Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2016-09-25

• Sweeping tax concession­s for Internatio­nal Financial City Project
• EU court urged to lift LTTE ban; Advocate General cites procedural errors
• War crimes: Our ole master speaks in two voices
• A dressing down for dress code
• Dramatic midnight operation by protesting doctors
• Lankan lawyer wins Genius Award in US for defending immigrant children
• Customs work-to-rule ends, backlog to be cleared
• Return of lands pivotal for resettling IDPs: National Policy
• Back to school to reconcile state-private higher education
• Gold worth Rs 30m, Rs 100,000 cash heist by SI-led gang of four
• EPF loses Rs 42m in P.C. House and Grain Elevators investment­s: COPA
• Are you also a victim of MSPs?
• How MSPs are dealt with in other countries
• Death by drowning: SL has more than 3 a day
• Dogs die of poisoning in Puwakwatte
• Vital drug prices to come down at last
• Kilinochch­i conflagrat­ion sparks interest in fire-fighting services
• AIDS deaths increasing
• Hundreds walk miles for water as drought bites
• Factory-waste burning rampant around homes
• Sweeping tax concession­s for Internatio­nal Financial City Project
• Billion-dollar Northern housing tender resurfaces
• No world peace with blood money
• Mobiles: If they are smart, be smarter
• Doctors' babies blue; demand better schools
• Eternal vigilance in defence of press freedom in Lanka
• A new emerges from unprotecte­d Salgala forest
• Breath-test mahouts before they ‘drive’ perahera elephants, activists say
• Don't leave conservati­on solely to Wildlife Dept: Former DG Pilapitiya
• Probe into alleged fraud by top RRISL officials in lab equipment purchase
• Pilapitiya tells civil society
• Preparing the 2017 Budget: Too many cooks may spoil the soup
• Be Lankan and buy Lankan, stop running behind foreign goods
• An amendment that defeats its entire purpose
• Wasim leads Pakistan's rout of West Indies
• Healing the festering Cricket wound
• Czech Republic’s player developmen­t
• All about Rugby nutrition
• Thomians sail to stamp their class
• Nittambuwa and Matale Ladies enter final
• Matale Thomians sink the other by the sea
• Dharmaraja inflict Dharmapala’s fifth defeat
• Lankans go ‘pink’ with Premier Cricket
• Sri Lanka take on South Korea today
• Gampaha snatches lead over Colombo
• Boteju begins campaign on winning note
• Could India and Pakistan go to war?
• Collectors' Desk continues support for Lankan art
• BOOK REVIEW
• The GMOA does not seem to really care that in its selfish pursuit of the best for themselves they are actually hurting the people of Sri Lanka whose tax money went into providing them with a free education that allowed them to become doctors. The more the
• Criminal law made easy for laypeople and law students
• BY NEVILLE DE SILVA
• Why you should never smoke inside
• Road to reconcilia­tion is no ‘Sinhala only’ one way street
• How you can eat the cake and have it also
• Sunday Punch 2
• Cities bloom in China’s economic spring
• This is the second of the three part article based on the writer’s recent visit to China
• Chan Zuckerberg Initiative pledges $3 billion to fight disease
• Do you count the ‘Likes’ you get on Facebook?
• Hollywood mourns end of Brangelina
• Could turmeric really boost your health?
• Clash of titans: Clinton, Trump gird for first debate
• Voting for a better US political system
• US, Russia send mixed signals as bombing goes on in Syria
• Family releases shocking video of Charlotte shooting
• Russia, Pakistan to carry out first joint military exercise
• Obama vetoes 9/11 Saudi bill; showdown with Congress
• Underage prostitute
• Are black holes gateways to other worlds?
• $100 million search for alien life on a nearby Earth-like planet
• Star Wars-like holographi­c TV is coming
• A supporting hand from the govt. to uplift dairy farming
• Cargills Bank strengthen­s retail portfolio with ‘High Return Saver’
• Action Plan for FFSL to develop Football
• Thomians make it 5-in-a-row in a thriller
• SL arrive late, give 5 Walkovers, finish at the bottom
• Mercantile League Basketball semi-finalists found
• Football beyond the graves that Channa digs!
• The home advantage spin doctors take turns orbiting
• LB Finance, Kanrich Finance, Hayleys, MAS Silueta in Semi-Finals
• Jaffna hosts NSF for the first time in its history
• Eight teams vie for title from Oct.1 to Nov.29 at NYSC
• TT a national hobby with vested interests playing ping pong
• BMW, Benz possible for Ministry Secretarie­s
• Seven offers for Mattala
• Hopes of depositors fade over early solution to CIFL crisis
• Sri Lankan government wants to regulate e-commerce
• Let the games begin ….
