Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2016-11-06

• Judicial mechanism to probe bond issues over the past ten years: President to ST
• Summons to China's envoy: Govt. displeased over his remarks
• Perpetual group owns 7 million shares in NDB
• Flexible working hours from next month
• Seven vie to build Colombo's East Container Terminal
• BIA duty free shops: Tender delays cause concern and confusion
• Lankan woman fined $3 m, gets 5 years jail for fraud
• True to his name he will always be immortal
• Multi-pronged war waged against diabetes, NCDs
• First the selection, now a 'showpiece' tender
• Keep it simple, expert urges as garbage sorting begins
• Price control on 48 drugs: Hotlines kept busy
• Citing the example of numerous brands of anti-diabetic drugs, a third source said that if the patients switch to a new brand as the one they are used to is unavailabl­e because it has been taken off the shelf due to pricing problems, there may be parameter
• Research on brain diseases: Lanka in front
• Secrecy has no place in CB transactio­ns that can affect 20 million people- AG
• AG directed to probe bond deals between 2009 and 2015
• Lifestyles of dead patients gathered from relatives
• President concerned — on Dubai account has c Thajudeen case has gon
• The quick-fix drug price formula is no cure
• — probe ceased, ne under
• Your song remains in our hearts
• Duelling buses cause a death every day
• Mixed reception to reform of Muslim marriage laws
• CCTV in cells plan under fire from ex-DIGs and rights experts
• Customs fines importer Rs. 4 million following seizure of rotting canned fish
• Camera feasibilit­y study
• Musaeus blaze: Initial reports say fire started backstage
• Will the 2017 “People’s Budget” heed the advice of economists?
• More (legal) horrors of the counter-terror draft
• Give children the right guidance to be good citizens
• Finally Rugby fraternity unite for the common good
• Cricket's emigration culture and the new kids on the block
• Cibulkova - the diminutive ‘Dynamite’,
• Mixed reactions over new sports regulation­s
• BRC Sixes back on track next weekend
• Havelocks showcase their superior skills
• Under 19 Asia Cup from Dec.10 - 22 in Sri Lanka
• Charith to be crowned on November Eleven
• Final battle: Clinton or Trump?
• Clinton Foundation confirms Qatar's $1 million gift while she was at State Dept.
• FBI probe finds 'avalanche' of corruption evidence against Clinton charity
• All that rubbish and more to come
• BY NEVILLE DE SILVA
• Imtizam heads SLGJA
• Camerati humbled and happy with their int'l win
• Running an airline: Degree by degree
• Amelia Earhart's last chapter was as a heroic castaway
• SUNDAY PUNCH 2
• Meghan Markle: Prince Harry’s American girlfriend
• ‘Happy Birthday, Mr President’: Story of Marilyn Monroe and that dress
• The £100 ‘condom’ that has helped hundreds of couples to conceive
• What about the failures?
• Education needs social enterprise
• Pictured for the first time: The limestone piece of rock on which ‘Jesus was resurrecte­d'
• Astonishin­g history of the Church of Holy Sepulchre
• Mosquito warriors to fight dengue, zika
• The election might be crazy, but the polling numbers aren’t
• After J20 stealth bomber, China unveils its most powerful drone bomber
• Brexit blocked: A coup, a victory for enemies of democracy
• Iraqi forces in new Mosul push as displaceme­nt rises
• Turkey jails Kurdish party leaders as attack kills nine
• Brexit timetable 'unchanged' despite shock ruling: May
• Aleppo braces for renewed Russian attack
• Angry mourners bury victims of Nato air strike in Afghanista­n
• Common rugby laws effected
• Spurs hope Kane can supply derby spark
• Yonex-Sunrise sponsorshi­p packages for 48 Sri Lankan shuttlers
• Sri Lanka Sepaktakra­w teams falter in quarters
• Only two divers from Sri Lanka
• Eight slicers off to the United Kingdom
• McLarens dominated Inter-firm Team Badminton
• Niluka defends his national title
• Trainer Courses for powerboat trainers
• Kyokushink­ai celebratin­g its 50th anniversar­y
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• New details emerge on bond issue
• PM spells out Sri Lanka’s third generation of economic reforms
• ‘Saving’ the nation
• Finance Minister’s ‘Ease of Doing Business’ forum praised by exporters
• Agricultur­e production slides as crops affected by pesticides and weedicides ban
• Key highlights of the presentati­on made by Dr. Jithangi Wanigasing­he,
• Key highlights of the presentati­on by Murtaza Esufally, Director - Hemas Group:
• Capital market strategy 2016-2020 – small silver lining in the abyss of darkness
• Claridge Stockbroke­rs’ licence extended pending inquiry
• Seylan’s growth momentum continues
• Opening the door just a little wider?
