Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2017-02-26

• Illegal fishing: The Sunday Times invokes RTI law to get to the bottom
• No amnesty but provision to bring back legitimate foreign money
• Power crisis: No tax cuts for fuel, but emergency measures
• Singapore says personal security not needed for Rajapaksa
• Obituaries
• Lawyers as presiding officers at BASL polls
• SL should be wary of trade agreements: GMOA President
• USAB tells Colombo Uni: Rethink order, reconsider relief to appellant
• Nat. Procuremen­t Com. official plan tomorrow, 1 year after appointmen­t
• Top CB official, Govt. Printer to testify; vital details emerge
• Dengue awareness programme launched at Katana MOH Office
• Parents who survived, but lost one son recall harrowing tale
• Sand diggers put Katunayake Expressway in danger
• Peradeniya uni ‘organised criminals’ had secret off-campus torture chamber
• Sea cucumber hatchery to give momentum to industry
• Suspected Facebook ‘friend’ turned rapist gathered trove of child porn
• Cinnamon: From exotic to curative
• Protests mount over 'protestful' city
• A right or a hindrance: A view from the streets
• And researcher­s meet
• Bioactive compounds to battle CVD?
• Cabinet shocked over c deals by bankrupt SriLa
• Win-win solution for migrant worker issues
• Talks behind closed doors
• Ockpit ankan
• Lady in blue: The Game changer
• Drought-hit Gampaha District walks miles, digs deep for water
• Village tank project provides lessons for restoratio­n
• 'Physician heal thyself'
• Balance profession­al well-being with the interests of patients and the public
• Norochchol­ai coal plant toxic emissions under scrutiny
• SLMC betrayal: Muslims should join national parties
• A massive trade deficit in 2016, yet a current account surplus in BOP
• Tears and meditation are poor substitute­s for systemic police reform
• Son of boxer Muhammad Ali detained at Florida airport
• Bangladesh tour: Acid Test amid new 'Big 3' scheme
• Is Rugby well served in Sri Lanka?
• Achieving Tennis ‘Player’ status
• Is it wishful thinking to beat Kandy at Nittawela?
• Palmer, Bryan share halfway lead at PGA National
• Ragged Crusaders hang on to tame Brumbies
• When de Villiers clouted Lockie Ferguson to the boundary off the fifth ball he faced he became the fastest batsman to total 9,000 ODI runs reaching the milestone in his 205th innings. The previous record was 228 held by India's Sourav Ganguly.
• Raonic defeats Edmund to reach Delray Beach semis
• Scoreboard
• Dulanjali gets a hat-trick but Matara crush Hambantota by an innings
• Spin wizards India spun out under three days
• All points to a hectic tussle though Navindu continues to occupy the top slot
• Angelo says his tendon is still sore
• Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Searching for life on 7 nearby alien worlds
• Step out of the resorts, step into the wilds
• Outward bound Lankans and incoming South Asians
• Declassifi­ed US documents suggest the Nazis tested a nuke before the end of WWII
• The man whose quiet ways touched many
• Pakistan airline admits taking extra passengers in aisle
• Colombo South Harbour: Progress stymied in a sea of indecision
• Populism, prejudices and the media
• Ban, ban, ban: Political monk raises magic ban wand against big matches
• Sunday Punch 2
• Sunday Punch 3
• LGBTQI: Myopic All-Out petition pushes Lanka against the wall
• Conflating LGBTQI rights issues with Colombo’s internatio­nal trade deals is an ill-conceived and politicall­y myopic step that strengthen­s the hands of anti-LGBTQI, if not anti-human rights lobbies, giving them added reason to reiterate the often-repeated
• Indian censors block Lipstick Under My Burkha
• The price of empire
• Fasting diet 'regenerate­s diabetic pancreas'
• And so let us prey!
• Is gruelling exercise affecting your sex life?
• Good times over for expats in Saudi
• How we evolved to drink alcohol
• White US Navy veteran arrested
• White House bars some news organisati­ons from briefing
• Fractured, frustrated Democrats to pick leader in Trump era
• Trump vows military build-up, hammers nationalis­t themes
• Kim killing suspect was paid $90 to take part in 'TV prank'
• Message from His Excellency Khalaf M.M.Bu Dhhair
• Message from His Excellency Khalaf...
• Hold your own baby in your arms with help from ARC Internatio­nal
• For couples dreaming of children
• Nbsl experience makes your dreams come true
• Are foreign coaches paying for their keep?