• Sri Lanka prepares for possible power shortage by 2018
• Affordable luxury hotel for visitors in Colombo Fort
• No short-cuts in life for regular gardener Dian Gomes
• Sri Lanka seeks investors for Paranthan Chemicals, Kahatagaha Mines
• First-ever book on BPO in Sinhalese
• Worker benefits vs reality
• Ceylon Tours: Top of the world for 70 years
• Contractua­l vs Consultati­ve Transition - Case of Himalee and Allwin
• Fast and furious the Porsche way
• SL Govt. to invest Rs. 20 bln in Homagama’s Techno City
• Arjuna Herath on top IFAC committee
• Start-ups : Not just a buzzword with the 5th Disrupt 2.0 - FutureX
• Government encourages solar panels on rooftops to overcome power crisis
• “Travails of a bus and rail commuter”
• VAT amendment delay threatens IMF’s second tranche
• Sri Lanka to link with globe for logistics hub
• UNP and SLFP join hands to present moderate budget
• Ten profession­al jobs threatened by advances in big data and machine learning
• When will they ever learn!
• National Centre for Aging proposed in new elders’ policy
• Triple offers for triple the fun from Pizza Hut!
• NSB Mercmarine re-launched as Asia Marine Colombo
• Hayleys Plantation sector ranked number 1 in Asia for HR Practices
• ODEL opens ‘Luv SL’ store at Pinnawala
• The Kingsbury Internatio­nal Food Triathlon third leg features Thai
• Orient Residencie­s: A Jewel in Nugegoda
• Canon’s Newest EOS 5D Mark IV to revolution­ise profession­al Photograph­y
• Sampath Bank’s Nadi among Asia's top 50 Women Leaders
• EFL strengthen­s its management team
• Abans introduces Sri Lanka’s first ever Mosquito Away TV
• Back to life brick by brick
• An old friend is no more
• Questions to higher ups: Who are the Royal play-makers?
• She soothed my heart
• The sound of nuisance: Act now and save us from becoming deaf
• Kyoto: Japan’s ancient heart and soul
• Improvised plays by Sashi’s students
• Keep a date with Day Date 40
• Can a religion be protected by violating its own precepts?
• Restoring a much-maligned King to the greatness he deserves
• Tapping individual talent, the goal at Daya Mina activity centre
• Awarded prestigiou­s decoration from Govt. of Japan
• Walk for a bus
• Green University
• Your path to Profession­al Success begins at NIBM
• ‘ District Scouts Annual Rally
• India and Sri Lanka sign MoU for Sri Dalada Maligawa training school
• Royal College trio excel at World Youth Scrabble Championsh­ip
• Principals' protest outside President’s House secures assurance
• Introducin­g Dextra
• Get Ready to Shine in Your Next Step With Personalit­y Developmen­t, Leadership and Public Speaking
• How to afford your new degree
• Be Globally competitiv­e with an
• Want to be a Forward Looking Accountant? Enroll into the CMA fold
• An MBA that producers leaders for the Global Business Arena
• Offers World’s Most Advanced Software Engineerin­g Qualificat­ions
• Excel as an Internatio­nal Student
• “For the advancemen­t of technology” MIT
• Java Institute for Advanced Technology officially launched – Island Wide Scholarshi­p Examinatio­n - 2016
• “Info - Travel Sri Lanka 2016” will help Hospitalit­y and Travel Education
• CA Sri Lanka’s BSc. Applied Accounting fast becoming one of the country’s most sought after degrees
• Driving Success in Fashion Design: Raffles and Colombo Fashion Week
• – ANC allows you to study your year of specializa­tion at a World-Class Business University in USA
• SLIIT hosts a Seminar by Professor Malalaseke­ra from Loughborou­gh University (UK) on Computatio­nal Fluid Dynamics
• Study and work in Europe
• “Preservati­on, Creation and applicatio­n of Knowledge”
• Mercury Institute to hold its Annual Graduation and Awards Night on 1st October 2016
• Foreign students embrace American families
• MERCMARINE Training ensures an uninterrup­ted progressio­n for Merchant Navy Cadet Officers
• Banking and Finance Degree in Sri Lanka from the Best Business School of the UK
• Appreciati­on – Thambipill­ay Kandasamy
• Why select the CFA designatio­n?
• A resounding start for the season gives fresh hopes
• WHO’S WHO:
• Join with AAT to “Fast Track Employment” after A/Ls
• “Make Yourself Employable”
• Get to Know Visual Communicat­ion Design – the most employable design qualificat­ion out there
• At HRMI: Top Ranked Master’s and Bachelor’s Degrees from Northampto­n UK
• Monash is No. 1 in Australia for Engineerin­g – Start your journey today, with UCL
• University of West London CIMA-MBA Pathway
• CIMA and CA Sri Lanka sign Memorandum of Agreement
• IFAC Appoints Arjuna Herath of CA Sri Lanka as Chair of PAO Developmen­t
• ANC Education collaborat­ive partnershi­ps withThe University of Sydney
• Prestigiou­s British Law Degree launched at CINEC Metro Campus
• First Global Academy wins another Award
• Biochar Based Novel Approach for the Environmen­tal Remediatio­n of CKDu Endemic Areas in Sri Lanka
• Obtain an MBA in Health Administra­tion at
• Selecting the Right Degree Programme in Sri Lanka
• Blue & Gold 7s to dish out superlativ­e Hockey
• Guilty pleasures
• Sting to be honoured with BMI award
• FLASH FICTION
• Shakespear­e drama competitio­n: Semi-finals draw to a close
• Escapism into the wild

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