Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2017-05-28

• USAID slashes aid to Lanka by 92 percent
• Ministry admits it was not prepared for disaster
• Lanka imposes jail term for bottom trawling
• Mangala: From five-star cuisine to Buth packet farewell at FO canteen
• Appoint Informatio­n Officers as required by RTI Act: Commission
• Dengue soaring: Two major campaigns from Thursday
• Black Friday for disaster victims; Rs 369m for MPs
• Wake up, JVP tells Govt., before country heads towards another bloodbath
• Diplomatic community voices concern over attacks on minorities
• Indian Naval Ship ‘Kirch’ here on relief operations; 2 more to follow
• Deluge and disaster
• Getting ready to leave it all behind
• Early warnings of a landslide
• Living with landslides: Community-based programme teaches combat techniques
• Deadly dengue mosquitoes learn 'dirty' tricks
• Vegetable prices balloon in the wake of shrinking yields
• Clearing up operations: Schoolchil­dren can spread the message
• Ministry admits it was not prepared for disaster
• No fully fledged resh Govt. faces more bu
• Whither merit in public service reshuffle
• Shuffle, urdens
• Civil Society opposes Cabinet decision for 6,000 prefab houses in NE
• Comatose local bodies paralyse public services
• Kalutara, Piliyandal­a shootings suspects escape to India by boat
• Sinharaja elephant attacks raise villager fury
• Roadkill leads to discovery of burrowing snake
• Parliament vs Supreme Court: Speaker Anura Bandaranai­ke’s historic ruling
• ‘Challenger’ at RAMA mooring
• Mind the trade gap to avoid a balance of payments crisis
• Caught between grinning devils and incompeten­t imbeciles
• Democracy trumps terrorism
• Royal prove its all a team game
• Apostles in other lands
• The run ups to French-Open
• Lara tips England for success at ICC Champions Trophy 2017
• Attempts to fly Wedisinghe to Japan
• There is no time for rejoicing; this contest is for real
• Attack sparks robust security for FA Cup
• Issues in Australia highlight the need for a better global cricket structure
• Emerging Ransika takes top award
• No room for mistakes, says Mathews
• Lee sits firm as Sasindu moves to second place
• A slight hiccup, but Lasith is still in the lead
• Manchester attack and Western foreign policy
• 150 years of a Lankan cuppa at the UN
• Council for the Blind holds South Asian Conference & Workshop for visually impaired persons
• Bodu Bala bogeyman bares bigotry’s evil breast again
• Sunday Punch 2
• BROMANCE: Sealed with a kiss
• Britain mourns while Sri Lanka groans
• Founding Father of Naval & Maritime Academy
• Connectivi­ty: To be or not to be
• A man dedicated to the Palestinia­n cause
• Malaysia offers its success story to Sri Lanka
• Indian woman forced to marry Pakistani returns home
• Grief, rage in Egyptian church after Copts attacked by gunmen
• News in brief
• Trump son-in-law sought secret line to Moscow
• 'Large part' of Manchester attack network held in Britain
• About Melania Trump and that $51,500 jacket she wore in Italy …
• Another consequenc­e of climate change: A good night's sleep
• NASA to reveal new details on groundbrea­king mission to 'touch the Sun'
• Australian indigenous leaders call for formal 'voice', path to treaty
• From The Saint, to 007, and a goodwill ambassador
• Film breaks silence on 'madness' of Sri Lanka civil war
• The strange history of board games
• Social media, extremism and fears we are losing the online war
• Empowering Sri Lankan Entreprene­urs the RDB way
• “BOC Premier”
• HNB Assurance records a robust 1st Quarter Performanc­e
• Prepare your autistic child to integrate to society with Daddys Lanka
• HNB Assurance join hands with the College of Community Physicians of Sri Lanka for the Second Consecutiv­e Year
• The Group achieved a growth of 18% during Q1 of 2017, posting a Gross Written Premium (GWP) of LKR 1.9 BN against the GWP of LKR 1.6 BN recorded during the same of 2016. The Life Insurance Company posted a GWP of LKR 988 MN and the General Insurance Compa
• Ranjit laments state of affairs in Athletics
• Royal’s legendary Rugby team of 1988
• Singer All-Island Schools 7-a-Side Hockey Tournament on June 24
• Mr. Sumathipal­a, keep Religion out of Cricket
• The Bradby Shield and the Royal-Trinity Rugby encounter
• Dian Gomes Gloves-up for Second Round
• Sri Lanka to face Scotland in opener
• Ransika and Sudeera to walk down the red carpet
• No teeth for proposed Developmen­t Agency
• Long term $24 billion credit line to SL under OBOR initiative
• Ravi’s move to get key institutio­ns perturbs donors
• High Posts committee exercise is futile
• Saga of the depositors of failed companies
• Legacy of ministers
• Now ‘tea-on-a-plate’ for world chefs via Dilmah
• Colombo University holds "Stat Day"
• PATA talks disruption, innovation to foster new age tourism
• Are communitie­s safe from strangers in local communitie­s?
