Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2017-12-03

• Rs. 3.5 billion for local polls, heavy cost for training
• Excise Dept. in high spirits: Hard liquor production soars
• 13 killed, 100,000 affected
• Green port city, with solar and wind power
• NHSL heart operations stopped, theatre conditions dangerous
• SL Army got only half the promised sum for scrap metal of Farah III
• CEA-Police raids on polyethyle­ne factories to ensure compliance
• SLNavy nets 20 Indian fishermen, 2 trawlers poaching in SL waters
• Deal for Rs. 20 billion++ Russian patrol vessel this week, company chief comes in private jet
• Phone monitoring: Police Commission takes case to CC
• Lack of education faculties means poor quality teachers
• One depression gone, but another on the way
• 'Treetise' to prevent Colombo's shade from casting a shadow
• Sandun Jayawardan­a
• Nobody can predict a natural disaster, asserts world-famous Oceanograp­her
• Back from the sea with tales of ordeal
• President's Korea visit takes ties to next level
• The ignoble end of an iconic tusker
• Probe centres on illegal elephant trade after Kataragama detection
• SLFP-‘JO’ talks falt go it alone, face th
• A matter of ‘commission­s’ and omissions
• Nature takes its course
• Ter, Sirisena must he inevitable
• Cupid's one elusive guy
• Prison bars no barrier for true love
• Urgent Government action needed to arrest hate speech
• Tamil Nadu by-poll crucial for AIADMK
• Dateline Chennai
• Relatives remember war dead in North at events
• Solve burning issues before enacting Constituti­on: Malwatte Anunayake
• Political vultures and the carcass of the ‘rainbow revolution’
• Trade deficit widens in spite of significan­t growth in exports
• CFIN Society backing for Raheem and Buddhika
• IOC urges NOCSL to respect guidelines
• Lankan selectors springs a surprise with the choice of Thisara Perera
• Havies drown the soldiers in a show of guile
• Rollicking de Grandhomme ton leaves Windies reeling
• Cricket dons outline Lankan cricket future
• Chandimal out of the ODIs once again
• CR fought; but Kandy’s insatiable appetite won the day
• Mayweather 'adopts' panda, names it after himself
• Strong India pile on Sri Lanka's agony
• England fails to make inroads under Adelaide lights
• Dellon consolidat­es his position
• The new-age princess
• New city of the dead takes shape underneath Jerusalem
• Hospital thrown into panic over unconsciou­s man's 'do not resuscitat­e' tattoo across his chest
• Obituaries
• Royalist Aabid Ismail wins World Youth Scrabble title
• Colombo YMBA’s annual Scholarshi­p Awards ceremony
• Rehan Mudannayak­e’s new short film on sexual harassment ‘Red Mustang’ on December 7
• A piece of cheese a day keeps the doctor away
• Aziz Haniffa honoured with leadership award
• 1 in 10 medical products in developing countries is substandar­d or falsified: WHO report
• Deadly earthquake­s and tsunamis could be spotted minutes sooner by reading tiny changes in gravity
• Rule of law demands equality, justice, law-abiding Govt
• Should environmen­tal refugees be granted asylum status?
• The following is the text of the speech delivered by at the convocatio­n of the University of Colombo after he was conferred a doctorate by the university
• Philippine­s suspends world-first dengue vaccine
• Houston, we're going back in time
• The new-age princess
• Why nation’s political Siamese twins must live together or perish together
• Mulan: Disney casts Chinese actress Liu Yifei in lead role
• Put a ring on it
• Marapana keeps an ace up his sleeve
• ‘Beer debate’ is incomplete without a debate on the ‘bigger picture’
• BY NEVILLE DE SILVA
• Flynn pleads guilty to lying on Russia, cooperates with US probe
• Pope Francis wraps up Asia tour after meeting Rohingyas
• North Korea holds mass celebratio­ns for latest missile test
• Trump likely to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital next week
• NASA successful­ly fires Voyager 1 thrusters after 37 years
• Anger as India doctor mistakenly declares newborn dead
• N Korea threat prompts Hawaii nuclear siren test
• MESSAGE FROM H.E. ABDULHAMID A K AL MULLA – UAE AMBASSADOR
• UAE Celebrates 46 Years of Great Achievemen­ts
• UAE Celebrates 46 Years of Great Achievemen­ts
• Enter Hathuru, yet SLC is playing with a crooked bat
• Lyceum Internatio­nal schoolboy Thaha wins championsh­ip
• Soccer veterans at work today
• Chicken or the egg – which came first; Kandy’s dilemma
• Lankan rally duo create history with Asia Pac podium finish
• SMSC celebrate 20th anniversar­y feting all who assisted the club in the past
• Football Marketing – trying to flog a bad product!
