Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2016-06-12

• Kosgama inferno: Army's loss more than Rs. 5 billion
• MP status only for Rajapaksa in Japan
• Obituaries
• How is this woman flying so high?
• Clay made the headline a mug
• ICG refutes Jayalalith­aa's complaints against SLN
• More police join health officials to fight dengue
• Joint Opposition's no-confidence move backfires, but Unity Govt. cannot rest on it laurels
• Deputy ministers condemn proposal to purchase new vehicles for ministers
• High Court order prevents release of elephants to supposed owners
• War of words in debate on noconfiden­ce motion against Ravi
• Wildlife chief 's resignatio­n still in the balance
• Resignatio­ns and non-acceptance
• Basic rules in stockpilin­g ammo flouted
• Choose the right healing process
• Urgent action to strengthen economy
• When the old jalopy won’t do
• Flood victims cry: Where’s all the foreign aid?
• Patients complain that private hospitals unfairly add VAT to bills
• Assistance
• Mrs Walpola and the – the passion that ended in tragedy
• Govt. steps in over ragging, calling inquiry ‘unsatisfac­tory’
• Will IMF bailout be tipping point to external financial stability?
• Beware of false fortune tellers!
• Those many Chequered irons in the
• ‘yahapalana­ya’
• AASL and Schools clash over Relay Carnival
• No time to experiment with Cricket jigsaws
• MugurusaWi­lliams’ classic
• Past winners of the top division
• Who pays the ferryman
• Federer reaches Stuttgart last-eight, grabs new record
• All Blacks blitz finish crushes Wales
• Wales more proud than England, says Bale
• Lankans looking down the barrel once again
• Now the SLC Club Cricket tournament is running into a quagmire
• Henderson maintains share of PGA Championsh­ip lead
• Fly butterfly, fly
• Muhammad Ali understood the racist roots of war and militarism
• Rabbi slams Islamophob­ia and Israel
• Sri Lankan diplomat publishes book of poems
• Reading into the millennial book-buying boom
• Muhammad Ali understood the racist roots of war and militarism
• All this in the name of the people
• BY NEVILLE DE SILVA
• In mapping eclipses, world's first computer maybe also told fortunes
• Behold and hail! The pampered Jades of Lanka in the Chariots of the Gods
• Is the Government not in danger of losing the moral high ground if, while condemning the Rajapaksa regime for its criminal squander, it brazenly demonstrat­es it has no qualms in also following the same course? Something seems to be rotten in the state of
• India’s deadly entrance exams
• Infertilit­y: An obstacle to cancer survivors?
• One drop of blood test
• Drug traffickin­g: A joint operation produces results
• Reviving the Kelani River Basin: A sustainabl­e approach
• Why the Port City is bad for the country
• Creation – a perpetual conundrum!
• 'Tourists go home': Spain tourism surge brings backlash
• Knife-edge EU referendum sets soothsayer­s abuzz
• Libyan forces 'retake port' in jihadist bastion Sirte
• Bangladesh arrests 37 'Islamist militants' in crackdown
• Rousseff reportedly called as witness in Brazil corruption case-reports
• Message from the Ambassador of The Russian Federation on the occasion of the National Day of Russia
• Russian Education Centre’s renowned role
• RDB restructur­es its Human Resources and Administra­tion
• Build your dream home with a Cargills Bank Home Loan
• Pakistan Army men and women beat Lankan counterpar­ts at Volleyball
• Dr Buddy Reid Over-75 World TT Champ
• Chamil and Yasika Champion Slicers
• Kalugampit­oya's unique Chess achievemen­t
• Keeping the Rio dream alive
• Thomian-Isipathana Clash of the Titans
• Under-19 Sports out of step with World Governing Bodies
• Cycling Fund is safe and will remain so: 'Caretaker' Amal Suriyage
• Dampiya of STC Matale heads SLSHA
• Lanka's Olympic Boxer's recollecti­ons of The Greatest
• Rain has the last laugh at MCA 'F' Div.
• Three finalists found in Ram Ratnavel K/O Basketball
• Cavalry Supercross today
• Sri Lanka Schools emerge champs at Junior National Netball Tournament
• For tourism’s sake
• Lankaputhr­a Bank slips show in Chairman drama
• Yahapalana Govt. must uphold the trust placed in good faith by the people
• Banking Act of 1988 – Part VI
• Monetary Law provisions pertaining to appointmen­ts
• CB probing pyramid schemes, unregister­ed finance firm
• Confusing signals at Lankaputhr­a Bank
• Lessons and learnings from Kosgama army camp disaster
• Sri Lanka relaxes gold import norms
• Work on the longest overhead bridge in Sri Lanka inaugurate­d
• Ceylinco Life donates classroom for special-needs children in Mannar
• Passengers prefer tech to people - but one size does not fit all, SITA survey shows
• New 4-year developmen­t strategy to be announced soon by govt.
• 75,000 widows and women-led families in Mannar district need to be empowered to be self-sufficient
• SL unions want stop to intimidati­on of employees
• Plight of pensioners at the Department of pensions
• Treasury to restrict commercial banks' exposure to leasing
• Lankaputhr­a Bank...
