In the world of media, ‘rebellious’ women continue to spark debates about their deance of societal norms. These women challenge expectations, creating narratives that inspire and empower. Enter Savithri Rodrigo — a trailblazer in the world of journalism — who is breaking the mould deantly.

With over two decades of experience, Savithri has established herself as a prominent voice in Sri Lanka’s media landscape. Her diverse range of writings covers business, economics, politics, and gender equality. Her contributions have earned her numerous prestigious awards, including the Sri Lanka Woman Leader 2020 Award and the Zonta Woman of Achievement Award for Media in 2004. She has also been recognised as a Presidential Award winner for Radio Broadcasting in 1995 and for Leadership Excellence in Communication and Media for Women in Governance in 2014.

Beyond her accolades, Savithri is a passionate advocate for women’s rights. She fearlessly addresses pressing issues, making her voice heard when it matters most. Her latest endeavour, the digital program Kaleidoscope with Savithri Rodrigo, was launched amidst the pandemic, reecting her unwavering dedication.

But how did Savithri achieve all this? Her journey began with a rm resolve to chart her own path. She asserts, “I stayed true to the course I set for myself and didn’t allow anyone to divert me from it.” Her unwavering commitment to her chosen path has propelled her to remarkable heights.

As we peer into the future, Savithri Rodrigo’s legacy shines brightly, illuminating the way for aspiring journalists and advocates of gender equality. Her passion for journalism and her unyielding dedication have earned her respect and inuence not only in Sri Lanka but also beyond its borders.

Savithri Rodrigo is a beacon of courage and conviction, inspiring a new generation of change-makers. Her indomitable spirit reminds us that in the pursuit of truth and equality, our voices can reshape society. With each word she pens and each cause she champions, Savithri leaves an indelible mark on the world of journalism and the ght for women’s rights.