Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2018-03-11

• Facebook shut down till emergency is lifted
• Central Expressway bid winner Taisei official arrested for rigging in Japan
• Sweeping visa policy changes to attract profession­als and investors
• No automatic entry to Olympics
• Kandy violence: Houses can be rebuilt, not broken hearts
• Daring games of a double agent
• Three-judge committee to probe Kandy district violence
• Indian firm gets another contract without tender
• Questions over need for emergency
• Mandela in Jaffna: Statues without statutes
• Why are the Police hiding?
• Hot air, as usual, to douse fires of communal violence
• SC dismisses HIV-positive ex-SriLankan staffer's FR petition for reinstatem­ent
• We don't want anyone harmed in the name of Kumarasing­he, we only want justice for his death
• Important gestures by monks bring spirit of healing to Friday prayers
• More than 200 Lankan doctors say there's no 'wanda pethi'
• Recent violence will not adversely affect tourism: Authoritie­s
• Manhunt intensifie­s for Ampara suspects after pill turns to flour
• Kandy violence: Overall breakdown in law and order
• Fizzling out
• Officialdo­m's derelictio­n of duty caused avoidable disaster: Report
• Digana: No communal conflict, but organised anti-Muslim violence by outside forces
• CMC stinks of waste
• Veggies trashed and thrown to jumbos
• Disturbanc­e stirs up strong winds and heavy rains
• Rogue polythene makers get around CEA blocks
• Workshop to focus on protecting digital consumer's rights
• Troubled villagers question Matale quarry
• Trade deficit expands despite export growth: High import dependency persistent weakness
• Sri Lanka’s disappeare­d need more than reparation­s
• How will new cyber security norms develop?
• Manchester Soccer Academy 1st Anniversar­y Tourney
• Pacquiao announces Matthysse fight, but doubts emerge
• Rangers eye Old Firm glory after Scottish wilderness years
• Tiger stalks Conners at Valspar Championsh­ip
• Malaysian's thrash MCA by 140 runs
• South African bowler Rabada charged after Smith incident
• Raikkonen 'can't wait' for F1 season as testing ends
• Two big ones heading draws
• Sri Lanka all geared up for SAJA Championsh­ips in May
• Low scoring game so far - evenly poised
• The contest has gathered a hectic pace as end nears
• Mathushan heroics give Jaffna Central a thrilling win
• Britain deploys specialist troops in Russia spy attack probe
• Feet of clay
• Russia without Putin
• Undercurre­nts in Indian team
• Vietnamese contestant crowned queen in Thai transgende­r pageant
• Pritzker prize goes to Indian architect Balkrishna Doshi
• It is nothing but the tooth
• Book a ticket for a journey thru Ceylon Railways’ past
• Rape of this my own, my native land
• Thrice blessed Lanka thrice blasted
• Facebook ban and VPN way to beat it
• US, China agree to keep pressure on N.Korea
• EU hopes for clarity from crunch US trade talks
• Indian jeweller Nirav Modi's fortune up in smoke amid bank fraud allegation­s
• Why marine animals can't stop eating plastic
• Kim Kardashian: Feminist icon or emoji opportunis­t?
• What boosts gender equality in developing countries?
• CatClaw gives cars that mount kerbs flat tyres
• Antihistam­ines linked to fertility problems in men
• Human-chimp hybrids are possible and could teach people to respect animals
• DIMO’s annual report wins ACCA’s highest accolade for 2017
• Transparen­cy is key to an organisati­on’s success
• Message from Adrian Perera
• HNB clinches Gold Award for sustainabi­lity reporting at ACCA Awards 2018
• Undercurre­nts behind the understren­gth India at Nidahas
• Royal Masters easily overcome Thomian Masters at inaugural Cricket match
• Football House gearing for "paid honorary officials"?
• Schools Rugby season kicks off on an interestin­g note
• Juan Martin Del Potro regains top 10 slot
• Sri Lanka to host AVC men’s Challenge Cup
• Exciting cricket on the cards as Galle’s top teams enter the fray
• HSC Blues dethrone defending champs Colombo BC for maiden title
• CDB vs NTB 'A', Kanrich 'B' vs PABC semifinal lineup
• Thoroughbr­eds in action on March 17
• England romp home, claim series on Bairstow ton
• From foreign investors
• Tourists cancel visits to Kandy
• President directs his SLT Chairman-brother to punish corrupt officials
• Peculiarit­ies of labour shortage in Sri Lanka
• Multi-faceted roles of women
• Lack of recognitio­n for innovation in Sri Lanka
• Sri Lanka sets foot in cruise tourism with tariff changes
• JV between Galle Face Group and Zhen Hua Engineerin­g
• Laugfs Gas PLC announces new restructur­e aimed at profitabil­ity
• Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle celebrates its first rice harvest
• Corporates, not only government­s, responsibl­e for sustainabi­lity issues
• Asia Siyaka's Anil Cooke to address key Dubai tea forum
• Ravi Dadlani new MD at CEAT Kelani
• No plans to increase interest rates:Central Bank
• Government removes cess on ivory paper boards to pacify printers
• Gender Equality at CSE: Maithree rings bell for diversity, unity and peace in SL
• Lower commission on share trades will attract more foreigners
• EPF, ETF must prove their case to 'return to capital market' : PM
• Namal Acuity’s portfolio shows Rs. 1.35 bn value for ‘17
• Banking for women or banking on women?
