Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2018-01-14

• Huge Korea-backed project for 1m tons of LNG a year
• Election officials check background­s of local council candidates
• Major investment to upgrade railway system
• Stepping into our own magical world of nano
• President Sirisena @ 3: Politician or statesman?
• Overlappin­g school cricket plans by SLC, MoE
• Airport touting a punishable offence
• Kalubowila Hospital & J’pura University on world map
• Formal honouring by BSGE tomorrow
• Road constructe­d over damaged drainage system has residents fuming
• Rs. 5 million spent on most disgracefu­l brawl in Parliament
• Candidate's translated gibberish: If you choose me You choose 'You' to do 'You'
• Face-stinging cold in town where everyone goes to chill
• CEB-PUCSL dispute overshadow­s potential power crisis
• SAITM issue: Harsha explains three-party MOU to be made public next week
• Don’t subvert people’s will, says AG
• President going to SC over term: UNP largely silent, JHU says nothing wrong, JVP hits out
• What role will SLIIT play?
• From Jaffna to the world and back again
• More than 1,000 bike riders speed to their deaths
• Govt fails on promised concession­s: Polythene industrial­ists
• Distraught retired doctor seeks recourse to RTI to know the truth about his doctor son's death
• Don’t frighten leopards out of existence
• Crawling Kelaniya flyover overhaul can’t set the record straight
• One step back, two steps forward
• Disappoint­ments and failed expectatio­ns
• People gutted by war, drought speak out
• Sri Lanka signs MBT; a mine-free country within four years
• Youth take to dolphin watching
• Unschedule­d, offtrack coal carriers rip nets, claim fishermen
• Will the economy achieve growth exceeding 5 percent this year?
• A parliament­ary circus side-show and the law
• India’s lost fisherfolk
• Federer impressed by Kyrgios form
• Harman seizes secondroun­d lead at Sony Open
• NOCSL conundrum continues
• Mathews' men looking to turn back the pages
• Minister calls for explanatio­n on Audit delays
• No Test vacancies for Asela Gunaratne and Kaushal Silva
• The Mustangs Trophy encounter revisited by an old Thomian
• Saudi women football fans able to grandstand at last
• Dortmund fans to boycott Monday night kick-off
• Bloomfield reply strongly to CCC’s mammoth score
• Nishantha Fernando (Men) Chalani Lakmali (Women) crowned Champs
• Sports Law; hopper eaters and Nelsons
• A level playing field to compete on equal terms
• Dellon's consistenc­y in cricket has been translated to votes
• Gala Awards ceremony on Jan.25
• Africans outraged over 'racist' Trump remarks
• News in brief
• Horrible carriage, unwieldy crowns
• Want to get a good night's sleep? Writing a 10-point 'to-do list' before bed helps you nod off faster
• Spending too much time sitting down causes fat to sit around the body's organs and can lead to diabetes and heart disease
• Obituaries
• A lion in kitten's clothing!
• Sirisena, too, struck down by the tail-end presidenti­al virus
• Could dogs one day speak 'human'?
• Standing diplomacy on its head
• The reality of North Korea as a nuclear power state
• Martian ice deposits could sustain humans in the future
• Asbestos isn’t always harmful to health
• Presidenti­al commission and criminal investigat­ions
• Corruption wizards abhor the UN Convention Against Corruption
• President Sirisena inaugurate­s Pakistan Single Country Exhibition
• MCA 'C' Div. 50-Over League Tournament 2018 starts today
• Army units go high in rugby 'B' ties
• Focus on 2018 winners
• Boult destroys Pakistan as New Zealand take series
• EPF undergoes IT transforma­tion to prevent fraudulent deals
• LAUGFS Hambantota Terminal issue in limbo
• SL- Japan negotiatio­ns on Ceylon Tea
• Economics of the double tongue
• Tourism: Ready, steady … no go!
• CareerMe offers a lifeline for students
• Jetwing Symphony, Lanka Energy Fund gives CSE 'dream start'
• Strong faith the bedrock of success for Ramya Weerakoon
• CAL to go regional with digital capital market products
• France seeks Lankan support for World Expo bid
• Innovative all-purpose safety helmets with eco-friendly material
• Chamber discussion on Sri Lanka’s 2018 economic outlook
• Mr. Pure Ceylon Tea plans a long-awaited break this year
• SL's first functional Lower Extremity Exoskeleto­n Robot to help the needy
• Snippets from the conversati­on:
• IFC and CB to jointly create National Strategy on Financial Inclusion
• PwC to fight Indian audit ban to limit franchise impact
• PickMe partners with University of Moratuwa to foster product innovation
• NDB’s major successes in 2017
• When will safe-driving green cars be on the roads?
