Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2016-06-05

• Disaster at Disaster Management Centre
• Lanka faces Zika threat, strict airport monitoring essential
• New tax stands; 400 luxury vehicles stuck in port
• To ease traffic, light rail services and passenger boats
• Ban on chief minister: President rescinds order by military commanders
• Lanka Hospital Directors werepaid Rs 13.68m for 19 meetings in 2015
• Coal to LNG: CEB Unions say act wisely
• Two key personnel desert drug authority
• Jaya's shaky hold on T'Nadu depends largely on Lankan sideshow
• Frequent flash floods predicted: Building reservoirs a way out
• Negombo's endemic natural resources vital for its developmen­t: Residents
• Flood e-waste hazard warning
• Child survivors speak of life in camps
• Aid but no relief: Victims empty-handed while donations pour in
• Melioidosi­s: A deadly bug hiding under another identity
• Corruption probes: of impact of grilling
• Back to the old days and old ways
• President mindful of ublic officials
• Before and after Geneva: Mangala explains what will happen
• Prattling on
• Skill of hospital staff saves bright child's life
• Excess CSF shunted from brain to abdomen
• Megapolis transport plan on fast track
• 37 hospitals to reopen after deal with doctors
• Increasing revenue vital for fiscal sustainabi­lity and debt reduction
• Proving that the 19th amendment is not mere propaganda
• To have and not to have – how wonderful!
• Will’s will and Lankan challenges
• Childhood innocence bartered for Win-at-all-Cost
• An ‘extreme’ French-Open
• Army take on Renown in a show of grit
• Djokovic, Murray set for blockbuste­r as French Open clock ticks
• Maheswaran re-elected KDHA President for 7th consecutiv­e year
• Ali recalled as fighter for justice and in ring
• Tri-series involving Zimbabwe and West Indies later this year
• Boxing legend Muhammad Ali dies at 74 - family
• Bayliss backs struggling Compton and Finn ahead of third Test at Lord's
• Simply 'The Greatest'
• Of Muhammad Ali
• Indus Valley civilisati­on may pre-date Egypt's pharoahs
• Prince died of accidental painkiller overdoseme­dical examiner
• With politics and cricket too
• BY NEVILLE DE SILVA
• Sunday punch 2
• Herath’s hangover after drunk drive acquittal
• Ivan and Wigneswara­n “Unearthed”
• Operationa­lising the hub
• How dogs became man's best friend - twice over
• The forgotten sacrificia­l police officers
• The Trans-Pacific shell game
• Secret US contact
• Slain Cincinnati gorilla likely to live on in genetic 'frozen zoo'
• Alice in Wonderland’s hidden messages
• Revealed: India's ambitious new naval strategy
• Besides India’s eastern maritime rejuvenati­on, the latest step has involved an Indian geostrateg­ic push for the South China Sea, which the Ministry of Defence in India has labelled a region “of vital strategic importance to India.”
• Paris museums close doors as Seine nears 30-year high
• One step closer to the Holy Grail of a universal cancer vaccine
• US vows 'actions' if China builds new South China Sea structures
• War of words escalates as Clinton knocks Trump
• Isipathana juggernaut leaves opponents green with envy
• Isipathana-Royal, S. Thomas'Science could be the deciders
• Mercantile Rugby 7s on July 22, 23 and 24
• A fresh quest to unearth rural sports talent
• Volleyball Centenary
• All Island Schools Games to alternate annually
• Samantha Dodanwela heads SSC again
• 4-Stage Mountain Biking of sheer strength, stamina and skill at its peak
• TTSC 2016 calendar formed
• Asalanka makes it two-in-a-row
• Yohan looking to consolidat­e
• Decision to re-appoint Arjuna lies in President’s hands
• ETCA: Legal framework will allay fears of Indian takeover
• Sri Lanka to streamline debt management
• 15 % deposit interest for senior citizens blocked
• At least 75,000 families affected, 91 missing in Sri Lanka's worst floods last month
• Denmark and Malaysia are good examples of innovation for Sri Lanka to emulate
• Shame, shame, shame
• Tourism and its lack of promotion
• Malaysia's Khazanah eyes investment in Lanka Hospitals
• 40 colonial buildings in Fort to be redevelope­d, PM says
• Commercial Bank secures Chinese loan
• A ticket to ride in the Megapolis
• LankaClear celebrates a decade of T+1 cheque clearing
• Labour Ministry to lead ILO’s “Future of Work” Initiative in Sri Lanka
• Small and medium enterprise­s key to this year’s World Islamic Economic Forum
• Gala awards night to recognise 30 winners of Cinnamon Travel Blogger Awards
• Microimage Mobile Media unveils latest version of flagship radio automation solution in Singapore
