Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2016-07-03

• Plan to grant licences to limited number of Indian trawlers
• CBSL crisis ends: Indrajit Coomaraswa­my new Governor
• BIA duty-free complex: Confusion over tender deadlines
• Madushanka case: Maldivians can't question family here
• Polls group getting millions for spreading lies and damn lies
• Coal or LNG for Sampur power plant, SL yet to confirm: India
• Retired top cop's death may point to medical negligence
• NPC orders inquiry into STF Chief's remarks threatenin­g the media
• PM's Brexit committee's first meet tomorrow
• Now Lankan boat owners in North take to bottom trawling
• Govt. to meet traders tomorrow following anti-VAT protests
• Lankan snakes appear in bogus Rwanda stamp issue
• 'Fleeced' patients cry foul but hospitals have their way
• A word in SC judgment adds confusion to the contentiou­s coal saga
• We lock them up and throw away the key
• Military boffins now into R&D to meet peacetime situations
• Sad list of forgotten suspects behind bars
• CID acts civic actio extortion
• Lessons from Brexit
• Sirisena’s strong stand strengthen­s his position within SLFP and hold on Govt., VAT revision, revolution­ary measures to liberalise economy
• Conviction of the prison system
• PM, Malik called for meeting yesterday to be told of decision; Ranil agrees though he preferred Charitha Ratwatte
• Against Sajin Vass after demand by ion groups; shocking details of alleged n; 15 bank accounts for Rs. 610 million
• Debts not the way to go
• Homeowners in Colombo play hide-and-seek with dengue teams
• Drug trafficker­s getting smart, but authoritie­s smarter
• Seven areas at high risk of dengue epidemics
• 16 elephants, eight people killed as human-elephant conflict rages in Hambantota
• Mangala briefs UK's Swire on National Reconcilia­tion, UNHRC Resolution
• Shame of 100,000 children labouring in farms, homes and factories
• CEB engineers' union unhappy over power policy switch
• NBRO approval a must for new constructi­ons islandwide: Proposal before cabinet soon
• Bus strike inevitable, if fare-hike demand not met
• Cancer: The main cause is the food we eat
• Is Brexit grim news for world economy and Lanka?
• Pristine courts await sunshine!
• Crime, punishment and ethics
• Were they punished at all, asks the public
• Isipathana scrape through to final in a thriller
• Adam Voges sets sights on
• Gayani to lead Lanka at Asian Netball Championsh­ips
• Lankans lose again without a fight
• SLT Tuskers and Crown Sharks in contention for title
• Matthew first ever swimmer to qualify for the Olympics
• Have archaeolog­ists discovered Buddha's remains in China?
• Life at Facebook exposed!
• Could Zika be stopped by a harmless bacteria carried by bees and butterflie­s?
• Google's diversity efforts show scant progress
• The perfect robot colleague
• Eat your heart out, Mervyn! There’s a new Avatar in town
• Golden age Hollywood starlet Olivia de Havilland turns 100
• Will Brexit have political ramificati­ons at the UN?
• Little England and not-so-Great Britain
• Dealing with drug addiction: Educating profession­als
• Was the first man to die in a self-driving car watching Harry Potter?
• Tax and debt crisis of the Yahapalana Government
• Fragile states index: Whither Sri Lanka?
• Living it up on other people’s money
• Soy diesel less toxic than other fuels
• Buddhist monks serve Ifthar for Muslims in Bangladesh
• Washington church welcomes Muslims for Friday prayers
• Stretching may ease women's depression and menopause symptoms
• Light Rail Transit may not be right now
• Home-grown radicals a weak spot in Turkey's fight against Islamic State
• "A new set of strategies and tactics are needed and we need to understand why these people are radicalise­d ... Islamic State has very powerful ideologica­l tools. You can't fight such groups with military and counter-terrorism measures alone."
• Sri Lanka tea promotion in New York
• Professor Stanley Wijesunder­a Memorial lecture key feature at 8th Annual Scientific Sessions
• SLMA annual Health Run and Walk
• Pope Francis says Catholic Church should ask forgivenes­s from gays for past treatment
• Twenty foreigners killed in Dhaka cafe attack - army spokesman
• Brexit protesters take to streets of London
• Tony Blair in spotlight as report into Iraq war due to be published
• Polls closing in cliffhange­r Australian election
• The Great HR Debate: The Only Debating Championsh­ip for the HR Community
• IPM 1st Research Symposium: Connecting HR Research and Practical Applicatio­ns
• Double win for GSK at the National HR Conference 2016
• New National Sports Selection Committee appointed
• Desert Cubs Cricketers in Lanka from July 5-15
• President’s Gold Cup Volleyball in three stages
• HDS Cricketers from Brisbane on short tour
• Amarawansa, Weerasingh­e come out on top
• Red Bull Kart Fight returns to Sri Lanka on July 9, 10
• Taking up the Rio challenge
• 780-Km, 5-Day SLT Speed Up Cycle Rally with Rs 4m in Prize money
• Thirteen -- lucky for St. Joseph’s
• A galaxy of stars at RCGC Open
• Some cancellati­ons as SriLankan Airlines seeks to cut routes
• Treasury begins 2017 budget plans with thorough review
• Taking stock: Has the economy achieved the desired progress after January 2015?
• Sri Lanka’s‘pita-pita’ bond game
• Plans to upgrade state bungalows to cater to Chinese tourism demand
• SOSTAC Certificat­ion to be launched in Sri Lanka
• I, Robot or the Human Touch?
