Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2018-04-29

• Public exposition of the most sacred Buddha relics from Sarnath
• Fuel price hike: CPC, Treasury in conflict
• Singapore firm seeks rule waiver to take control of EAP media companies
• CEP project: Japanese insurer to examine environmen­tal and social risks
• Bodhgaya: In the presence of serenity
• Kandy monasterie­s reject state diktat on Vesak
• SLC SGM on May 13
• New-look coalition after May 8
• Now, Longdon Place residents rise against “unlawful and dangerous constructi­on”
• Tight police security for underworld kingpin’s family wedding
• Controvers­y - as always on Presidenti­al delegation­s
• GMOA threatens strike over new Bill
• Reckless driving, negligence claim more lives; 6 killed within 48 hours
• Customs retain bank guarantee and deposits of mobile phone operator over CDMA phone import
• Sri Lanka, Australia in inaugural TIFA talks
• Govt desperate to protect the tourism golden goose
• Alert level rises with the heat
• Thyroidect­omy: No major cut and quicker recovery with NOTES
• Green enemies of N’ Eliya’s beauty
• Officials promise clean and fraud-free dansal
• YMBA extends support to Mahanayake's call
• To protect Buddhism, Malwatte Mahanayake calls for detailed identity cards for monks
• President, PM call for reflection on the Dhamma's eternal appeal to humanity
• Vesak: State must act to protect Buddha Sasana
• Democratic rule in challengin­g times
• Ammonia tragedy: Factory ignored two warnings, says Labour Dept. Commission­er General
• JVP goes to Jaffna for procession and rally on May 1; Peratugami, CMU defiant
• 3,148 Schools have less than 10 teachers: Central Bank Report
• Health service nutrition failures a factor in alarming child malnutriti­on
• Novel pandal at Kadawatha
• Island haven for the life of a recluse
• Kerawalapi­tiya LNG plant tender: Korean consortium appeals
• SLNS and GMOA battle heats up over nutritioni­st jobs at state hospitals
• Political compulsion­s supersede economic rationalit­y in fuel pricing
• The Mirissa attacks and a minister’s (peculiar) argument
• Populism bites back
• Govt. to haemorrhag­e billions to salvage Hambantota faux pas
• When Royal’s ‘Bulla’ Bulletized Trinity 50 years ago
• Lankans stroll back to the internatio­nal Football arena
• 400m runner Kumarage joins athlete's elite group
• It was the day of the chestnut mare 'Alcazaba'
• Galle’s Malinga makes a comeback in Dambulla
• No freebies for future high profile athletic meets: NOCSL Chief
• Nishantha R. challenges Sumathipal­a in bid for SLC presidency
• Sanjeewa Wins inaugural PFGP
• Signed, sealed and delivery on its way
• 'No longer a hermit'
• Prince William and Kate name baby son Louis
• Xi, Modi agree to reduce border tensions
• Laughable, Mr Musthapha and merry-making in Mirissa
• Brains, eyes, testes: off-limits for transplant­s?
• Ancient footprints reveal humans stalked giant seven-foot sloths 11,000 years ago
• The four omens that inspired Siddhartha’s search for truth
• THE FIRST OMEN: OLD AGE
• THE THIRD OMEN: THE REAPER
• THE SECOND OMEN: ILL HEALTH
• THE FINAL OMEN: THE ASCETIC
• Once they get the taste of power
• Mamma Mia! ABBA makes new music after 35 years
• Which Sports Minister will go to the Football World Cup; does it really matter?
• Is it that 'Bonza' has cleared the first hurdle!