• Robotic Prosthetic Arm developed by University of Moratuwa to help war victims
• Over 22 mln people enslaved in South Asia, new report says
• Nawaloka Air Services awarded franchise by SriLankan Aviation College
• Commercial Bank backs rainwater harvesting project at Giranduruk­otte for 25 families
• Canada provides humanitari­an support to Sri Lankan relief efforts
• Ceylon Dollar Bond Fund’s annual return increases to 9% in dollars
• CB to phase out finance firm restrictio­ns on public deposits mobilisati­on
• Decision to re-appoint Arjuna lies in President’s hands
• Vikings eye Sri Lanka riches with government blessings
• CEAT to invest Rs 800 million to increase radial capacity by 75%
• Lanka's property market set to thrive
• TRAc – filling the HR gap in local hospitalit­y sector
• People's Leasing & Finance PLC rings CSE Opening Bell to mark 20th anniversar­y
• Local investors say Chinese firms edging them out in opportunit­ies in Colombo and Hambantota ports
• Evolving workplace strategies and their relevance to Sri Lanka
• 1.5 mln kg of tea, factories hit by floods
• Asia Asset Finance gains from gold loans and micro finance
• Cutting-edge insights for entreprene­urs and exporters
• Revolution­ary ONE ACCOUNT powered by NDB Wealth
• Mindshare sets new record at Effie Awards 2015 with Sunlight Campaign
• Treat your Hero like a King at The Kingsbury
• Islandwide celebratio­ns as LB Finance turns 45
• Union Bank introduces new ‘Kidz Saver’ account
• “K Choice” customers at Keells Super rewarded with Gold Coins!
• LG G5 smartphone World’s Best Mobile Handset & Device (MWC-2016) now at Abans
• DIMO partners Shangri-La to host the latest Mercedes Trophy 2016 edition
• Lanka Hospitals deploys relief measures to flood affected employees
• Japura Marketers celebratin­g 20 years of ultimate supremacy
• Outstandin­g teacher, propagator of the Dhamma and social worker
• Treachery: Violation of faith or betrayal of trust?
• When holidaying here was a genteel affair
• Animals are fast becoming non-human persons
• Veteran designer launches diploma in modelling
• The story of timeless lace
• Can we get better results for our stroke patients?
• Nomination­s period extended for Profession­al and Career Women Awards 2016
• CLUES No. 856
• 12 Month MBA at Oxford College of Business puts you on the fast track to leadership
• Northumbri­a University ranked within the Top 50 Universiti­es in the UK
• Be a Deakin Graduate through IIHS
• Derby MBA at HRMI – The Best in Ranking,
• A School in a village in the jungle with 100% OL pass rate
• Child Safety Month in Schools by Ed.Min.
• 104th Anniversar­y of School for the Deaf & the Blind
• Robotics & Mechatroni­cs Degree pathways now in Sri Lanka!
• CA Sri Lanka joins hands with Malaysian Directors Academy to enhance profession­al developmen­t among Boards and Directors
• An Exclusive ANC Education – Northern Arizona University Transfer Program!
• Want to Save the Planet? Join Cal State, Monterey Bay
• Why you should select BCAS to study Medicine in Belarus?
• CMA Founders 100 Scholorshi­p Awards
• ACCA awards Excellence College with the gold approved learning partner status
• The Colombo Academy of Hospitalit­y Management @ SLIIT Celebrates the Sinhalese and Tamil New Year 2016
• ‘Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity’ - ARISTOTLE -
• BCAS Campus Chairman receives Aryabhatta Internatio­nal Award in India
• SLIM reveals secrets of Success in Sales at the open day
• CIMA and The Hackett Group launch Advanced Diploma in Global Business Services
• BOOKBRIDGE commences its first Sri Lankan Learning Centre in Bandarawel­a on June 9
• Finding the Right Armour for the Battle…
• Emeritus professor E R Jansz to be the Chief Guest at the Institute of Chemistry Ceylon Annual Sessions from June 15th -17th 2016
• Study In Australia With ANC Education
• Prof. Saman Thilakasir­i Spearheads Engineerin­g Faculty of SLIIT
• Getting Serious with Social Media
• St. Benedict’s College, Colombo wins the Memorable 30th “Drama Comp”
• SINGER ties up with Ministry of Higher Education to provide laptops to University students
• Mystical Rose Internatio­nal partners with Pearson Edexcel to deliver Pearson Assured English Tests
• Four young shooters to represent Sri Lanka in Russia
• Vasantha laments at the trend of straighten­ing which kills the naturalnes­s of the hair, thinning it with chemicals and allowing for very little natural movement, and transposin­g hair colours and global hairstyles which don’t suit the complexion or needs o
• Classical Guitar workshop and Concert
• Return of TMNTs

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