Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2017-05-14

• Final hurdle tomorrow
• Modi visit: Twists and turns behind the scenes
• Obituaries
• SLMC emergency meeting on Wednesday following grenade attack on headquarte­rs
• Drug trafficker­s hit back as raids intensify: Police
• UDA to sue CMC over Meethotamu­lla tragedy
• 293 dengue victims every day, failing health officials overwhelme­d
• SRI LANKA DENGUE BLAMED ON ASI A
• Lanka escapes global Cyber attack for now, CERT on alert
• Modi addresses a delighted, cheering crowd of 30,000 in Hatton
• Historic Digbou refinery
• Capitalisi­ng on Buddhist cultural tourism
• Laser pandals and creative decoration­s draw large crowds to Vesak zones
• CMC on alert to nab errant dansal organisers
• Playing football with Colombo's garbage
• Anti-Filariasis campaign suffers as ISIS rumour swells on social media
• Bee attacks on the rise: Removing nests not the answer
• National Unity Govt. prob may ease after Cabinet r
• Laws based on the Dharma
• Merits of the blank ballot
• Blems reshuffle
• What brings you here?
• Tinny tunes of mobile bakeries won’t be turned down soon
• Limits on ground water use viewed with suspicion
• Sleepy drivers dicing with death
• WIndies crawl to 218-5 at stumps against Pakistan
• Visakha and SL Army well poised to win overall titles
• Sri Lanka crash to 4th place as Singapore win title
• Trinity, Royal, St. Joseph's, St. Peter's win their Rugby games
• PNB officers lured into ambush by informant: Police
• Govt to rid Metropolis of stray cattle, dogs and of beggars
• IUU fishing by Tamil Nadu trawlers: Lankan fishermen cast net on Modi
• Tackling jumbo problem: DWC holds interactiv­e session with scientists, conservati­onists
• The menacing promise of the CTA, gift -wrapped for the future
• Tourist earnings significan­t to balance of payments: Concerns and challenges in tourist developmen­t
• The Macron miracle
• Playing the blame game when own backyard is full of dirt
• Cricket game plan: CEO has a role to play
• We are most certainly working according to our game plan: SLC CEO
• World beaters and ‘support team’
• 17 FFSL Ex-Co members demand meeting
• Sangakkara believes it is an exciting time for cricket in USA
• Ratnapura or Matara as the venue to be decided on May 16
• Sri Lanka meet Philippine­s in curtain-raiser today
• Joes withstand Thomians' second half rally easily
• Trinity warm-up for Bradby with close win over Isipathana
• WIndies crawl to 218-5 at stumps against Pakistan
• Visakha and SL Army well poised to win overall titles
• Sri Lanka crash to 4th place as Singapore win title
• Trinity, Royal, St. Joseph's, St. Peter's win their Rugby games
• The story of One-Belt-One-Road
• India cool on Beijing summit as “Silk Road” stirs unease
• Vesak celebrated at UN Headquarte­rs in New York
• Buddhism a key pillar in Indo-Lanka ties: Indian HC
• Ernest Corea: From editor to diplomat par excellence
• A disarming diplomat and colleague
• HIV life expectancy 'near normal' thanks to new drugs
• TV series puts human faces on Israel-Palestinia­n conflict
• Just 30 minutes of jogging a day could extend your lifespan
• Nepal election: The women who want to bring change
• Wimal’s call to black out Lanka’s Light of Vesak
• Bodu Bala Sena chief joins in to sing the chorus to Wimal’s anti Vesak Gee
• Is there anything wrong in leasing these disused tanks to the Indians - in return for much needed foreign revenue - to be used as storage tanks for oil to be transshipp­ed to Indian ports to meet the Indian demand?
• No black flags, no cry for patriot Wimal’s home
• Benefits of electricit­y generation utilising waste management
• Excerpts from a presentati­on made by B.R.O. Fernando, Past President of the Institutio­n of Engineers Sri Lanka (IESL) and a former Vice Chairman of the Ceylon Electricit­y Board on Challenges and Opportunit­ies in the Use of Renewable Energy at IESL and the
• Will it be May’s day in June?
• When Parliament was moved to Sri Jayewarden­epura
• The air pollution mask that can create smart maps of cities and even check your health
• With a threat of 'tapes,' Trump tells ousted FBI chief not to talk to media
• Fast-moving cyber attacks wreak havoc worldwide
• The story of One-Belt-One-Road
• Ashan and Shanuka take centre stage
• CMCA 50+ I is ahead of II, in Cricket too
• Three Netball positions face protests at elections
• Competitio­n reaches pre-quarterfin­al stage
• National Champion Hendahewa clinches Women's Triple Crown
• Sands of change
• Buddhists must become vegetarian­s in this month of Vesak
• The Govt. must take a stand and not follow dictates of trade unions
• If ETF Dept. can be so efficient why oh why can’t other Govt. department­s?
• Saga of the Sacred Relic since 4th century AC
• This old-school secretary has much to impart
• Around Sri Lanka on wheels
• Seeing the Blue Mountains for the first time
• Stop blaming the ‘posh’ universiti­es for inequality in education
• Graduate to Graduate USA is showing the World How to Unlock the Best in Human Potential
• LSM paves the way to provide affordable, quality education
• Get to know major ‘Biomes’ of the world..
• Passion: the Cornerston­e of Education
• A Leader in the Global Value Chain
• Study MBBS/MD at Best Medical Universiti­es in Russia
• "Maestoso" by Girls' High School Kandy Senior Western Band
• Potable water for schools from SLN's Reverse Osmosis plants
• Ed.Min. spent Rs 4b for...
• CIA cyber attacks that bewildered the world!
• DHL Asia Pacific CIO tells how not to be a victim of cyber-attacks at CA Sri Lanka CEOs Forum
• Study MBBS/MD at Best Medical Universiti­es in Russia
• Leadership tips for Children 101
• University Town
• St. Joseph’s College, Colombo
• Reading Strategies for College Students…
• World Education Fair 2017: Opening Doors to the World of Higher Education
• AAP 12th anniversar­y
• Toastmaste­rs’ Ovation 2017 to Celebrate ‘Journey to Stardom’
• Zenith of Innovation and Excellence…. ‘EXMO 2017’
• University of Jaffna to address Water Scarcity Issues in the Delft Island…
• Mahamaya Kandy and Ananda emerge overall swim champs
• Ordering from the Hungry Monkey is quite simple, contact Chadini via Facebook on www.facebook.com/ thehungrym­onkey.sl/. She only requests that orders be placed five hours early for the food that is on the menu. Furthermor­e a minimum of two days notice is

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