Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2017-08-27

• Young adults shun polls; drop in registrati­on
• New powers for CIABOC: Cases directly in High Court
• More than 1,300 foreigners denied entry for security reasons
• Two estate workers claim Minister has usurped their new homes
• Dengue mosquito’s next assault looms, health officials predict more infections
• Rice prices to increase as price-controls come off
• Getting drunk on food not drink; SL doctors unravel medical mystery
• British firm may get contract on migration to e-passport
• Laptops for MPs in e-Parliament
• Deadlines and deadlocks keep SriLankan down
• Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe remains in Constituti­onal Council
• RTI Com hears 54 major appeals; state institutio­ns ordered to reveal informatio­n
• Relief delayed is relief denied- 3 months after the disaster
• Exit Wijeyadasa as JO takes aim at Rajitha drilled by JVP for starters
• Garbage crisis: Seoul searched and found a solution
• How student's hi-tech plan to cheat in exam backfired
• Buyer in for uncertain ride on motorbike duty removal
• UNP, SLFP agree comes to an end
• Rajapakshe falls between two stools
• Effective ways to expedite corruption probes
• To disagree as MoU
• Giving the game away
• Polythene industry trying to buy time, while standards body is ill-equipped
• Uthorised structures me down
• More teeth for traffic laws to rein in errant three-wheeler drivers
• Rice-growing period in peril without seasonal rains
• Infected dog trips up rabies-free campaign
• Hurricane Harvey slams into Texas coastline
• Thousands rally for gay marriage in Australia ahead of vote
• North Korea fires short-range missiles: US military
• Rockport Mayor Patrick Rios had blunt words for those determined to stay, telling them to “mark their arm with a Sharpie pen, put their social security number” -- to identify them if they were found dead.
• Thousands at boy's burial seek end to Philippine drug war
• Three killed in Indian Kashmir stand-off with militants
• New native freshwater fish found in Suriyakand­a stream
• Liquor addiction and malnutriti­on growing in N'Eliya district
• Indian protests after 'godman' convicted of rape, 29 dead
• Malcolm Turnbull rebukes Tony Abbott for being ‘too drunk’
• Who is Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh?
• Afghan war: Trump’s Pakistan challenge
• Trump’s remarks painful, humiliatin­g for Pakistanis: Imran Khan
• Prabagaran proves why he is known as King of NE
• THE STARK TRUTH
• Does the FFSL Constituti­on debase the sport!
• Shower of sixes at Asgiriya
• Century makers -- Brathwaite and Hope defy England
• Minister draws attention to the sustenance of budding athletes
• St. Anthony’s, St. Servatius battle for supremacy
• Sri Lanka's Football coffers risk running dry
• Ranaviru Sevana in nail-biting 1-wicket win over Shakthi
• St. Peter’s ‘B’ emerge Champs
• Faultering Malinga gets another chance
• Late Barrett try seals All Blacks victory
• Afghan war: Trump’s Pakistan challenge
• China defends ally Pakistan after Trump criticism
• Trump’s remarks painful, humiliatin­g for Pakistanis: Imran Khan
• Princess Diana beguiles the world 20 years after death
• Tres vaniteux! ‘Hyper-vain’
• Obituaries
• Bulldozer-happy RDA: Symptoms of impunity and violation of people’s rights
• Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe: Hail the new sawdust filled martyr in town
• ‘Wijeyadasa must come clean on friendship with arms dealer’
• Too many cooks and what a soup
• BY NEVILLE DE SILVA
• Fancy charging your phone through your clothes?
• Present Gulf crisis: Qatar and four neighbouri­ng nations
• Clean money, dirty money
• Same pills, different price
• Don't miss Funvention
• Philanthro­pist laments lack of support for KTSF
• Annual Academic Sessions and Reunion of CoMSAA
• Ballpoint strokes bring to life village scenes
• Historic note on the music of the Mughals
• Boy copied favourite movie scene to save drowning brother
• Reconcilia­tion and Muslims of Sri Lanka
• A nation resigned to resignatio­ns
• Ending instant divorce is a victory. But Indian women have a fight ahead
• Texas hunkers down as Hurricane Harvey lashes coast
• Thousands rally for gay marriage in Australia ahead of vote
• North Korea fires short-range missiles: US military
• Rockport Mayor Patrick Rios had blunt words for those determined to stay, telling them to “mark their arm with a Sharpie pen, put their social security number” -- to identify them if they were found dead.
• Can Trump deal with North Korea and China?
• Kung Fu nuns strike back at rising sex attacks on women in India
• Samsung heir guilty of bribery, sentenced to five years jail
• Samsung eyes reset with new Galaxy Note
• How to beat health problems when your plumbing goes wrong
• India city under siege after clashes over 'rape guru': 30 dead
• Malcolm Turnbull rebukes Tony Abbott for being ‘too drunk’
• Who is Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh?
• Afghan war: Trump’s Pakistan challenge
• Celebratin­g Ceylon Gems the Raja Way
• Nishantha blames ExCo interferen­ce for Cricket crisis
• What steps should be taken to restore Sri Lanka Cricket?
• Dialog Champions League Football start on Sept. 2
• Credibilit­y, trust erode when truth is suppressed
• Shafraz and Akhry win KORAC TSD Night Rally
• Taniya Balasuriya is overall winner
• US-Open 2017 and Tennis' Popularity
• Men's 'C' & 'D' Division finalists found
• SLC drowned Rs. 30M on abandoned RPICS swimming pool project
• Cricketer Elsie Thattil now shines with the club
• Slovenia Men and Hungary Women are Cager Champs
• Loads of spin options but not properly nurtured says Muralithar­an
• Two Lankan Surfers for Indian meet
• Constituti­onal amendment required for Port city laws
• Galle Road bus lane wins commuter support
• Changes to RPCs to ensure profitabli­ty
• Strategies to curb declining rubber production
• Renting a ‘spouse’
• Amidst restructur­ing, SriLankan flies you free on 38th anniversar­y
• Law enforcemen­t authoritie­s to crack down on modified vehicles
• Apple supplier Simplo hopes to ride electric bicycles to growth
• Lanka Harness conquers world auto airbag sensor industry
• 1000 Chinese buses to ply on new priority lanes
• Failed CIFL: New investor proposed but depositors wary
• Pharma companies seek urgent private public collaborat­ion for viable drug pricing
• GDP growth doesn’t reflect today's challenges
• Dynasty Residence: SL’s first residentia­l apartment building to receive LEED Certificat­ion
• ODEL opens new 10,000 sq. ft. area at Alexandra Place
• Govt. has no moral right to tax retirement funds
• People’s Bank sets up self-banking units in railway stations
• ADB likely to pull out of Colombo Port East terminal project
• Anarva Mount Lavinia by Siddhalepa opens
• Women from fishing community protest against Port City
• Siriwarden­e appointed new Central Bank Dep. Governor
• Mastercard and Educate Lanka combine to offer education and employment
• Govt. to invest Rs. 3.5 bln on Milleniya EPZ
• Cold Stores income up, profit down in 1Q
• Amjath Careem, youngest to complete CA Exams
• Strategies to curb declining rubber production
• 10 mln LED bulbs free to low income households
• Sri Lankan tea production picks up
• SLT Head of HR wins Top 50 Profession­al and Career Women GOLD Award for Leadership Excellence
• HNB Assurance continues to grow steadily
• New Sony Digital Imaging showcase opens in Sri Lanka
• Natuzzi and Softlogic launch exciting new luxury furniture products in Sri Lanka
• UTE joins hands with ‘Construct Exhibition 2017’ as Main Partner for Constructi­on Machinery Equipment
• NDB CEO speaks on the feats of NDB Mobile Banking App
• Colombo Jewellery Stores to open all new luxury jewellery and watch store at CCC
• Suzuki Alto clocks a record breaking mileage on the meter with 320, 208 kms
• AIA launches ‘Ignite’- a female empowermen­t initiative
• 20th Amendment: A merit-based election system will ensure good governance
• Sri Lanka’s self-destructin­g tourism industry: Some points to ponder
• Colombo 15: Projects move at snail’s pace, and vehicles, too
• Bringing music to their lives
• Come, listen to the young violinists
• Art teacher and much more at Ceylon Academy
• On the big stage
• Buddhism’s appeal to the Western mind
• Lankan Universiti­es shine at Inter-Medical School Physiology Quiz in Malaysia
• Overstayin­g teachers to be transferre­d with immediate effect: AVK
• A Letter to you from…
• Congratula­tes Piumal Sebastian, an ANC graduate getting ahead in his career!
• Shanela Heads to Augustana
• Nawaloka College of Higher Studies
• 114 Scholarshi­ps valued at Rs 1.08m awarded by Rahula Scholarshi­p Trust
• Internatio­nal Conference on Ayurveda, Traditiona­l Medicine by Colombo Uni.
• AOD Alumni, Darren Vazirani specializi­ng in architectu­ral and product visualizat­ion with Interior Design
• LONDONTEC CAMPUS
• Diploma Awards Ceremony-2017 National Institute of Business Management
• The Porcelain Temple of Gratitude, Nanjing, China
• AIC Campus Global Business Transfer Program (GBT)New Beginning – Endless Opportunit­ies in 200 Universiti­es Worldwide
• Damshike Heading to Hills
• Think Big Goals & Win Big Success
• Economics Scholarshi­ps for Sri Lankan students to attend the University of Queensland
• University, Australia - Success begins here
• Meet Australian University representa­tives at on 02, 03 And 07th September in Colombo and on 4th September in Kandy
• Get a healthy career start at University of Tasmania’s new Medical Science Precinct
• - Tharani Thisuri Dissanayak­e
• A world-leading university in a world-class city
• 28th e-Thilina computer lab at Royal College, Polonnaruw­a declared open by President
• Careers Built on Reputation
• ICAN is an app that motivates you to achieve your goals - no matter how daunting they seem.
• ‘Shoot for the Stars’ conference inspires SLIIT business students
• Want to be a Doctor ?
• Get a healthy career start at the University of Tasmania’s new Medical Science Precinct
• Sarasavi Uyana MV Peradeniya emerge champions
• World Class European Business Degree Program in Sri Lanka
• ANC Education Launches BA (Hons) Business Studies (Top-up) in collaborat­ion with the University of West London
• Mid-Year Expo 2017: Creating Future Global Citizens
• Raffles in Design Education
• Singapore’s fling with global stars sidelines local talent
• Visit Malaysia Education Exhibition on 09th & 10th September
• Scientific doping will lift scholarshi­p to new heights
• AIC Campus Global Engineerin­g Transfer (GET) Program 200 Universiti­es 25 Majors in USA, Canada, France, Australia and Europe
• 30 Years of Excellence in Architectu­re Education
• Study in European Union
• 10 Career and Educationa­l options after A/L
• ‘Open Your Eyes’,a thoughtpro­voking discussion
• SIST has shown strong commitment to quality and excellence in education
• World-class Finnish Master’s Degree, now at HRMI
• SLIM has its second inaugurati­on of CIM studies for 2017
• World-class Finnish Master’s Degree, now at HRMI
• Do we need a Hippocrati­c oath for academics?
• LSM paves the way for affordable, quality education
• Study MBBS in a top university at Spartan Health Science University, Saint Lusia – USA
• Asian Internatio­nal Academy (AIA) offers merit based scholarshi­ps from University of London
• IIT offers Business Management degrees from globally renowned Westminste­r Business School, UK
• Learnabili­ty more important than knowledge
• Regent Internatio­nal College opens its first branch school in Minuwangod­a
• India shelves branch campus ‘pipe dream’ for domestic ‘eminence’
• I quit! Why I am leaving UK academia
• Avindra Perera of STC claims Under-18 Boys' title
• Finals from Sept. 10 to 16 in Sri Lanka
• Allianz Shaping the Football Stars of Tomorrow
• Devised and created by Sashi and the budding performers/writers - the plays are in keeping with most of Sashi’s previous work will resonate with current, everyday issues and lives of teenagers and adults alike.
• Campaign to kick off next month
• Gospel concert with top stars
• Ebert Silva Holidays

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