Jaffna

For my Anthropological observation study, I will be writing about my culture which I will be familiar with since I have a greater understanding. And also I will be able to analyze some aspects based on my observations that I have received throughout my life. I was born in Srilanka in a Hindu family and lived there for twelve years, until I came to Canada. I would like to write about Sri Lankan Tamil Hindus, that I have observed so far in Srilanka and Canada. I will be focusing on family relationship

emotions can easily be distinguished, joy is positive and fear is negative for example. Just 4% of the Jaffna cyclists experiences cycling as something negative. From the Jaffna cyclists, 67% associated cycling with joy. The relation found was that positive emotions have a positive effect on the experience of safety and negative emotions have a

usage of Jaffna district which is the availability of cycles in every household in percentage. If we compare Northern Province with other provinces of Sri Lanka, that shows the 88.7% of the household which are having the bicycle for their day to day activities (Central Bank of Sri Lanka, 2015). In Northern Province, Jaffna district is a metro city and administrative center of other four districts. That is why; we can easily say that cycling usage of the household is very high in Jaffna compared with

This report is about such an industry which runs in my area, and analyse how they run their industry inspite of those impediments and how could they try to overcome those impediments. The YARLCO milk cooperation of Jaffna district which involves in the dairy production and production of animal food. This is initiated as Northern SriLanka’s milk producers’ and consumers’ cooperative in 1977.03.31. Then it was associated with Nallur development cooperative in 1985.02

on-road cycling. Due to the volume of traffic and the driver habits, cyclists are rushing, pushing on crowed roads. One interviewee told that “I don’t think it is just specific to this Jaffna area, it is nationwide. It is the totally different way of mind-set that they have in Jaffna. If we consider the cycling in Jaffna City as a collection of acquisitioned practices and mental phenomena of each society which grants

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Female, 25-44, it is related to our social norm, males are having a critical crowd of cyclists is a positive influence. Social group was also expected by many participants in our race to have a positive influence in making non-cyclists. One of males said that my friends probably motivate me to use the bicycle more. It’s group dynamics really and it is reported as having a large influence on cycling practices. Even though it seems that image of that society did not have a great influence on cycling

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