara on 14 Mar 25. This effort was part of the "Clean Sri Lanka" campaign, a nationwide programme aimed at fostering an educational atmosphere that upholds national values, incorporates social ethics, and prioritizes environmental sustainability. The initiative revolves around the theme, "A School Full of Happiness," reflecting its focus on creating joyful and sustainable learning environments.

The annual feast of St. Anthony’s Shrine in Kachchativu, held on 14 and 15 Mar 25, was a vibrant celebration of faith and unity, drawing a large number of devotees from across India and Sri Lanka. The event saw the main mass led by prominent clergy, including the Bishop of Sivagangai Diocese in India, Rt. Revd. Dr. Lourdu Ananthan, Vicar General of Jaffna Diocese, Very Revd. Fr. P. J. Jebaratnam, Revd. Fr. Ciswan de Croos from Colombo Arch Diocese, Parish Priest of Rameswaram in India, Revd. Fr. Ashok and Parish Priest in Delft, Revd. Fr. P. Pathinathan. Organized by the Bishop of Jaffna Diocese, Rt. Revd. Justin Gnanapragasam and Jaffna District Secretary, Mr. Maruthalingam Piiratheepan, the festival was a testament to cross-border spiritual camaraderie. The Sri Lanka Navy, which received high praise from all communities present at the annual festival, played a pivotal role, lending its technical expertise and manpower to ensure seamless arrangements.

The Sri Lanka Navy today (17 Mar 25) bade farewell to Rear Admiral Prashantha Anthony who relinquished his duties to which he was committed over the past 34 years in the Sri Lanka Navy.

The French Navy Ship PROVENCE arrived at the Port of Colombo on a formal visit this morning (16 Mar 25). She was welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in compliance with the time-honoured naval traditions.

The Commander of the Navy, Vice Admiral Kanchana Banagoda on 14th Mar 25 paid a visit to the Northern Naval Command, to assess ongoing operations, training matters, and development and welfare initiatives undertaken by the command. During his visit, he also addressed officers and sailors, emphasizing the crucial role and responsibilities of the Sri Lanka Navy.

In line with its ongoing dedication to community service, the Sri Lanka Navy organized a clean-up initiative at Dharmawickrama Girls' College, Kandy on 11 Mar 25. This effort was part of the "Clean Sri Lanka" campaign, a nationwide programme aimed at fostering an educational atmosphere that upholds national values, incorporates social ethics, and prioritizes environmental sustainability. The initiative revolves around the theme, "A School Full of Happiness," reflecting its focus on creating joyful and sustainable learning environments.