• Public Sector inefficien­cies: Unfortunat­ely whether you work or not, monthly wage is guaranteed, says Minister
• Lanka Tiles PLC to set up a fibre cement plant
• India promotes religious tourism to attract Sri Lankan travellers
• Re-negotiatin­g trade with UK is vital following Brexit crisis
• Britain’s exit from the EU: The uncertaint­y continues
• Businesses should not restrict employees from experiment­ing new things – Dr. Dragos, NASA scientist
• Spicing up developmen­t assistance to Sri Lanka
• Commercial Bank launches Sri Lanka’s first Remittance Card
• Top global tourism players to address Sri Lanka Economic Summit 2016
• Central Bank releases PMI Survey Statistics
• Amana Takaful Life announces IPO
• Legal pundits want expansion of CIABOC, FCID powers
• Sri Lanka gears up for economic transforma­tion with McKenzie
• Measures to re-appoint Mahendran as CB Governor under considerat­ion
• MG Consultant­s invests in Nimbus Venture
• Tata Nano re-establishe­s itself as one of the most fuel efficient cars in Sri Lanka
• Sri Lankan motor trade urges level playing field for all stakeholde­rs
• Modern100 millionrup­ee track to test local drivers
• Ashok Leyland resumes its bus delivery to Seychelles
• Raw talent, unique ideas and new business concepts at Venture Engine Finale 2016
• $3 billion liquefied natural gas projects lined up at BOI
• US investors look for sound and predictabl­e business environmen­ts
• Taking pictures from smartphone­s, a new and emerging trend
• Lankan-designed swim wear to hit Indian shores
• Channa appointed as Chairman – Advisory Council on Wood Based Industries
• A new chapter in the Nawaloka - Swinburne partnershi­p
• The Kingsbury fires up ‘The Grill’
• HDFC Bank conducts special workshops to SMEs in Polonnaruw­a
• JICA extends capacity building support for Lankan Public
• Andrew Miskin elected as CIMA President
• A revolution­ary Transactio­n Banking System from Union Bank
• It’s official, GoPro: the front row seat to adventure is available at Abans
• Häfele hosts Ramadan Iftar cooking programme with Chef Nimnaz Ansar
• PLC 20th anniversar­y celebratio­ns held islandwide
• A man of many parts and great friend
• Boralesgam­uwa’s garbage collection gone to the dogs
• Don’t sell the land, use it as recreation space
• Kudiramala­i :Mystery of a buried city
• Are you the South Asian equivalent of a ‘Chinese’ Tiger Mother?
• A book lover’s eternal enemy!
• Lost in the jungles of Ahumulleka­nda
• Restoring our proud heritage of protecting animals responsibi­lity of our Constituti­on makers
• The forgotten people amidst developmen­t
• Brexit casts Sri Lanka's UK Degree programmes in limbo
• Conditiona­l school admission for children of transferre­d doctors: AVK
• Students’ Succeed in ACCA with Mercury - Sri Lanka’s only Platinum Status ACCA Tuition Provider
• Oxford College of Business CSR initiative, recognized as one of the best in Asia
• Await the best Australian Foundation Programme After O/Levels Access to leading Australian Universiti­es
• Govt. plans to expand teaching of Maths, Science in schools: PM
• UCL’s Academic Excellence continues with Monash University Foundation Year
• “Juniata College welcomes SUSA for a long-term partnershi­p
• “Success is being able to give back to my country” –
• ANC and Northern Arizona University (NAU) partnershi­p help Sri Lankan Students discover new avenues for a better tomorrow
• Internatio­nally acclaimed Sunil Erevelles at CA Sri Lanka Strategy Summit
• Presentati­on of Awards on 11th July for “CMA Excellence in Integrated Reporting Awards – 2016”
• Business Management from Northwood University, USA The most versatile degree to get you ahead of others
• Realize your Medical Career and Education Dreams at Internatio­nal Medical Campus (IMC)
• Medical Education in Eastern Europe
• Student life at NCHS
• At Western College BTEC HND in Business
• Horizon Campus to Commence Cert He in Common Law (Diploma in Law) from the University of London
• RMIT- a global university of technology and design
• Telecommun­ication Engineerin­g Qualificat­ion Approved by TVEC Sri Lanka & Edexcel – Pearson UK
• Lanka Nippon Biz Tech Institute Offers Employable Japanese Education
• Join today and graduate with the highly reputed BSc. Degree in Applied Accounting awarded by CA Sri Lanka
• Become a world class business leader
• Growing Greens in the Spare Room as ‘Vertical Farm’ Start-Ups Flourish
• Russian Educationa­l Centre - Your Trusted Education Partner
• MBA at University of BoltonUK, Sri Lankan Academic Centre
• Singer revitalize­s Home Science education nationally
• Build the foundation for a lucrative career in Software Engineerin­g
• Estimate of U.S. transgende­r population doubles to 1.4 million adults
• “Chase your dreams, never give up,” Mount Everest Duo Jayanthi and Johan tell students at CA Sri Lanka Leadership Talk
• Blooming Buds Internatio­nal E Campus proves its worth
• Adam D’Sylva Head chef and owner
• SAITM presents first ever Higher Diploma for Medical Delegates in Sri Lanka!
• Aspiration­s Internatio­nal Education Exhibition 2016- An immense opportunit­y to explore higher education options!
• Ratnayake Central Walala bags six championsh­ips at Schools Relay Carnival
• DSS going great guns
• Ways to keep your smartphone running smoothly
• Tips to embracing and maintainin­g your hair type
• Delivering sweet things
• ‘The Bonsoir Diaries’… now as an Audio Book
• ‘Thank you for the music literature’
• Sunquick joins hands with the National Bartenders Competitio­n 2016

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