Sri Lanka, May 5 -- As Vesak approaches, the familiar sight of pandals being put up in Colombo, including Kosgashandiya, Thotalanga, Maradana, Peliyagoda, Orugodawaththa, Dematagoda and other prominent places brings a sense of festive anticipation. Traditionally, these intricate displays are erected using hollow metal pipes and scaffolding requiring weeks of preparation. Roads are partially or fully closed well in advance, leading to traffic congestion and daily inconvenience for motorists.
In this digital age, isn't it time we explored more innovative ways to celebrate? Digital pandals could offer a sustainable, cost-effective, and safer alternative. Using LED screens, the stories of Lord Buddha could be brought to life in vivid, interact...