Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka) - 2020-01-15

• China says won’t allow outsiders to interfere in SL’S internal affairs
• SL AND RUSSIA COORDINATI­NG CLOSELY IN UNHRC: RUSSIA
• SLFP WOULD NEVER TAKE DECISIONS THAT WOULD WEAKEN THE PARTY : DAYASIRI
• Russia says won’t interfere with Us-iran issue
• SURAKSHA, UNIFORM VOUCHER SYSTEM TO CONTINUE
• Diaspora tries to revive LTTE: Defence Secretary
• Disharmony among people can be eliminated through unity: Prez
• Ranja redux
• VEHICLE HORN ETIQUETTE
• Abolishing WHT and the plight of senior citizens
• Nature and Pongal: Festivals go together
• On a mission TO SAVE BUTTERFLIE­S IN PERIL
• ‘Ado’ Viewers live a big dream until it ultimately shatters
• PROF. DAYANTHA WIJEYESEKE­RA ASSUMES TVEC CHAIRMANSH­IP
• LET’S PRACTISE KINDNESS
• WHY PROTESTING UNDERGRADS HAVE CLOUT
• BRITAIN, FRANCE, GERMANY LAUNCH NUCLEAR DEAL DISPUTE AGAINST IRAN
• Avalanches kill over 70 in Kashmir
• BARCA SACK COACH VALVERDE, APPOINT SETIEN UNTIL 2022
• South Africa captain Kolisi wins UK writers’ award
• England’s Root back in training ahead of third Test
• RESULTS :
• KUSAL PERERA LEFT OUT OF SL TEST SQUAD
• S&P revises SL’S outlook to ‘Negative’ over tax cuts
• SL eyes Russian help for hydrocarbo­n exploratio­n and tourism infrastruc­ture rebuilding
• Singer Iraj among new SLTPB board members
• Keells begins 2nd phase of plastic pledge
• Blackrock to clean up investment portfolio, CEO says
• Advocata launches story competitio­n on MSE...
• ASPI closes in red
• CIPM to discuss ‘Promising Prospects for HR in Public Sector’ on Feb. 11
• ‘Harpic - Mission Wellbeing’ drives attitudina­l change among school children
• Richard Pieris Group uplifts children’s education under CSR project
• Ceylinco Life helps collect 1,226 units of blood in 2019
• TRAVELLING IN THE WILD
• Action-packed trailer for Morbius
• INTRODUCIN­G SOLIDS,..
• Smooth School Day Mornings
• How to wean a baby, your way!
• Positive Parenting Habits to thrive

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