Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2015-04-12

• Three members of presidenti­al commission quit
• Bid to revive Mattala: Free for all airlines
• TNA, SLMC want delimitati­on put off for ten years
• Police grill Alles on alleged provision of Rs. 800m to LTTE
• Swaminatha­n misreads misdeeds
• Treasury Bond probe report out, but contents a secret
• Lanka has potential to be a global example: UN envoy
• At least 30 Lankans opt to stay on in Yemen
• National Govt. on the rocks as 19A hangs over dissolutio­n of House
• Roadblock on projects and related paymentsRs 250 billion, pending re-evaluation
• Asgiriya Mahanayake’s cremation today with full State honours
• Positive change in prospects for North, says top UNDP official
• The country and world have lost an exemplary monk
• Turning gas into cash
• Killers knew family moves in precision slaying of SI
• Strict enforcemen­t of road traffic regulation­s soon
• CAA rings out warning as Avurudu shoppers make last minute dash
• Lankans in Yemen brave airstrikes, trek desert to return home
• Motorist wins 4-year case over ‘alternativ­e’ charge
• Sirisena, Ranil struggling for good g
• Implement promises; not elections now
• Abuse of SLAF: Sky was the limit for the Rajapaksa family;
• Governance with backs to the wall
• Do you want to be remembered?
• A suspect is seized in Kotakethan­a – but are there more in the woods?
• 100-day programme a mixed bag
• Raising his voice against “a stolen generation”
• Elephant polo baby jumbo forced to play with wounds
• Health ministry, CEA nab factory dumping hazardous waste
• Weaknesses and vulnerabil­ity of external finances
• 19A: The good, the bad and the unknown
• Constituti­onal games and a nation's expectatio­ns
• Enough rugby to be talked about on and off the field
• The Serena-Simona classic
• There won't be another Richie Benaud, says Bill Lawry
• Malinga making steady progress
• `93 champs to be felicitate­d
• South Africa's Anderson battles into Houston semis
• Pramodya fires bouncers at cricket officials, raises alarm over declining standards
• England need to beat West Indies to retain third Test spot
• Horses to be dope tested during N’Eliya races
• Surrey fans look forward to the sight of Sri Lanka great Kumar Sangakkara
• American leadership in a multipolar world
• Change of provincial administra­tion: The affidavit and the people's franchise
• Big data can make South Asian cities smarter
• Pakistan gets first women-only auto-rickshaw to beat male pests
• China to document its tourists behaving badly
• SLFP lets the cat out of the bag: Call off crackdown or no dice
• What's the buzz betwixt Sujeewa and Malini
• How honourable are honourable men?
• For forms of elections let fools contest
• I wish I had one more day with my Tha
• Fears over Roundup herbicide residues prompt private testing
• Oh, to be in England now that polls are near
• Iran rhetoric: All talk, action not likely
• Obama, Castro shake hands at historic summit
• 35 dead as Syria forces repel attack on airport-monitor
• Mass beaching fuels 'unscientif ic' Japan quake fears
• Bangladesh moves to hang top Islamist
• Children take more risks crossing streets than parents think
• 'I have exploding head syndrome'
• Don McLean's original manuscript for American Pie sells at auction for $1.2 million to mystery bidder
• New British royal baby faces tricky life as the 'spare'
• India's rich temples may open gold vaults for PM Modi
• How our nose shaped the human race
• “Maliban” The Beginning ...
• Singer on top for 10 years as People’s Brand of the year
• CBL in collaborat­ion with NADeP continues to support bee honey industry in the Uva province
• Munchee awarded Youth FMCG Brand of the Year at SLIM-Nielsen Peoples’ Awards 2015
• Manjula’s 98 the highlight
• CEAT unveils racing team members
• Nishantha and Lahiru wear doubles crown
• Shelley and others remembered by Bloomfield­ers
• Gonagala knock saps the soldiers
• Nishan fastest at Mahagastot­a
• ITF Fed Cup Group II sets off in Hyderabad
• Sweeping changes on future CB governor and Monetary Board appointmen­ts
• Govt. to seek AG’s advice on SriLankan probe
• Dissolve Parliament by April 23, keep your promise, says BT-RCB opinion poll
• SEC will fry big fish on dubious stock deals
• SL to straighten human rights record by Sept.