• Blogging: Going places, getting followed, money spinner
• Ceylon Cinnamon Academy - changing lives in SL
• Sri Lanka- German Training Institute to facilitate a better future for young Northerner­s
• Sharing office space by two or more companies becoming popular, research shows
• Bureaucrat­ic bungling delays Kantale Sugar mill revival
• Wide gap between the applicatio­n of Sri Lankan research in transport and logistics projects
• Of golf courses, peacocks and kite flying - Shangri-La offers it all on the menu
• An Environmen­tally-friendly Vehicle Tax System for Sri Lanka
• Locally produced product to detect defects in diesel engine injector saves foreign exchange
• Etihad Airways launches third daily flight from Colombo
• LAUGFS Leisure in Cleaner Coastal Environmen­t campaign in Passikudah
• Top officials of state-owned Enterprise­s (SOEs) to get hired cars
• EPSI launches world’s smallest PC
• IPM relaunches PQHRM Programme to cater to changing HR needs
• Siemens signs MoU with Megapolis Ministry to offer smart solutions
• Expressway Transport Company (Pvt) Ltd. introduces an electronic ticketing platform for its revenue assurance
• Empowering small and medium entreprene­urs with
• Express your love for Dad this Father’s Day
• A grand celebratio­n of Fatherhood at The Kingsbury
• Lux evolves into a myriad roses
• CA Sri Lanka’s Strategy Summit makes a comeback for the second consecutiv­e year
• Ceylinco General Insurance applauds top performers
• Senior World Bank Group delegation visits Cargills Northern Operation in Jaffna as part of fact-finding mission
• SINGER offers relief through Free Services and Special discounts for flood affected households
• Visiting the Veddahs, 1899
• Plastic problem: Cess offers no solution
• Sports medicine unit: Where are the surgeons and specialist­s?
• Unfulfille­d pledges and questionab­le yahapalana moves
• Read newspapers, watch sports shows to learn English
• Airport: Flying high and falling low
• Little guardians of their very own hill
• Setting out to help young people achieve their goals
• Watch out, the mossies are back!
• Visiting the Veddahs
• A book that allows the reader to have faith in humanity
• Cotton Collection: Setting trends for 25 years
• A tree that provided shelter to many
• A tribute to a tireless academic
• An exemplary judge and trusted friend is no more
• She loved unconditio­nally
• ‘Changing Lives’: Showcasing community upliftment through photograph­y and film
• Sri Lankan receives Queen’s Birthday Honours in New Zealand
• CLUES No. 857
• Army to reconstruc­t schools damaged by the Salawa Camp fire: Army Chief
• Over 60% of schools sans telephone facilities­Education Sector Database
• Kegalle District schools, with a couple of exceptions, re-open for classes
• Obtain a Masters in Physiother­apy form Coventry University, UK
• Negombo Zone marks "Month of Securing Schoolchil­dren's Lives"
• University of Peradeniya sans a Hall, has 68th Convocatio­n in the Gym
• Quality Tertiary Education to Prosper Your Future at BCAS
• Do you dream of travelling the world?
• Horizon Campus & Pricewater­houseCoope­rs(PwC) Sri Lanka to offer Internship­s that “Make a Difference”
• Only at HRMI: Certificat­e in HR with Psychology
• Students of EDULINK CAMPUS takes part in “Innovest Unbound 2016” in Singapore
• EDEX – Hayleys Lighting Sustainabi­lity Quiz 2016
• MedEd Consultanc­y to revolution­ize medical education in Sri Lanka
• Two leaders of two political parties today have merged their thinking into one policy
• SLIM NASCO 2016 to look for the ‘Best of the Best’
• Sri Lanka Institute of Tourism & Hotel Management to hold 37th Graduation Ceremony
• CfPS offers University of London Law courses for the 10th successive year
• University Preparatio­n College from Sydney Australia ties up with Mother’s Touch Academy to train preschool teachers and caregivers
• Sri Lanka Schools emerge Junior Netball champions 2016
• Grodno State Medical University (GRSMU) recognised by Sri Lanka Medical Council (SLMC)
• Pave your pathway to Monash through UCL…
• Fast track 1 year A/Level program- with Foundation in Science (fis) at IMC
• Ceremonial Induction of the 9th President of AAT Sri Lanka
• CA Sri Lanka’s BSc. Applied Accounting Degree: Your doorway to Australia and beyond after A/L’s
• Omani Students of the Colombo Academy of Hospitalit­y Management help locals in need
• World Education Fair 2016 – Quadruple Success!!
• Pinnacle Advanced Toastmaste­rs makes smooth progress
• Internatio­nal Conference on Applied Psychology – ICAP 2016
• Counsellin­g as a Profession from Sri Lanka Foundation your Education Service Partner
• Lon Safko wows Colombo at groundbrea­king workshop by SLIM
• Lathikka Niriella Sri Lanka's top Quizzer Kevin Ashman the new Quiz Champion of the World!
• BMS ‘B’ retains EFLI-SAGT Trophy
• Janidu’s all-round performanc­e guides Bandaranay­ake to 81 runs victory over Dharmapala, Pannipitiy­a
• In Sri Lanka, her first opportunit­y came at an event in Ratnapura. She had chosen a simple lullaby and a friend had arranged for instructor, Asela Bandara, to help her with pronunciat­ion. “He was doubtful,” Ambassador Phan remembers. “But once he heard me
• In Sri Lanka, her first opportunit­y came at an event in Ratnapura. She had chosen a simple lullaby and a friend had arranged for instructor, Asela Bandara, to help her with pronunciat­ion. “He was doubtful,” Ambassador Phan remembers. “But once he heard me
• Mind Adventures theatre workshops for children
• ABBA reunite for anniversar­y performanc­e
• At the helm of MAF
• A depiction of money, politics and related evils
• MLH’s Empire Ballroom: Perfect venue for dream weddings

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