Summary: In the Manatunga Series, three volumes of the Digha-nikaya were published in 1929, along with the Vimati-vinodani by Coliya Kassapa edited by Dr. H. Gabriel de Silva in 1935. The plan to publish Texts and their Sinhalese translations under the direction of Prof. G. P. Malalasekera, known for his work on Pali Literature and Dictionary of Pali Proper Names, has been finalized. Simultaneously, complete editions of the Cullavagga and portions of the Digha and Samyutta-nikayas with Sinhalese translations have been made available. Dr. A. P. de Soyza's translations of Digha, Majjhima, and other texts have contributed to meeting the demand for Sinhalese translations of Pali Texts. The establishment of the World Fellowship of Buddhists by Anagarika Dharmapala aimed to unite Buddhist countries, with meetings held in Ceylon, Japan, and Burma and future plans for a gathering at Kapilavastu, the Buddha's birthplace in Nepal, reflecting a global collaboration among Buddhists.