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Born January 1, 1890, T.W. B. Jaya's childhood was a simple one among the village children. He was educated at St. Paul's College, Kotahena and St. Thomas' College, Colombo. He took over as a teacher at Christchurch College, Kandy in January 1910 and taught Latin, Greek, Economics and History to inculcate patriotism, courage and personality in the students. In 1917, while working as a teacher at Ananda College, Colombo, he provided the students with a complete education that would enable them to take over the country. In 1921 he became the Principal of Zahira College, Maradana, Colombo. He was the founder of the then Kyria Girls' School in Colombo and the English School in Denham. Zahira Colleges were established in Aluthgama, Gampola, Matale and Puttalam and Teachers' Colleges were established in Aluthgama and Addalachena. Dr. T., an active member of the National Flag and National Anthem Composition Committee. B. Jaya passed away in 1960 in Dina, Saudi Arabia.

         He is a world-renowned, top physicist; A theoretical physicist. (Theoretical physicist); A cosmologist. Above all, it is important to note that he will have to spend the rest of his life as a disabled person. That is, he suffers from Motor Neuron Disease or ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis). Stephen Hawking is a man you know very well. None of these ailments should truly appreciate his courage to face life without interruption. Hawking is the director of the Center for Theoretical Cosmology at the University of Cambridge, and it is Hawking's courage that has made him one of the world's leading authors.       Steven William Hawking was born on January 8, 1942, in Oxford, England. His father, Frank Hawking, and mother, Isabel Hawking, were both graduates of Oxford University, as well as socially recognized scholars. In addition to Hawking, the couple had two daughters, Philip and Mary, and an adopted son, Edward. Hawking began his educati...