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Windhu Returns with a new tast!

Windhu Returns!

"Windhu" was just a beginning, a means to stay in touch with the art of blogging, just another way of being "IT". All these days without posting any article in this blog, the author almost forgot the URL even, don't! Blame worthy, isnt it? but it was brought our notice that doing a rather useful work and making this blog a little more useful will be a good idea. So here is the IDEA!

Many people, especially, Maldivians who wanna study in Sri lanka wants to know about the institues, the good ones and the bad ones, the possible paths and the wrong turns and how great it would be to tell about the author's own experience? Living in Sri Lanka for 2 years as a Student and intereacting with many institues and knowing about the pros and cons of most of the popular places, makes him an advicible person, isnt it?

So here is the good news, we are going to tell you about the courses and institues with a personal touch and in a students points of view. So get ready for the up coming articles and posts. U WONT REGRET reading them...!

Once again thank you All for the help and support!

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