Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2021-07-18

• Amnesty for tax evaders who agree to invest here
• NMRA approval for Sinovac: Three experts resign from expert panel
• Lakvijaya: CEB signed multimilli­on dollar deals with Chinese company without cabinet approval
• New UDA regulation­s: Annual licences for building owners
• Delta upswing - a warning
• Govt. hoping for near normalcy by Sept. amid challenges
• The Reward and the Racket that is Badminton!
• Power Minister rejects CEB plan, insists on 70 percent renewable energy sources
• Starved for company: Long cooped up patrons crowd dining and drinking venues
• Years of local research result in new anti-venom, the answer for reptile bites in Sri Lanka
• X-Press Pearl owners rebuff pleas to move swiftly on cleanup
• Plastic ban further streamline­d: More items to be added to list
• Communicat­ions between X-Press Pearl and Ports Authority missing
• Protests over KNDU Bill to continue: What does president mean by removing 'obstacles', ask unions
• Teachers' campaigns take centre stage
• Pandemic restrictio­ns see Lankans gaining weight: Study
• Decreased daily exercise routine among young adults
• Redesignin­g a top class public health system for the future
• Star athlete's father released, unable to return home due to defective fishing boat
• The return of the Taliban and Afghanista­n’s Buddhist heritage
• Education during pandemic: Blow after blow for students
• Opposition stalwarts say Govt. faces dollar crisis and bankruptcy
• Saving the gentleman's game
• Farmers get big bonus to go organic
• Litro Gas fiasco yet to be resolved
• Teachers’ boycott means no A/L exams in October
• Army digs in for organic in Jaffna as Maha approaches
• Battling blood cancer: Survivors’ tales bring hope
• Small but vital pilot study
• Rising child abuse cases: New measures include video evidence to spare victims court agony
• Authoritie­s swim against tide to rein in Kerala Cannabis smuggling racket
• How will the economic crisis be resolved?
• On militarise­d universiti­es and a government’s harebraine­d folly
• The global food system is not working
• 'There's no water, so there won't be much of a harvest': Farmer
• Preethi Perera reelected NACKSL president
• National shuttlers boosted by Li Ning
• Sri Lanka to field 9 athletes for Tokyo Paralympic­s 2020
• Disappoint­ed yet determined
• Tokyo’s bid for a safe and secure Olympics
• Ball receiving, servicing and blocking need to click - SL volleyball coach Jayasekara
• SHANAKA BATS FOR LONG TERM CAPTAINCY
• No show-cause letters given to cricketers yet
• Battle of the ‘Second Strings’
• SLC's bursting ‘bio bubbles’ and Weerakkody's fate
• European officials say ‘climate change has arrived’
• Europe picks through rubble from deluge as death toll soars
• World leaders pledge to redouble pandemic fight at special APEC meeting
• Obituaries
• Statin users less likely to die from severe Covid-19
• Why are billionair­es obsessed with going to space?
• No more pillow changing, Lanka finds cure for headaches
• Health guidelines misused to thwart rights of peaceful protestors
• He said 'I shoot for the common man...', then he was shot dead in Afghanista­n
• Govt’s ‘Aloysius Special’ poured back to the bottle
• Course correction on the cards
• Sheer show of police force
• US dollar shortage burdens debt-ridden CPC
• Behind-the-scenes SMEs
• “Triple T” in trouble
• Sri Lanka 1H US$ earnings on tea exports up from last year
• TRC on a mission to eliminate cybercrime
• Financial management in ministries under Treasury scrutiny
• Chemical fertiliser ban: A policy blunder?
• IFC and FCCISL to jointly help Sri Lankan businesses
• Govt. and opposition should work together to deal with pandemic
• New ASPI index calculatio­n method to tackle low market liquidity
• EVS introduces Global Study Partners facility for students
• Sri Lanka welcomes Digital Nomads
• Sri Lanka grapples to settle mounting foreign debt
• Awareness workshop on SL’s biomedical device developmen­t
• Dubai Global Home offers opportunit­ies for Sri Lankans in the UAE
• Fully vaccinated tourists allowed quarantine-free entry
• Virtual event on local arts on Monday July 19
• JAT Holdings displays outstandin­g performanc­e, recording the best Q1 in company history
• Mahela and Sanga venture into online grocery retail
• CEAT expands radial tyre production to 600,000 units a year
• Future of Ceylon Tea in grave crisis
• Timeless learnings
• Event managers urge authoritie­s to allow increased numbers at corporate events
• Cinnamon Grand Hotel hosts Sri Lankan Olympic contingent
• Brandix joins Sri Lanka’s Olympic squad as a sponsor
• ComBank declared ‘Best Bank in Sri Lanka’ by Euromoney for 7th time
• Dentsu Grant Appoints Bakmee Perera to its Leadership Team as it Gears for Change in the Communicat­ions Industry
• Sysco LABS part of ‘Engineerin­g Nexus #7 – Clear the Mist: The Cloud Revealed’
• People’s Bank ranked amongst the world’s ‘Top 1000 Banks’ yet again
• Fentons Limited Provides a State-ofthe-Art data centre & Core Network at Hayleys Fabric Neboda
• VIVO’s V21 5G IS HERE TO LIGHT UP YOUR NIGHT!
• ICEES-Toyota Engineerin­g Corporatio­n to bring pioneering lean capabiliti­es to Sri Lanka
• Shield lends a helping hand to government’s vaccinatio­n drive to help curb the Covid-19 outbreak
• AIA’s Smart Wealth, now improved to offer unparallel­ed investment opportunit­ies for customers
• Realme launches C21Y with a large phablet sized screen and a special B&W portrait camera
• MILLIONSPA­CES AND BMICH IN STRATEGIC PARTNERSHI­P
• Oceanfront Condominiu­ms reaches completion – Commences handing over
• Sri Lanka’s No. 01 Hair Oil Brand Kumarika Introduces New Therapy Range to Revitalise Hair Care Routines of Busy Women
• Basilur Tea collaborat­es with Hemas Pharmaceut­icals to launch TIPSON
• In step with Ves as national symbol
• Hope takes root with home gardens in parched land
• He was a well known versatile and skilful advocate
• A medical philanthro­pist loved by many
• Thank you for valuing human life at Peradeniya Hospital’s COVID wards
• An angel did live among us
• Haj and the message of sacrifice in this time of COVID
• You were our pillar of strength
• Revering a Bodhi tree devoid of false beliefs
• Little ant lost
• A taste of local vegan dishes in English athlete’s cookbook
• Power of empathy through song
• Local heavy metal goes global with Stigmata's Spiral Coma
• IX 2021- Innovative web designs by undergrads
• ‘We Are The People’: Crack in the unity
• New wave from ‘Los del Rio’
• ‘Nobody’ in cinemas now
• Four girls in Pakistan prove power of music
• KNDU Bill should be scrapped entirely, no amendments: IUSF
• USJ selected to receive prestigiou­s WHO grant for COVID-19 testing
• EFSL urges Govt. to keep internet issues in mind when holding national exams
• Puravara University programme: Offering skills suitable for the current job market
• