Gurulugomi vs Dhamma Digital

Please note that books you have purchased through Gurulugomi will be automatically available on “My Library” section of your Gurulugomi iOS mobile application, however If you find any difficulty in getting ebooks to read on your apple device please reach our M. D Gunaseana facebook page or use following mobile numbers +94112323126 or +94768296536 Since 1913, M. D. GUNASENA has become an established household name that resonates in the hearts and minds of people, as a trusted brand synonymous with education. Sovereign in ownership and true to its founding ethos, we hold ourselves accountable to one principle, our Vision: the advancement of human thought. Today, our core business is in Publishing, Printing, Book selling and Education. 2013 marked a significant milestone for the company; our 100th anniversary and the start of our second century. We just ventured into developing the first functional e-Pub Application which is a significant milestone for the Company which continues to set trends and lead innovation in the industry. The Gurulugomi Application was named after the renown 12th Century Literary Figure whose works continues to influence literature even today. The Gurulugomi is cloud based online e-book store. Access the Gurulugomi App Reader from any iOS driven device to read your favorite books. Now all our customers have access to their favorite Sri Lankan literature at the press of a button.

Dhamma Digital is a group of young Buddhist Monks and Nuns, including Dhamma devotees, who are eager to contribute in propagation of Buddha’s teaching in Buddha’s Land, Nepal. As a matter of fact, History of Buddhism in Nepal is as old as the Buddha himself. But later, it disappeared from this country and after the revival of the Buddhism in the last century, Buddhism has spread all over the country rapidly. Nepalese Buddhist Literature made huge contribution towards the propagation. Most importantly, availability of Buddhist literature in various native languages like Nepali, Nepal Bhasa, Tamang, Magar, Tharu, Gurung and so on played an important role in the propagation of Buddha’s Teachings