• 10th Davis-Cup win by France
• Oxford to sponsor Hameed Al-Husseinie President's Cup Football Tournament
• Gold Coast Games: Lanka's medal hopes hinge on 11 weightlift­ers
• Labrooy defends Thisara as national ODI skipper
• Old Boys from Sydney and Melbourne make cricket tour
• Sri Lanka moving towards debt sustainabi­lity
• Aggrieved depositors cry foul over CB liquidatio­n move
• Sri Lanka’s civil aviation gets PPP wings soon
• Strategic plan to increase shipping sector revenue
• On Balanced Growth at Rajarata University
• Warm-hearted Sri Lankans
• Top Japanese delegation with 100 potential investors due in SL in January
• Apparel industry wants liberalise­d shipping, freight
• New union study reveals working conditions in the private sector poor for women
• Harsha apologises for 'illegal' Colombo constructi­ons
• Apollo India launches DNA based diagnostic­s with Sri Lanka's Credence Genomics
• National Parks: Killing the wild side of tourism
• Browns LOLC caters to growing Chinese market
• Destinatio­n marketing – need of the hour
• Jetwing’s ‘hand-made’ Pottuvil resort aims at high-roller surfers
• The A to Z of Lanka’s bond issue
• Electric vehicle users suggest amendments in budget proposal
• Enterprisi­ng Lankan entreprene­ur creates edible forks, spoons and cutlery
• Unpaid Work Stressors and its Impact on Occupation­al Stress: Is it a Gender-driven Science?
• Public sector performanc­e to be tied to results
• Oman Air rides against turbulent weather
• New SEC Act tough on insider trading, market manipulati­on
• Redefining Colombo on Berlin's ideals
• Vacation ownership offers from Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India
• Bates shows ‘The Strategic Route to Digital Campaigns’
• PickMe reduces fares by 6% to Rs.33 per km
• Abans: Your reason to shop more this Christmas season
• Vallibel Finance grows strong - interest income over Rs. 2.9 Billion
• Nations Trust Bank creates history with Sri Lanka’s first Fintech Hackathon
• A place they can truly call home
• Many are the fruitful discussion­s we had on a range of subjects
• 2 lessons on facing national exams from Sri Lanka and South Korea
• Visiting the ancestral village of a Kandyan freedom fighter
• Laaleen Sukhera: In search of modern day Austenista­ni heroines
• Budget 2018 – Activists applaud the animal-friendly features
• Head to Diyasaru Park, Thalawathu­goda for two days with the birds
• A bilingual exposition of erudite scholar and diplomat, Malalaseke­ra
• A taste for Sri Lanka, in spite of dining dilemmas
• Keep a date: Christmas carol services and concerts
• Honouring a leading legal light of this country
• Visiting the ancestral village of a Kandyan hero
• Rs 450m for 3,000 Mobile Laboratory Kits
• AR, VR, MR and New Media Technologi­es integrated into AMDT’s Interactiv­e Multimedia and 3D Animation Qualificat­ions
• Mr. Brian Kerkoven – Official Choreograp­her for “Signature Stylish Marketer 2017”
• REVEAL marks a new chapter for design in Sri Lanka
• The most awaited USA transfer program now in Colombo
• Foundation Awards will pave the way towards becoming world-class graduates
• “Mindfulnes­s in Clinical Psychology” organized by ANC Education
• ANC Education- Producing well-rounded individual­s
• Scaping Away Cities and Towns
• Best place to study medicine
• A world-class Cambridge education prepares Sri Lankan students for life
• I left school at 16 in 1905, intending to become a painter. Unfortunat­ely, I was not very good at it. I went to Vienna in 1907 where I applied to the Viennese Academy of Fine Arts but was turned down twice.
• SLIIT opens enrolment for Postgradua­te Degrees for 2018
• College of Chemical Sciences calling Applicatio­ns for January 2018 intake Orientatio­n on 17th December 2017- Admission free
• Students secure places in top global universiti­es upon completing the Edexcel Advanced Level examinatio­ns
• Create your dream life with
• Scaping Away Cities and Towns
• AIC Campus concludes Most Successful American Education Fair Sponsored by Sunday Times Education
• Neptune Edificatio­n opens their next intake offering top results for ACCA exams
• Kaif Sally Elected as World School...
• Be successful in the hospitalit­y trade with Win-Stone School of Culinary Art
• Horizon Campus joins hands with the Government of Sri Lanka to offer an interest free loan scheme for higher education
• NSBM Green University Town’s ‘Career Fair – 2017’ is a vibrant success
• The heartwarmi­ng feature of the event will be the sound of the 150 angelic voices of the Primary children. As is customary, the proceeding will be heralded by the Josephian Brass Band with their rendition of the “Christmas Overture”.
• St. Henry's and St. Patrick's win school titles
• Kuliyapiti­ya Central and Gintota MV claim double titles
• Living in a familiar land of picketocra­cy
• Mirror Magazine caught up with the always-on-themove wildlife photograph­er, Lakshitha Karunarath­na, who recently won the coveted Windland Rice Smith Award for 2017. Here, he share with us his passions, achievemen­ts and concerns about local wildlife
• A celebratio­n of the geek culture
• ‘361’ to unravel the truth behind media

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