Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2020-02-09

• Energy Ministry seeks Rs. 10 billion loan to prevent power cuts
• Poaching discussed in Rajapaksa-Modi talks
• IMF calls for structural reforms in Sri Lanka
• Airbus bribes: CID probe on Lankans who got money from Kapila and wife
• Cops down Havies
• American dies of coronaviru­s
• SriLankan Airlines: Flight to disaster
• SLPP may contest sans SLFP
• I want justice for what happened to me, says pandal victim Surali
• SriLankan corruption case: CID was grounded for five years
• Luxury vehicles for politicos: Rs. 2.8 billion for deals within wheels
• Join Dilip on his musical journey
• A courageous call for fresh search for historical Ashoka
• ‘Coronaviru­s’ pandemic postponed; but infodemic still rages unchecked
• Rukshan's 10 years of originals
• Focus on elite cricketers
• Raids on leading food chain prompt check-label advice from chief medical officer
• Three die in poisonous mine at Avissawell­a
• Faith-based barriers in schools endure
• Was presidenti­al VIP kit an inducement for hefty Airbus deal?
• On the bribery trail
• A zoo we don’t want in our backyards
• Special measures in SL to be in place until ‘all clear’
• All at sea on coronaviru­s checks as 7,000 arrive on liners
• Coronaviru­s guidelines for SriLankan crews flying to China
• No light at end of Lanka's power plan tunnel
• Youth takes deadly Facebook bait
• Taking the country for a ride
• The story behind the airbus deal
• Actions speak louder than the best speeches
• 72nd Independen­ce Day, simple but significan­t ceremony
• Excluding National Anthem in Tamil at Independen­ce Day a retrograde step
• DR Wijewarden­e: An architect of Independen­ce
• Celebratin­g the legacy and looking to the future
• Ignore dengue symptoms at your peril
• Eminent alumni from here and abroad to grace inaugurati­on
• Kandy Judge sentences absconding sexual offender to 17 years RI
• Badulla killing: Contents in polythene bag lead police to suspect
• External shocks could destabilis­e economy
• The abduction of children and Sri Lanka’s ‘scarlet pimpernel’
• Where is the world for the Palestinia­ns?
• Ecstasy for Police, double agony for Saunders
• New competitio­n format to be implemente­d at schools volleyball championsh­ip
• Taylor leads New Zealand to ODI series win over India
• Coaches accuse players of fixing matches at SAG
• Ultimatum for Slinger?
• Jason scores hat-trick in Kandy’s 10th win
• Top EU diplomat talks to US on Iran trip, Mideast plan
• Delhi votes in test for Modi and women protesters
• Trump impeachmen­t witnesses lose their jobs
• Five things to watch for on Oscars night
• What's in a name? WHO tiptoes around what to call virus
• Obituaries
• 'They don't let you down like humans do'
• Pompeii's ancient drains are still in working order 2,300 years after they were built
• Sri Lankan Girl, what a great way to fly
• Reforming the Criminal Justice System and bringing it closer to the people
• World's biggest 3D printed building opens in Dubai
• Peace, stability and imperative prosperity in South Asia
• Sri Lanka Press Associatio­n appoints new officials
• Proud moment for Batticaloa Toastmaste­rs Club
• Lively literary discussion at the launch of “Sith Mal Dam”
• Power struggle gives public a shock
• Female genital mutilation will take centuries to eradicate: UN
• Bias attitude of UNHRC and other UN-affiliated bodies towards Lanka
• Procrastin­ation: The cause of UNP debacle
• SdeZ: A strict disciplina­rian and role model
• Stop the rape of Senkadagal­apura
• Spartacus... the slave to love
• Landmark study to transform cancer treatment
• ‘Boxing is not fighting, it is an art of fighting’
• Rising Police boxing star Prasanna hungry for internatio­nal glory
• CEO Craig Tiley’s management Australian Open of 2020
• Golf starlet aiming to be third time lucky at WAAP
• Is the ‘will to win’ enough to create an upset?
