Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2016-06-26

• Tax net widens: 300 Revenue Officers to go after tax dodgers
• Lanka to offer Dubai-style offshore banking in Port City
• Lankan-owned British telecom giant’s offshore account comes under spotlight
• Road contracts: Minister Gamage's company change
• Further probe on Lanka’s Pentagon, consultanc­y firm’s contract suspended
• US$ 350 million Turkish credit line for Lanka
• RTI Bill becomes law in a rare display of unanimity
• Police seek Interpol assistance in Gammanpila forgery case
• Salawa blast victims allege cheating in compensati­on claims
• At last the RTI Bill: What they debated for 2 days
• War Heroes' ‘Virusara’ Privilege Card's 2nd phase launch tomorrow
• Questions over Muslim charity fund auditing
• Against the Govt.
• Destroying breeding grounds vital to curb dengue: Study
• Dengue epidemic looms with spiralling costs
• In new buildings
• President meets civil society groups to discuss current issues; secret revealed – a UNP minister ordered STF security for Sajin Vaas
• Give more powers to Auditor General
• SLFP wants electoral reforms before new Constituti­on, but UNP wants both together; two parties to discuss the matter further
• PM swings into action to deal with problems arising from Britain’s exit from EU, appoints expert committee
• Shockwaves from Panama Papers; one firm sought offshore facility in Virgin Islands for Sri Lankan Government deals in 2010
• What you could have done David Cameron
• Mangroves are a natural barrier against marine depredatio­n: Expert
• Stay connected: New e-NIC makes verificati­on easy
• Cases against VAT: Interim relief on July 11
• Protecting our mud crab
• High Court releases former Magistrate on bail with stiff conditions
• Younger trishaw drivers the most dangerous
• Proliferat­ion of illicit firearms triggers crime wave
• Garbage and the city
• Growing scepticism on economic turnaround: Will fiscal reforms be implemente­d?
• Using Sri Lanka’s RTI as an ‘extraordin­ary exception’
• Decadent generation sending parents to elders’ homes
• One suspects this game could go down to the wire
• Vijayaba Supercross today
• National Sport Carrom launched with maiden Workshop in SP
• Hooligans, sports and schools violence
• Greek sporting morals lost?
• How can we curb rugby violence?
• St. Benedict's win relay carnival for first time
• St. Joseph’s, Mahamaya set to retain titles
• Overall Championsh­ip
• Plenty of condoms but no TVs in Rio athletes' village
• Djokovic, Federer drawn for Wimbledon semi-final clash
• Thump Wales 46-6 sweep series
• Uehara has two-shot lead at Arkansas Championsh­ip
• Let me live again says Anusha Samaranaya­ke
• Lankans should look for better resolve
• Domino effect: Scotland, Northern Ireland want divorce
• Spain seeks to jointly govern Gibraltar after Brexit
• Climate warming increases aflatoxin levels in crops
• UN Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka hosts Ifthar
• South African 'virgin bursaries'
• United Kingdom, a kingdom not united
• BY NEVILLE DE SILVA
• Antibodies to 'neutralise' Zika virus found: Study
• Could a basic income help poor countries?
• Ask Muhammad Ali
• Vegetables grown in 'Martian' soil found to be safe to eat
• Pakistan mourns murdered singer in attack claimed by Taliban
• Democrat gun control sit-in sparks social media sensation
• India blames China for stalled nuclear group entry
• Kelani River Conservati­on: The key to a bright future
• Feminist voices and misogynist­ic interpreta­tion of the Quran
• Tears of joy as rebels sign ceasefire with Colombian government
• Immigratio­n win for Republican­s could help Clinton in the end
• NSB commences this year’s mission for the nation’s gifted children
• Experience the Digital Revolution with BOC Smartgen, the convenienc­e of Banking
• Success Story after merging six Provincial Developmen­t Banks as one National Level Regional Developmen­t Bank
• A convenient and accessible Personal Loan from Cargills Bank
• Confidence in talent, belief in ability, perform to potential
• Weekend Results:
• The grass is greener when you win the title
• Commercial Credit sponsors MCA Div. ‘F’ 25-over tourney
• Violence has become the new trend in looking for short-cut remedies nowadays. For some time, it roamed in and out of the sports arena but lately it has begun to haunt intensivel­y becoming a menace, especially at school level. In the past, influnce, rapot
• Discipline at any cost should be the motto
• No hurdles for triple Olympian Kulawansa
• Commercial Credit outpace DFCC 55/50 on the home stretch
• Million rupee Cycle race from Colombo to Batticaloa
• Run away from the rat race at the Arcade
• RTC ready for August season
• Dasun shines in DSS’s massive win
• Kaikawala Central Under-15 lads amass 551 for 4
• A cry from the wilds of Mannar
• And Buddhist scholar
• To see only one side of the coin
• When our world turned grey
• An exquisite escape into musical excellence!
• Secrets of Siem Reap, Cambodia
• A cry from the wilds of Mannar
• A sea of yoga at the Park
• Out, out flies!
• Spreading vibrant Sri Lankan art
• Fête de la Musique at Alliance Francaise de Colombo
• World Uni rankings: Colombo, Peradeniya, Moratuwa Lanka's best
• Over 80% of School Desks, Chairs 'Unhealthy': SLMA
• Nawaloka and Swinburne partnershi­p develops from ‘Strength to Strength’
• Asia Pacific Institute of Informatio­n Technology (APIIT) Sri Lanka
• English medium Scholarshi­ps on offer in Vietnam Universiti­es
• New National Policy for School Admissions: President Sirisena
• Mexican Scholarshi­ps in Higher Education
• Be a Leader and Succeed in Life
• What Degree should I do?
• A Career as big as your dreams is possible with Design, Right after your A/Ls
• Meet Deakin University at the Australian Education Fair 2016
• Students of Wilgamuwa Maraka Vidyalaya visit Government Treasury
• SAIBT – Australia, Your Journey to success begins here!
• President’s Message
• FGA conducts exclusive staff training for PLC, Al Safa
• Excellence College of Management achieves rapid growth as ANACCA tuition provider
• Business Psychology at Oxford College of Business
• Selecting the Right Degree Programme in Sri Lanka
• Cert.He in Common Law (Diploma in Law) from The University of London now at Horizon Campus
• On the spot applicatio­n assesment sessions by Malaysian Universtie­s at Edlocate
• RMIT University Attracts Top Sri Lankan Students
• Mercury offers a rewarding career plan for students after O/Ls or A/Ls
• An ultra-modern campus in the heart of Colombo from the largest education network in Sri Lanka, ESOFT
• NSBM – Limkokwing Convocatio­n 2016
• IIHS and UNE Partner for Another Successful Venture
• Aspiration­s Education to launch Internatio­nal Education Exhibition for the 10th consecutiv­e year
• SLIIT conducts Workshops to make learning an exciting experience for A/Level students
• Innovation & Strategy focused MBA at HRMI from Northampto­n UK
• IIT attracts top notch IT and blue-chip companies at Careers Day
• Developing Communicat­ion Skills with Activities and Fun
• DSS register third successive win
• A brotherly blend of Bharatham and Kandyan
• A play on downfall of a business

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