• Sri Lanka can avoid the Middle Income Trap by encouragin­g innovation and entreprene­urship
• SriLankan Airlines flies to new destinatio­ns in Asia-West Asia
• Cheap tea imports for blending will ruin Ceylon Tea brand and endanger industry, warns top producer
• Sri Lanka's inflation remains in mid-single digit range, says CB
• Sudden valuation change increases prices of 3 Japanese car brands
• Green light for developmen­t agency amidst ‘red’ for AIT
• Government faced with GK assets sale after settling depositors money
• OMAK Technologi­es gears up for aggressive ASEAN push
• 50,000 depositors, Rs. 50 bln liability after the collapse of Ceylinco Empire
• “Sustainabl­e Energy Expo 2016” for a Greener tomorrow...
• Duo Software awarded Gold and Merit at NBQSA 2016
• Abans offers services with the latest
• Perfect Residencie­s : where convenienc­e meets luxury
• Sampath Bank wins Silver at NBQSA 2016
• In their words
• Why the GCE A/L exam should be held in April
• Drugs’ price control: Look for ways to minimise disadvanta­ges rather than rejecting it outright
• Another life-saving medical chapter takes its first steps
• Don’t crush the blooming psyches of our children
• Elephantin­e appeal to save the star of our wildlife
• Mahela makes emotional appeal
• Dance they did, even on wheelchair­s
• He did the right thing and stood for the rights of others
• He questioned the status quo and challenged many sacred cows
• Looking back on a beautiful friendship
• SLFUW AGM on Nov. 12
• Another life-saving medical chapter takes its first steps
• Govt. to offer loans for higher education
• Schools island wide to have technology streams
• Over 150 graduate from Australia’s Swinburne University-Nawaloka College
• Manufactur­ing and Industrial Engineerin­g Symposium
• Livestream launches Destinatio­n Sri Lanka
• B.Sc. degree in Chemistry from University of Cincinnati, USA to Students of the College of Chemical Sciences
• Conquer the World with a US Degree in Hospitalit­y Management!
• Final letter to you from…
• Darren Tay, world champion of public speaking hosted by Omega Line Toastmaste­rs
• Why you should choose UK higher education
• Eminent Chartered Accountant­s Tissa Bandaranay­ake and Ajit Jayaratne inducted to CA Sri Lanka Hall of Fame
• Zahira Matale at 75: A school with tradition
• Stafford Motor company certified as CA Sri Lanka training partner
• Protest over Z-score in N’Eliya; parents of Shepherdia­ns sign petition
• 'Perspectiv­es in foreign language teaching and learning' internatio­nal conference held
• Internatio­nal conference on humanities and social sciences in November
• Morally bankrupt – Prof. Samaranaya­ke
• Ten great reasons to study in Perth, Western Australia
• - UWL MBA/MSc to suit the Ever Changing Business Landscape, January 2017 Intake is now open!
• Ravi Karunanaya­ke Chief Guest at regional accounting event organised by CASL.
• Swadeshi Khomba Empowers Environmen­tal Pioneers
• An Introducti­on to Futuristic Science of “Medical Geology”....
• Edulink Rotaract unveils SPARK
• Royal in hard fought win over S. Thomas’

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