Divisional Secretariet Office Udunuwara

Daulagala-Pilimathalawa Rd, Daulagala

0812 315 436

8:30 AM–4:15 PM,saturday sunday closed

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🏛️ Udunuwara Divisional Secretariat – Kandy District

The Udunuwara Divisional Secretariat, located in Daulagala within Sri Lanka’s Central Province, is one of the largest and most historically rich administrative divisions in the Kandy District. It covers 247 villages, includes 54 government colonies, and serves a population of over 124,000. The Secretariat provides a wide range of public services including civil registration, land administration, social welfare, and development planning. The area is known for its traditional industries such as wood carving, brass work, and diyatharippu, and is home to heritage sites like Gadaladeniya, Lankathilaka, and Embekka Vihara. With a strong human resource base and modern service delivery systems, the office aims to be a pioneer in public administration by 2035.

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Administrative Services Pilimathalawa Central Province Government Office Certificate Issuance Civil Registration Services Development Planning Unit Divisional Secretariat Yatinuwara Gangapalata Korale Grama Niladhari Divisions Kupalata Korale. Ky District Administration L Administration Yatinuwara Local Governance Yatinuwara Medapalata Korale Pension Payments Public Service Delivery Samurdhi Program Yatinuwara Social Welfare Programs Yatinuwara Divisional Secretariat

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Here’s a short introduction to the Udunuwara Divisional Secretariat Office:

 

🏛️ Udunuwara Divisional Secretariat – Kandy District

The Udunuwara Divisional Secretariat, located in Daulagala within Sri Lanka’s Central Province, is one of the largest and most historically rich administrative divisions in the Kandy District. It covers 247 villages, includes 54 government colonies, and serves a population of over 124,000. The Secretariat provides a wide range of public services including civil registration, land administration, social welfare, and development planning. The area is known for its traditional industries such as wood carving, brass work, and diyatharippu, and is home to heritage sites like Gadaladeniya, Lankathilaka, and Embekka Vihara. With a strong human resource base and modern service delivery systems, the office aims to be a pioneer in public administration by 2035.