• No wonder it is said that cricket moves faithfully alongside the tenor of the society in which we live in. No longer do statements such as “it is not cricket” and he plays “a straight bat” hold water. Foreign coaches being paid huge wages play a significa
• Shalinda guides MAS Active to victory
• Mountain Biking at Katana on March 11
• Pathum Nissanka bounces back into the lead
• Wesley College celebrates 143rd Anniversar­y
• Tour De Air Force will be flagged off on March 3
• Vidyartha in with a chance to break 50-year hoodoo
• Zahira's re-entry to Div.I rekindles fires for past glory
• This can be a nailbiter – no quarter given or asked
• Accolades for Suranga Sampath
• Amarapadma maintains lead at Cut-off in Grand Prix Event
• The Bold and the Enterprisi­ng will Prevail
• Lanka needs to exceed foreign borrowing limit for debt servicing
• PIA still in arrears of A330 deal with SriLankan Airlines
• BPPL Holdings to commission 2 energy plants in March
• Cancer-causing glyphosate faces Presidenti­al blocks
• Startling revelation­s emerge at Central Bank bond scam probe
• Of meet-ups, start-ups and bootstraps
• Public, private sector leaders emphasise need for collaborat­ion to improve dairy industry
• Financial Markets Associatio­n mooted to better lobby the authoritie­s
• 'Signature Stylish Marketer' by University of Kelaniya takes world of fashion by storm
• WSO2 announces reposition­ing of open source products
• National Tax Council underway
• Commercial Bank first private bank to cross Rs. 1 trillion in assets in 2016
• SL company designs, manufactur­es innovative self-service banking machines
• Nestlé Lanka sees revenue rise in 2016 amidst tough conditions
• EGUARDIAN Global Services highlights cyber security concerns at Colombo forum
• Save Your Monkey insures bright future for Chathura
• 'Mr. Kunu' gets a kick out of ensur
• Lankan educa government jo entreprene­ur
• Ring nothing goes to waste
• Ation system, obs kill rship
• SLITHM's training role expands in tourism industry
• Visiting cultural sites in Sri Lanka costs money
• Changing trends of tourism in Sri Lanka
• Online travel agents up for licensing, say authoritie­s
• Lokuhetty invited for global meeting on tourism
• Aitken Spence Travels wins top award at Interactiv­e Media Awards
• Sri Lanka augments public procuremen­t process
• Parking gets easier with Tenaga's ParkSmart App
• Unit Trust firms consider winding up, consolidat­ion amidst regressive taxation
• Empower Culinary & Hospitalit­y School receives prestigiou­s WorldChefs Certificat­ion
• Nanotechno­logy based technology to protect treated surfaces from dirt
• Industry awards help local firms to improve quality, performanc­e and ensure ethical production
• Pan Asia Bank posts record pre-tax profit of Rs.1.8 bln
• The Kingsbury Gourmet Station comes to Colombo 3!
• So thin, So light, just an absolute delight!
• Vogue Jewellers, the destinatio­n for ultimate gifts
• Dating in the 21st Century
• Sri Lanka’s First Insurance Comparison Website goes live
• Abans brings relief to 6 year old student
• At 100, he sees great prospects for Sri Lanka and commits a further US$166M to Havelock city
• DLB performs majestical­ly in 2016
• Fashion for good
• To a wonderful nephew who brought so much sunshine to our lives
• Sri Lanka’s Malays – not dwindling but abandoned
• Thank you, staff of Kitulgala District Hospital Emergency Unit
• A mentor, godfather and great scout leader
• Lord Buddha, the great physician who dispensed practical advice
• From south to north, friendship and trees take root
• Cameo performanc­es in a maiden film effort by two brothers
• Book facts
• Paranormal experience­s, her companions from a young age
• Dread exams? Don’t panic, think of studying the smart way
• Royal College Docs’ Associatio­n holds annual health screening programme
• Prof. against job assurance
• Ed.Ministry probes 'Sports Scholarshi­ps' offered by Int. Schools
• Schools to be relieved of sanitation woes, Ed.Min. to release funds
• Doorway for Youth to Shine as Leaders Speech Blaster 2017
• Standardiz­e your data center
• Royal College wins Colombo B regional round at CA Sri Lanka Business Plan competitio­n
• Want to Graduate from One of the Best Universiti­es in Australia?
• AMDT - Creating Creative Careers since 2005
• MBA with a Difference
• Some animals are more equal than others - to the media
• Benefits of a Montessori Method
• A letter to you from…
• NEXT STEP 2017 : ‘Beyond Your Destiny’
• Artificial Intelligen­ce Innovation­s Lab - QBITS, at University of Moratuwa
• WUSC Campaign targets skilled, productive youth
• No 01 Choice for U.S. Education invites Western New England University (WNEU), USA
• CMA Workshop on Integrated ReportingP­ractical Aspects 28thFebrua­ry 2017 at Taj Samudra, Colombo
• Meeting the Industry requiremen­ts
• The Immediate Global Need: Computer Science
• SLIIT Students showcase creativity during evening dedicated to classical music
• Generous Scholarshi­ps from Saegis University Campus
• Horizon Campus offers Scholarshi­ps to read University of London LL.B. Degree
• Choosing a university to pursue higher education in the UK
• Study Medicine and Health Sciences in IMU Malaysia’s Leading Medical - Health Science University
• Constructi­ve Ideas For Teaching Addition Skills
• Africa-Europe partnershi­p launched to develop new AIDS vaccine
• Campus Qualificat­ions accredited by the European Quality Assurance Agency (EQAA)
• New Zealand offers Excellent Opportunit­ies to do your tertiary studies through Edlocate
• Offering the ‘Real’ Engineerin­g Experience
• Late amendments to HE Bill unveiled by UK government
• Many students endorse the values and benefits of the MBBS from Zhengzhou University, China
• “Bhagya a great asset to the Indian Hills Community College”. Karla McCollum
• Sri Lanka’s Premier Mercury-ACCA Inter-School Commerce Quiz 2017 a grand success
• Mercury Institute launches the UGC-Approved BSc. (Hons) Applied Accounting Degree from Oxford Brookes University, UK
• Strategies For Teaching ADHD Students At Home
• Study, work & live in New Zealand
• Malaysia Education Exhibition – 11th & 12th March at Prof. F.R. Jayasuriya auditorium @ Internatio­nal Scholar
• Josephian Nipun becomes first to reach 1000 runs in 2016/17 School Cricket season
• ANC Education offers the Only U.S. Degree Completion Programme in Sri Lanka
• CSE Selects OpenArc BI Solution for Market Data Analytics
• What are you reading?
• Young academics’ research ‘elegant but not interestin­g’
• ANC Education offers the Only U.S. Degree Completion Programme in Sri Lanka
• Empower your future today: become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
• The rise of eSports in higher education
• “Sailing Stones” Mystery Solved?
• Cost concerns drive NYU to help students graduate faster
• Rotaract Champions League 2017 makes successful conclusion
• Lyceum Wattala emerge victorious

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