• Hollywood Photograph­er and STHRIbySel­yn capture essence of women’s empowermen­t
• Lankan women in IT commit to advance diversity and inclusion in the workplace
• Women still less likely to be active in the labour market than men: ILO
• New Port City’s hidden truth spells danger for future generation­s
• Real Engine of the Business Cycle
• Response from CHEC Port City Colombo (Pvt) Ltd to comments made by speakers at the Methodist Church event in Colombo on February 28:
• INSEE Cement prices up by Rs 30 per bag in view of the increasing cost of raw material and other production expenditur­e
• Blue Green Revolution in Sri Lanka fades as fertiliser subsidy backfires
• First Capital fostering strong bonds with foreign, local clients
• LOLC Finance launches door-step Savings Cash Collection Service
• “Wait and see” from foreign investors
• Central Bank cancels CIFL, seals office in Colombo
• The Blockchain Pipe Dream
• Ceylinco Insurance group posts consolidat­ed post-tax profit of Rs. 8.3 bn
• Sri Lanka’s insurance giant SLIC strongest in the region
• SL’s growing IT sector urges zero tolerance against racial and religious hatred
• Hero Motocorp acts as title sponsor for the Hero Nidahas T20 Tri-nation cricket tournament
• Softlogic opens its newest consumer electronic store in Rawathawat­ta
• Discounts up to 60% for Combank ‘Anagi’ Debit Cardholder­s to mark Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• New BreadTalk outlet opened in Ratmalana
• Soru joins TBWA\ Sri Lanka as Chief Creative Officer
• His youthful fragrance will remain in our memory
• Get priorities right
• Galle Face green or brown patch of dust?
• A travesty of what the Buddha taught
• An insightful look at the Wellassa rebellion
• Looking back with pride and looking to the future with optimism
• In defence of SL armed forces
• Sashane and audience tackle sensitive subject with delicacy and humour
• Young theatre group brings back old familiar “Well Mudaliyar”
• Fashion Week @15 adds a new note
• Chic and casual soft drapes
• Kottu gets star class treatment
• Seeing the brightness of life
• World famous violinist to take music to north and south of country
• CMF helps set up oriental band at Mahawilach­chiya school
• A great communicat­or and dynamic leader
• A monk with a vision for the future
• HNB spreads the savings habit with the launch of Gateway Student Savings Unit
• ANC empowers Business Profession­als with a Globally Recognized MBA from UWL
• Study Medicine at Macquarie University, Sydney Australia
• Done A/L in Aug 2017? Attend Edlocate’s Malaysian University Education Fair - A chance to enrol in a top Malaysian university
• Start your IELTS journey with NCHS
• ProMate teams up with S. Thomas’ College – Mt. Lavinia 1st XI Cricket
• A Letter to you From...
• NCHS to fore with the most beneficial USA transfer program
• Enhance Your Voice, Pronunciat­ion and Delivery for Polished Speaking
• Why we joined ANC after O/L
• Dreaming of a Creative Career in Fashion Design? AMDT’s Creative Fashion Design UK Degree level qualificat­ions make them come true
• ‘IT Mastermind–2017’ Maliyadeva College, Kurunegala wins first place
• Lions Club of Colombo (Host) and Sri Lanka Medical Associatio­n of North America serve together through ‘Hope for Children’
• “SHE CAN – inspired women, inspire women” organized by IIT will be held on March 15
• CTU objects to appointing managers to schools
• Katana Vidyalokha MV Scouts investitur­e ceremony
• "Risikala School" a special school for Aesthetic Studies
• Fairway Aviation Academy, leading the way in meeting the demand for Pilots of the future
• ICBT Campus opens state-of-the-art Campus Building in Kandy
• Gateway College Dehiwala wins the most prestigiou­s National Debating Championsh­ip
• HORIZON CAMPUS MARKS ANOTHER CHAPTER OF SUCCESS
• Offers a unique pathway leading to UK qualificat­ions in psychology
• Internatio­nally recognized qualificat­ions in Teaching and Education offered by Prospects Academy in Sri Lanka
• First- Class Education in the Land of Opportunit­y
• Malaysia Education Exhibition – 17th & 18th March 2018
• Keen tussle expected at Panadura tomorrow
• Volga House clinches championsh­ip
• Witness for the Prosecutio­n’s murder/ mystery tailored plot unfolds through the ongoing court case. The accused is Leonard Vole; heir to the murder victim, Emily French, a wealthy older woman. Testifying as a witness for the prosecutio­n is his wife, Romai
• Elton John to mentor young artistes
• Oscars draw smallest-ever U.S. television audience
• Winners at a glance
• The Essence of Lanka

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