• New tool to measure tourism impact
• Travel and the sharing economy
• SriLankan adds new routes in India, flies to Vietnam
• Sexual harassment of female workers at FTZs dominates seminar on voting rights
• Key insurance executives come together to discuss new trends
• Palm oil the winner at Watawala Plantation­s
• Women Leadership Summit: Closing the gender gap
• No existing industry can provide jobs for today's youth - ICTA CEO
• NDB committed to bring success to women entreprene­urs
• Dr.Web security useful against ransomware
• Hayleys crosses Rs.100 billion turnover in 2016/17
• SWT Associates admitted as independen­t member of IAPA Internatio­nal
• GSP+ big boost to exports, Business Chamber says
• Waste and affluence: More money, more garbage
• Mitra - Stitching solutions to improve daily life
• Maintainin­g Growth in a Fast-Aging Asia
• CB Governor's comments on 'bubble' excessive, says condo builder
• Many Sri Lankan products can be exported to India, Pakistan duty-free
• Fonterra’s Rs. 2 bln investment creates sustainabl­e impact across Sri Lanka
• Unions urge PM to call stakeholde­r meeting on GSP+
• BILEETA hosts customers to ERP forum
• Sri Lanka Customs ‘Rosewood’ sale sparks controvers­y
• ‘Cobots’ by Universal Robots to catch on in Sri Lanka
• 99X Technology Quiz Team crowned champions at Biz Quiz 2017
• Top design firms compete to redefine urban plans for Colombo Port city and Marina
• Demand for office space rising: 5 mln sq ft expected by 2030
• DFCC 1Q2017 sees 42% hike in net profit
• ‘CLC - Islamic Finance’ wins Gold at the 6th SLIBFI Awards
• Laboratory Accreditat­ion imperative to maintain high quality patient care in Sri Lanka
• Six lucky customers win MacBooks from MBRK
• ‘Ride with Richlife’ holds first draw
• Lanka Bell, IBM Team to accelerate Cloud Adoption in Sri Lanka
• DIMO and Mahindra launches its new range of Agri Specialist Tractors – YUVO in Sri Lanka
• Fairway Holdings Partners Soundarie to present “Soul” an Evening of Original Music
• One million man hours towards safe drinking water for Badulla, Haliella and Ella
• Vista Advertisin­g creative partner for Bradby Fiesta 2017
• NDB Wealth’s Retirement Income Plan, a Mother’s Day gift to secure her future
• SLT announces the Zero One Awards
• World’s No 1 Mattresses Serta now at Comfort World
• Kanrich Finance launches “Kanrich Liya Saviya” Avurudu fair in Kandy
• AdCove Internatio­nal ventures to Sri Lanka
• MyDialog: An App to Control All Your Dialog Services
• YMBA and Ratnapura Buddhist Society join hands for a Workshop on Entreprene­urship
• Abans launches Hugo Boss – the first luxury brand to enter Sri Lanka
• Dhashma Karunaratn­e is elected as WiLAT Sri Lanka’s new chairperso­n
• Inspiring Sri Lanka’s Future Engineers to face IESL-UTE Raspberry Pi Challenge 2017
• Activist ambassador
• Archaeolog­ical sites in the East: Let use unite to preserve our heritage
• Mosquito nets for hospitalis­ed dengue patients will take the sting off the rampaging disease
• A royal setting for a Somerset Maugham story
• Fight Cancer: They came to see the building that would house the PET scan
• He saw it all: Lake House with its journalist­ic virtues and political blemishes
• A man of charisma and large heart
• Top 6 Trends in Education Today
• The PIM Alumni installati­on of the Chairman & the Board of Directors 2017/18
• Swiss Institute amongst the global finalists at the World Tourism Forum2017
• Explore the art skills in you with Mod’Art internatio­nal Sri Lanka
• Access to UN info' via its Digital Library
• LIKE NO OTHER – PIBT takes its IT profession­als to the next rung up on the corporate ladder
• Master card brings you the latest Fingerprin­t Credit Cards
• A world-leading university in a world-class city
• Strategy and innovation Mini MBA at HRMI
• The Law School celebrates its 10th successive year in offering UoL LL.B degree
• MSc Business Analytics programme at IIT will open doors to data driven success
• Study in Sri Lanka and obtain a degree from a foreign university
• CSU Study Centres organises a Student Informatio­n Session
• USJ to light-up the way Openings for Joint split/Double Undergradu­ate and Postgradua­te Degrees in Australia
• Delegation from Huaqiao University (HQU), China
• Overseas School makes history, wins SAISA 2017
• Presents ‘Think Design’ Career Month this June to create awareness on design careers and opportunit­ies
• Tips to Make your Child a Leader
• Internatio­nal Medical Education Forum 2017-Careers and trends in the field of medicine
• World Education Fair 2017: Your One Stop Destinatio­n for Higher Education
• Explore a World of Opportunit­ies at US Open Day Organized by ANC Education!
• Autism and the society What can we do to spread awareness?
• Annual prize giving of Convent of Our Lady of Victories
• Activate Your Potential with a qualificat­ion from Metropolit­an College!
• Young Indian TT players prove their class
• Eshan Pieris is first Sri Lankan to win Rotax Max Asian Championsh­ip Race
• Liam Payne heading for UK singles chart
• Bradby faces
• Soundarie to present ‘Soul’ : An Evening of Original Music

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