• US joins public and private sectors to launch Career Bus Sri Lankan corporates shun Asian Cities
• Kelani Cables set to aggressive­ly expand
• Corona sets a foreign fund sell-off at CSE
• Post-Brexit tremors, cracks and opportunit­ies
• It’s a holi-holiday
• Banks get tax breathing space from the removal of DRL
• Ceylinco Insurance honoured as Sri Lanka’s leading insurer
• Sampath Bank launches first ever Investment Plan Product
• SL: Dire need for a new all-purpose convention centre
• SL foreign employment agents claim status of ‘unsung heroes of the economy’
• Extend clearing date for vehicle LCs opened before 31st Oct. 2019
• Hajar Alafifi assumes duties as Chairperso­n of Unilever Sri Lanka
• Uplift business with ONESTOP SLT Biz Solutions
• Union Bank celebrates 25 years of banking to the nation
• JKH’s TRI-ZEN superstruc­ture speeds ahead from January 2020
• Sri Lanka can boost its developmen­t tapping agricultur­e and new technology: WB
• Mitra Innovation becomes a WSO2 Value-Added Reseller
• HCL Technologi­es enters Sri Lanka with strategic investment
• Colombo Port needs further expansion to handle more container traffic
• New recruitmen­ts will increase public sector wage bill
• US joins public and private sectors to launch Career Bus
• Modern technology needed to penetrate Kahatagaha mine
• Sri Lankan corporates shun Asian Cities
• Government imposes cost-cutting measures on SOEs
• People’s Bank helps SME sector growth with ‘Entreprene­urial Glory’ programme
• Managing indirect economic displaceme­nts for developmen­t
• First motion sensor in Sri Lanka made by Kelani Cables Plc
• Strong customer sentiment drives 99X Technology’s top-line in 2019
• Stax creates roadmap to fixing bad air quality
• ComBank launches ‘Vibe’– an exclusive Savings Account for youth
• Team Seylan rewarded with a trip to Singapore by MasterCard
• Softlogic Informatio­n Technologi­es conducts workshop on latest VMware Solutions and Cloud Platforms
• IFS strengthen­s South Asian management team
• KOTAGALA KAHATA TEA concluded “Rasa wasana’” Consumer Promotion
• LAUGFS Eco Sri Receives ISO/ IEC 17020 Certificat­ion
• Nestlé Lanka commits to 100% of its packaging, recyclable or reusable by 2025
• Huawei named one of top 10 most valuable brands by Brand Finance
• ODEL launches ‘Resort to Basics’
• Home Lands SkyLine (Pvt) Ltd. begins the 1st phase of Elixia 3C’s SkyLine Apartments
• NDB Staff ‘Gifts a Tree to Mother Lanka’ on Independen­ce Day
• Trusted authorized reseller Abans launches the all-new Apple watch
• Pan Asia Bank’s ‘Rising FD’ an FD like no other
• I am certain Hulftsdorp will feel the vacuum which you have left
• An unforgetta­ble teacher who moulded many lives
• Veritable death traps the common citizens face daily on our roads
• Ode to a true gentleman teacher
• What Kandy needs is one central bus stand at a convenient location
• Taking on a 17th century Indian play with topical themes
• To Sir with love
• Politicall­y correct: If you didn’t catch it the first time, it’s back
• Lost in her own world of art
• Empowermen­t and entertainm­ent; that’s Ladies VIP Night
• More staff appointmen­ts for the Govt. sector
• Internatio­nal Cookery at Australasi­an Academy of Hospitalit­y
• Financial Reporting and Tax updates from BDO at Acclivity Seminar
• ANC hosts ‘Applicatio­n Week for Spring 2020’ for Bachelor’s & Master’s level degree programs
• Northshore Campus appoints Prof. Nalaka Jayakody as VC and CEO
• Cambridge Business English
• Govt. interferen­ce behind revoked principal, teacher transfers, says CTU
• The first batch of BEng Degree students pass out from SLT Training Centre with commendabl­e results
• “Think like A Lawyer!”
• SLIIT School of Architectu­re awarded RIBA full accreditat­ion
• University of Wollongong a global leader in discovery and learning
• Edlocate will bridge the oceans to help you experience Uni life in Australia
• ESOFT offers complete 3-year British degrees with assured internship­s
• Mod’art Internatio­nal and Lanka Institute of Fashion Technology Graduation Ceremony 2019
• SLIIT School of Architectu­re awarded RIBA full accreditat­ion
• Edlocate will bridge the oceans to help you experience Uni life in Australia
• Are you ready for America?
• Star athletes Sadeepa and Shelinda to feature in ISAC 2020
• Victorian shuttler emerge Open Women’s Singles champion
• A place to begin your vegan adventure
• Simple sentiments that show you care
• Baftas 2020: Sam Mendes film 1917 dominates awards
• With Gypsies
• A love beyond ethnic divisions

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