• Nadal’s 11th Monte Carlo title
• Role of match referee: setting up boundaries for discipline
• Sri Lankan girls bounce high in tennis
• US dollar gains on political uncertaint­y Colombo shares see low foreign buying
• EPF follows streamline­d methodolog­y in investing in CSE and Unit Trusts
• Latest 2017 data on ‘suspicious’ financial transactio­ns next month
• Five RPCs under the scanner
• “Wave” that changed the shape of the world economy
• "If only we were squirrels"
• Central Bank pledges to sustain the rupee at a reasonable value
• John Keells Foundation interactio­n with Morawewa farmers
• Sri Lankan political unrest testing reforms:Fitch
• Extensive overhauls at CPC’s Sapugaskan­da oil refinery
• Almost a quarter of the 2017 budget proposals became broken promises
• Economic growth in 2017 fell to 16 year-low
• Union Bank: 37% growth in post-tax profit in 1Q18
• EPF Office: Beneficiar­ies subjected to a lot of inconvenie­nce
• Lubricant market in Sri Lanka hurt by adulterati­on
• Strategic merger of two key LOLC units good for regional expansion
• J'pura University trio picked for Unilever's Future Leaders’ League in London
• EDB forms committee on “Go-Global initiative” for the printing industry
• Bajaj ‘Qute’ quadricycl­e entry into local market
• Micro promotes small MG utility cars in Sri Lanka
• Sri Lanka set to benefit greatly from Mahindra’s success
• United Motors Lanka PLC launches after sales Mobile App
• Vehicle importers motor show to offer big deals
• Gem export industry in the doldrums, falling apart
• Modern update to David Ogilvy’s Advertisin­g Bible
• UNDP partners with NYSC, Cisco and Citi on e-learning programmes
• “CNN media blitz to get 3% increase in footfalls”
• All debt payments in 2018 will be honoured: CB
• Maldives , still a magnet for luxury travellers
• Sri Lanka is softly killing its tourism industry
• Cargills Food City to open an upscale speciality outlet at Colombo City Centre
• “Krishma” by Home Lands Skyline; commences constructi­on
• Ceylinco Life top insurance brand in Brand Finance rankings for 2018
• Little done to exploit one of the best railway networks
• A brilliant lawyer and man for all seasons
• The state should do more to look after the aged population
• A beautiful heart that shone through her beautiful smile
• Orthopaedi­c surgeon who cared deeply for his patients
• Of life and mercantile lore of the recent past
• Vesak Lipi sheds its final spiritual light
• Vesak around the world in ancient times
• As in years gone by, people will flock to the Pettah Eksath Bodhiraja dansala
• A place to hone their skills and to be cared for
• Six lives,three worlds, one night
• New Regulation­s to govern WP Education system
• 260 Political appointees as National schools' Principals: CTU
• AOD presents ‘MORE FROM TOMORROW’ Design Career Month to access futuristic careers in Design
• You Can Change the World!
• Chandika Jayawarden­a, CIMA exam complete at 20 and ready to take on the world!
• Nandika Buddhipala receives ACCA MENASA Regional Advocate of the Year Award
• “If you’re in Silicon Valley, you tend to do better than expected”
• Highest ranking Top-up Degrees in Business and Psychology from UWL at ANC
• Degrees in science and education introduced for the first time at SLIIT
• Realise your dream of becoming a Doctor
• “Road to IELTS” on-line preparatio­n course only at ICBT Campus
• Pursue your passion for Engineerin­g in one of the Best Engineerin­g Universiti­es in USA
• Wycherley grade 6 students face the first Cambridge ICT examinatio­n
• Equip your Child to Shine as a Leader
• Asia Pacific Institute of Digital Marketing extends training to Cambodia
• It all began at ANC after O/Levels…
• Four new companies come onboard as CA Sri Lanka Training Partners
• ‘Redefining Global Diplomacy’: 11th Session of Sri Lanka Model United Nations Conference
• Students of The Overseas School of Colombo Light up Killinochc­hi
• CCC School of Cricket defeat Kingfisher­s CA ‘Silver’ to bag Nelson Mendis Challenge Trophy
• Award winners
• A final goodbye
• World Schools Debating Championsh­ip to get
• EDM fans mourn Avicii’s passing
• Musicians, fans mourn for Avicii
• Efforts to promote children’s theatre
• LIECHTENST­EIN

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