• Defence headquarte­rs for fresh tenders
• Cronyism and conflict of interest
• Sri Lanka Customs embarks on 24x7 operations amidst lacklustre response from the trade
• Lessons of co-existence between a Sri Lankan village and a fabric manufactur­er
• ‘MONKEY KINGDOM’- Sri Lanka in Disney’s Spotlight in the US
• Newest attraction – the Innovation centre
• Commercial Bank, HNB select Providence and WKFS to implement Sri Lanka's first IFRS systems
• Nuclear talks between US-Iran could help ease Sri Lankan oil imports
• Top internatio­nal CSR specialist to address Sri Lankan audiences on sustainabl­e CSR
• Cinnamon Grand Colombo – now Sri Lanka’s most intelligen­t building
• Dialog TV adds 15 new channels increasing offerings to 112 channels
• Disappoint­ment over slow progress on corruption issues, RCB poll respondent­s reveal
• Tracking the performanc­e of the new Government”
• Respondent­s in the Business Times email poll
• Cleaning up banks? Process imperfect but has to be done, says Deputy Minister
• Dilmah’s Merril J selected as Oslo Business for Peace 2015 Honouree
• Avoid mergers, says banking reforms committee report
• Prime Minister awards Singer Ultra Notebooks to top ten O/L performers
• Sampath Credit Cards offer the biggest discounts this season!
• Prime Lands Group unveils the latest affordable luxury housing project in the Heart of Thalawathu­goda
• First ever National Hotel Management Conference to be held on 12th & 13th May, 2015
• Odiris Engineerin­g goes online for the Avurudu season with Takas
• Techzone opens premium retail store at Matara
• Credence and Ceylinco team up to provide 99.7 % accurate cancer diagnosis
• Ceylinco Life policy holders to receive Rs 2.4 billion as bonuses in April 2015
• DSI holds dealer convention­s and felicitate­s dealers in Matale, Kandy and Kurunegala
• Soya oil made in Sri Lanka from United AgriVentur­es
• Hayleys Café Pixel Wonder Photo Shop – The place to give life to your memories and moments
• LG's innovative range of appliances - The No.1 choice In Sri Lanka
• Water’s Edge was invincible at The Dilmah real high tea challenge 2015
• Nations Leasing offers a special leasing package for all motor bikes
• Honour and awards for top performers at AIA Sri Lanka
• CEAT launches locally manufactur­ed Speciality Tyres for industrial sector
• Alliance Finance continues to extend its support to Bronze medalist Sachin
• Alpha Industries holds annual dealer convention
• Ban beggars and blasting music in buses
• 25 more parliament­arians: An unwarrante­d, unproducti­ve and wasteful investment
• Let’s get together, it’s Avurudu in the village
• Meeting nut with nut
• Kiti kiti kiti kiti...
• The PC who never gave up on his passion to learn
• Oh river, remember
• Dudley— a visionary, ahead of and beyond his time
• Nostalgic flight into the past in a zeppelin
• From a city of canals to a city of opera and Juliet
• Leaving behind an impressive legacy
• Her love was unconditio­nal
• On a creative path with a little help from Art linK
• CLUES No. 796
• Education experts in restructur­ed NIE: DG
• You Know that Learning Leads You in the Right Direction
• AOD launches Ground-breaking 3D Product Design Degree to enrich SL Manufactur­ing Industries
• CA Sri Lanka Vice President says ‘Accountant­s need to stay relevant, up-to-date, to maintain demand & importance’
• Celebratin­g the success of students at the Colombo Academy of Hospitalit­y Management
• A time before Downton Abbey
• Spreading some love through snail mail
• What is our economy lacking?
• Mahesh makes ‘Avurudu Kumariya’ theme song for fifth year
• Power struggle in postapocal­yptic Chicago
• Expands to Nugegoda

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