Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2016-07-17

• Speaker Karu Jayasuriya unseated
• Ceiling on charges for surgical operations, scans and lab tests
• 15 injured in Jaffna campus clash
• Wildlife officers scoff at air rifles – ‘like toy guns’
• Angry SriLankan pilots lash out at lounge issue
• Coal: Minister exposes cold facts
• Obituaries
• Green chilli causes heartburn at Rs 1,150 a kilo, vegetable prices rocket
• Lord Naseby accuses UK, US of double standards over Sri Lanka
• CEB engineers say not happy with power sector policy decisions, warn of TU action
• New bus ticketing system to be pioneered in Pallekelle Provincial Council area
• Enact National Audit Bill: State auditors petition all MPs
• 18,400 deserters respond to amnesty offer; hunt on for another 18,400
• Highlights of the Bill
• VAT's the matter
• Supreme Court suspends VAT, NBT increases
• Revised revisions and how VAT stands today
• VAT Bill with retrospect­ive effect challenged
• Malabe private college issue reaching crisis situation
• SAITM operating illegally from the start, say medical unions
• Denuding of forest reserves challenged
• Over 350,000 Coconut trees felled in the South to arrest disease
• Jumbos for pageants, but not those going back to the wilds
• Bus fares up but commuters' rights to better service not addressed
• Under-fire Milco yard vehicles to come under the hammer
• Questions over wh is going in differen
• Foreign observers as compromise
• China showing big-power attitude
• Hether Government nt directions
• A sitting Cabinet
• Tragedy in 2014 leads to discovery of killer sting
• Unique status of Carpenter Bee calls for public awareness
• Heavy downpours in the offing after winds wreck homesw
• Editors' "Right of Readers to Reply" resolves 278 complaints: PCCSL
• Vavuniya economic centre site tussle lands on district official's desk
• National Payment Platform for online payments to promote digital commerce
• 'Fly by night' at BIA from January to April
• Dengue fight goes to waste, mosquito's blood-meal exacts heavy toll
• External finances fragile despite improvemen­ts in trade and services account
• Efficiency: It is our duty by the country
• Asking ‘hard’ questions from the ‘yahapalana’ government
• What the Green Machine is made of was amply proved
• The attendance at this game was something that the rugby administra­tion has to take note of as the game is more than alive. It also shows that when some names in schools take the field there will always be numbers.
• Super 'A' grade Tennis underway
• Ticket to cricket abyss: Why forget the homegrown
• Tennis Icons - Serena and Murray
• Burdett Trophy Golf today in Nuwara Eliya
• SA Cadet and Junior TT Championsh­ips 2016 in progress in Pakistan
• Ragama CC crush Police
• Ya sir who Woakes them up
• Seven cueists book berths in quarter-finals
• Sri Lanka's main internatio­nal airport begins Stage II improvemen­ts by November
• Where are the people?
• Silk services at BIA
• Roadmap ready to merge two local housing banks
• Fire and rescue crew at BIA
• IRD strengthen­s all systems aimed at reversing two decades of falling tax collection
• Moneragala and Mullaitivu cooperativ­es share knowledge on Internatio­nal Co-op Day
• Moody's assigns (P)B1 rating to Sri Lanka's global bond offering
• Sri Lanka debuts in the JLL Global Transparen­cy Index 2016
• Venture capital fund BOV Capital urges reducing red tape
• Draft legislatio­n of Public Enterprise Developmen­t Act ready
• RCL gearing to set up in Myanmar
• Brexit could trigger balance of payments’ issues for Sri Lanka - Moody’s
• Sri Lanka’s Human Capital Summit next month
• Singapore aiming to be global air hub
• Supreme Court terminates proceeding­s in the case against Colombo Port City Project
• Ban on weedicides affects production, increases costs to tea owners
• Fly Mihin Lanka ; enjoy visa on arrival in the Maldives, Jakarta and Seychelles
• Quick takes
• UN body aims to return to conflict zones to measure peace thro'tourism
• Sri Lanka’s $1.5 bln Dual-Tranche Internatio­nal Sovereign Bond Issuance draws huge interest
• Bates announces agency transforma­tion to embrace the future of communicat­ions
• First-ever research symposium on transport and logistics concludes successful­ly
• Singapore Foreign Affairs Ambassador-at-Large to address CFA Awards
• Insights into putting money in Colombo’s stock market
• People’s Bank 55th Anniversar­y - Series of religious programs
• Live the high life at the Sky Lounge
• Certis Lanka rewards its employees
• Bank Chief Internal Auditors appoint new executive committee
• Maxxis – No. 1 imported Tyre in Sri Lanka
• New tantalisin­g March Mallow from Uswatte
• Speed Land ground breaks “Speed City” in Kottawa
• Holcim Lanka educates school students on practical waste management
• Abans launch LG chillers and latest VRF technologi­es in SL
• Pan Asia Bank launches “Target Investment Plan”
• Ogilvy PR Sharpens Skills with Red Arrow Training
• CIMA Business Leaders Summit 2016 on August 23 and 24
• Melbourne showcases its food produce in Sri Lanka
• A great boss and true friend
• Shedding light on the Buddha’s views on marriage
• It’s time to think anew on how to protect the Plains
• A wide and varied canvas
• Book facts
• Words from the heart, autographs and photograph­s at the Mount
• “Grandfathe­r’s Letters”: A maverick in vintage Ceylon
• Jaffna:Building back better with value-added research
• All about MFF
• ‘Never give up on a
• A legend of Visakha: Susan George Pulimood
• 'Nearest School, The Best School' the way forward: Education Ministry
• Concluding Aspiration­s Internatio­nal Education Exhibition (AIEE) 2016
• Do you want to be an American Graduate?
• IChem hosts the Australian National Chemistry Quiz Competitio­n
• ANC launches foundation and diploma programmes leading to Deakin College and Deakin University - Australia
• SLQF: National framework in order to standardis­e High.Ed. qualificat­ions
• SLUTUJC threatens major...
• Locals' claim to school's playground breeds disharmony, Authoritie­s silent
• AVK orders inquiry into assault on teacher by Principal, students at Nalanda
• 300 'Performing' Principals...
• ANC Australian Education Fair – Uncovering Avenues for Higher Education
• IESL College of Engineerin­g signs agreement with Deakin University
• DIMO gets recognized multiple times at Great Place to Work 2016 Awards
• 99X Technology named Great Place to work in Sri Lanka once again
• EDULINK Campus to hold event to shape future leaders with top teamwork skills
• Be the change you wish to see in the world…
• Horizon Campus offers Scholarshi­ps in Maldives
• Glittering award ceremony for sports stars of Gateway College
• 150 outstandin­g students awarded with scholarshi­ps from CA Sri Lanka
• Finding the right armour for the battle with ANC School of Postgradua­te Education
• Donate modern Computer Lab to Mahanama Navodya College - Panadura
• Golden opportunit­y to study Medicine in Europe
• Jaffna Medical Education Fair
• At HRMI: Innovation & Strategy focused MBA
• Bachelor of Arts in English (UGC Approved) at CINEC Campus
• How to choose a course if you’re not sure what you want to do
• Probodha and Anan, Most Outstandin­g paddlers
• Benedictin­es maintain their supremacy in Athletics at All Island School Relay Carnival
• Bridging the gaps in genre, and language through music
• To commemorat­e Shakespear­e’s 400th death anniversar­y
• A story on Chinese clothing history
• Ever popular play in Negombo
• OZO Hotels contribute towards UNICEF

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