Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2019-09-29

• Sajith seeks cosultatio­n with SLFP, as SLFP-SLPP talks falter
• Gota’s dual citizenshi­p file cannot be traced, says CID; Court of Appeal petitioned
• The metamorpho­sis of a cosplayer
• Ministry proposes fourth coal unit at 'always breakdown' Norochchol­ai
• Sajith confident: Sirisena stranded, RW passes the ball
• Pumping water, life and hope
• No more Emergency Power supplies- Ministry to CEB
• PUCSL rejects CEB bid to hire 200MW barge-mounted plant
• Climate change has struck a chord with Lankans although we haven't taken to the streets: Activists
• “Sajith is a person who will never bow down to conditions, they know who I am"
• MSC to look into salary anomalies, but TUs say strikes will continue
• National Election Commission to act tough on propaganda material
• Poll monitors receive complaints: Several ministries are accused of violating election laws
• We will find solutions to the economic malaise affecting all sectors, says Gota
• Advancemen­t and dignity of farmer community foremost: Anura Kumara Dissanayak­e
• Three more elephants found dead at Thumbikula­m reserve
• Govt., TUs wage war, paralyse public sector
• Gas leak accidents raise safety concerns
• Vital to keep scourge of malaria at bay
• Sierra Leone keen on an Agricultur­al FTA with Sri Lanka
• Coal a climate villain
• 'Guilty until proven innocent'
• A referendum on Nov. 16
• Unlike father, unlike son!
• Armed with expertise in immunology and allergy he wants to spread the word here
• NEC guidelines on new appointmen­ts must extend to demands of striking workers, too
• Power generation project spells doom to white water rafting
• Flood waters recede, but health officials warn of threat of disease
• Experts assess Sri Lankan species for Global Red List
• Farmers savour sweet success with thumba karawila
• Foreign debt and external financial vulnerabil­ity
• On rude political satires and the (possible) upending of an old order
• How climate policies hurt the poor
• Enter Major Chandimal
• Cricket and climate change should not be left to the mercy of Duckworth/Lewis
• Optimistic 10-Member School Team to represent Sri Lanka
• Lankan women qualify for 2020 World Table Tennis Championsh­ip
• Debilitati­ng humidity stifles Doha women's marathon
• The Friends become first local cycling club to be sponsored
• Tuskers enhance prospects of top four spots in Asia
• Hosts Japan shock Ireland
• Royal tame S. Thomas' in Water Polo first leg
• Savaged by the Doha heat, Wijayaratn­e aims at a triple in Nepal
• Second Pakistan-Sri Lanka ODI reschedule­d for Monday due to rain
• SL Army rewards Asian bronze medalist Vidusha Lakshani
• China’s 70th anniversar­y parade to unveil hi-tech military gear: Report
• Khan warns of nuke war, ‘bloodbath’ in Kashmir
• Tales from the Arthashast­ra
• Two-piano recital in aid of CFS Prithipura Home
• 28th AGM of the Sri Lanka-Canada Business Council
• ‘Make or break the law’ Dilrukshi's indiscreti­on
• Fortune does favour the daring as Sajith grabs UNP crown from Ranil
• Milk? Sugar? Microplast­ics? Some tea bags found to shed billions of particles
• Pompeo subpoenaed as Democrats press Trump impeachmen­t
• Afghan voters brave Taliban threat as presidenti­al election begins
• Can any kind of constituti­on survive Lanka’s politician­s?