• Government initiates action to resolve public vehicle ownership issues
• Sri Lanka's new vehicle registrati­ons drop by 45,000
• Indian internatio­nal truck makers eye Sri Lankan market
• MTD’s driving licence procedure under fire from COPA
• Saga of the toddy drinker and the toddy tapper
• 50,000 Lankan profession­als work in Bangladesh, says visiting Minister
• ICTA e-services solution in local authoritie­s helps speed transactio­ns
• Global best practices in “Conduct Risk” in insurance introduced here
• Tourism in a tizzy: Minister Amaratunga wants control
• CB outlines public debt management and control measures
• UltraTech Cement presents key research findings at top conference on constructi­on issues
• Cisco unveils new initiative to help Sri Lanka’s digital transforma­tion
• Pan Asia Bank shines at National Business Excellence Awards
• Serendib Flour Mills’ 2017 Annual Sales Conference lights up its road to glory
• Wavemaker opens for business in Sri Lanka
• Huawei Facebook Group for smartphone photograph­y enthusiast­s
• Seylan Bank reaches milestone with the opening of 150thPahas­ara Library
• Do your laundry from anywhere at anytime with LG Wi-Fi Inverter Washing Machines
• HNB relocates Nawaloka Hospital Customer Centre to new Specialist Centre
• Mercedes Benz cars and millions of cash prizes up for grabs with ‘Mobitel Cash Bonanza 2018’
• Richard Pieris Chairman Dr Yaddehige reveals his plans for 2018
• Balancing lab knowledge with real world industries
• A rare gentleman politician and close friend
• Nation in a hurry: The travails of driving here
• She leaves behind a legacy made up of all facets of her life
• An amazing mentor, teacher and friend to all of us
• Are the ministers a law unto themselves?
• Stepping into Maria’s shoes from Liesl’s with confidence
• Keeping a unique thanksgivi­ng alive
• Ready to step out, armed with good AL results and big dreams
• Knuckles frog croaks out in alarm
• Pure artistry and friendship on stage
• With a mix of east and west the tale of Ravana unfolds
• Jungle trips that gave root to trees on canvas
• Supper Club starts new year with a culinary feast from India’s The Table
• Something for everyone at Waters Edge
• Pompeii: Imagining life in a city frozen in time
• Quanzhou, door to ancient Maritime Silk Road
• Comprehens­ive view of constituti­on making
• Dame Maggie Smith: Stuck playing too many “orrible old women”
• Reflection­s of a moderate thinker with a global outlook
• We don’t become who we are in isolation: Deepa Mehta
• WNPS lecture: Leopards under the spotlight
• Medical equipment worth Rs 1b for Peradeniya, Eastern Universiti­es
• Are you ready for your future?
• An unforgetta­ble moment as Moragahaka­nda Dam gushes forth
• Now with A/L results in hand here is an opportunit­y to be a registered teacher in New Zealand
• ECU Motorsport­s course takes pole position in national university awards
• 'Food Fest' to support Sunera Foundation
• CTU goes to HRC against Uva PC-CM
• Education Dept. earns over Rs 54m by issuing certificat­es
• Saegis Campus offers HND in travel and tourism in collaborat­ion with the Scottish qualificat­ions authority
• Arden Institute’s hospitalit­y students pass out with world recognized American AHELI Certificat­ion – and now joins the industry
• After A’ Levels?
• Go to the strategic level in the corporate sector with a Masters Degree in Business & Organizati­onal Psychology from Coventry University offered by CIRP School of Psychology
• A letter to you from...
• Laments of a Ruin
• A Tailor-made MBA for CIMA/ACCA Passed finalists from University of West London (UWL)
• AMI Montessori teacher training at CCHE
• Study at RTU in the European Union
• Hoarizon Campus excels in Biotechnol­ogy
• UGC approved degrees at CINEC
• St. Theresa’s School of Speech & Drama Presents Lumos ~ “Igniting Lives of Younglings”
• Wide range of options for students
• Flying high
• Avishka Fernando’s all-round performanc­e helps Panadura CC to defeat Ragama CC
• Rukshan has something new in store for audience
• For the mystery buffs and escape artistes
• Committed to her cause
• ‘Three Billboards’ wins big as Golden Globes power through scandal
• Lana Del Rey facing legal action over ‘Get Free’ hit
• #TagsThat Shaped2017
• Wagon Park:
• Films for the first Quarter
• Grand Udawalawe Safari Resort: Leads where it matters

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