kahanduma
Kahanduma is a term that refers to a traditional Sri Lankan practice, primarily associated with the rural communities of the island. It generally describes a form of communal labor or mutual assistance, where villagers come together to help each other with agricultural tasks, construction, or other community-related projects. This cooperative spirit is deeply rooted in the social fabric of Sri Lanka, reflecting a long-standing tradition of interdependence and support among neighbors.
The practice of kahanduma is most commonly observed during peak agricultural seasons, such as paddy cultivation
Kahanduma serves not only as a practical method for getting work done but also as a vital