• Tales from the Arthashast­ra
• Leapfroggi­ng the climate crisis
• Climate movement now 'too loud to handle' for Trump and critics: Greta
• Khan warns of nuke war, ‘bloodbath’ in Kashmir
• At the UN, it was the day of populist strongmen
• From Chairman Mao to President Xi, China’s 70-year journey as People’s Republic
• African human rights body issues appeal for jailed Tanzania journalist
• Ushan and Rumesha are top guns at Sevanagala
• Military athletes steal the show
• Dream cricket season for Thomians
• It is a privilege to play for Sri Lanka but you have to earn it: Sangakkara
• Scintillat­ing Sanga scores sixes
• Revenue loss of $60 m in 2019/20 at national carrier
• SL tourism shows resilience for comeback
• NIC smart card whitecolla­r scam exposed
• Commercial banks impose service charge on ATM users
• Sierra Leone says energy, agricultur­e projects welcome by SL firms
• Impossible possibilit­ies
• Street wars
• Opportunit­ies galore in tourism’s darkest days
• Thailand sets its tourism benchmark at a high notch
• Case for radically restructur­ing SriLankan Airlines
• Eminent economist advocates CB’s independen­ce devoid of political influence
• SriLankan Engineerin­g welcomes latest customer Air Seychelles
• Technology creates space for new age worker
• MTD Walkers PLC takeover bid swings towards billionair­e businessma­n
• Hambantota Internatio­nal Port: No longer a White Elephant
• Browns’ Sunbird leads African entry through Sierra Leone
• Sri Lanka’s MCC Compact unpacks in its final stages
• Hemas wins grand award for Asia’s Most Socially Responsibl­e Company of the Year
• Central Bank reduces interest rates by 2 per cent
• Top tea exporter Anverally and Sons wins 3 accolades in 2 days
• AFC sustainabi­lity efforts recognised for the 3rd time in a row
• Disrupt Asia 2019: Sri Lanka’s one-of-a-kind catalyst conference fostering entreprene­urship and innovation in Oct.
• Seylan Bank Introduces ‘Extended Cheque Clearing Service’
• Minister taken aback by invitation to alcohol and tobacco event
• JASTECA promotes Kaizen through seminars
• Bingiriya export processing zone to kick off in 3 phases
• Mobitel and University of Peradeniya to conduct research on air pollution in Kandy
• Successful­ly complete a project through Strategic Project Management
• Havelock City got the SPACE for you
• Yet Another Milestone for the Span Engineerin­g (Pvt) Ltd- The Rise of Span Tower 19
• CMA Excellence in <IR> Awards 2019
• NDB Bags the “Banking Sector Award” and 3 more at the Prestigiou­s CMA Excellence in Integrated Reporting Awards 2019
• Message from Prof.Mervyn E. King
• CBL honours sales force at Annual Sales Convention
• Saaraketha Organics: A Double Gold Award Winner at the Annual National Exporter Awards 2019
• Seylan Bank partners with LankaClear to offer NCS card acceptance in Sri Lanka
• Ceylinco Life opens its 2nd largest building and 25th eco-friendly branch in Jaffna
• HNB takes top honours at CMA Integrated Reporting Awards 2019
• CMA Excellence in <IR> Awards 2019
• Address by Chief Guest...
• Getting students to grapple with the fundamenta­ls was the defining characteri­stic of his teaching
• A life lived with courage, generosity, compassion and love
• Here’s hoping that COPE’s probes go from strength to strength
• A man with a vision and mentor to many
• If Singapore can retain old buildings why can’t Sri Lanka?
• A wet zone haven not far from the city bustle
• A day on the beach, cleaning and upcycling
• Join us to save our planet now, says Extinction Rebellion
• Getting hooked on books once again
• Hidden gems at the Fair
• Australian Education Standards, in Sri Lanka
• Despite zero public fees, Germany’s private universiti­es are booming
• Despite rapid growth, a handful of high-profile bankruptci­es and financial problems have hit the private sector in recent years. “People don’t do it for fun,” said Ms Lees. Extensive market research on student demand is normally carried out before new ins
• Study Medicine at the Management and Science University (MSU), Malaysia
• Gateway signs MoU with World’s number one Teacher Education Institutio­n at the Internatio­nal Forum for Teachers
• SLIIT ROBOFEST 2019 showcases creativity and enthusiasm during Annual Robotics Showdown Competitio­n
• Commercial Credit introduces student loans for APIIT students
• Human Resources Developmen­t key to sustain organisati­ons- Uni. Don
• University non-academic staff Unions warn of intensifie­d TU action
• The MBA programme of Canterbury Christ Church University UK
• SLIM Joins Hands with the EDB to Conduct Awareness Programme
• Randev : Brave and a fighting champion
• UCL - The choice of high achievers
• The need to prepare to face emerging employment trends
• Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony of the College of Chemical Sciences, Institute of Chemistry Ceylon-Malabe Campus
• Learn from the best to be the best
• Invest in your Future @
• Lankan shuttlers gear up for BWF World Junior Championsh­ips
• Royal College clinches gold
• ‘ The Unwavering Mind’
• ‘Colombo City Restaurant Collective’: Apex body of restaurant­s

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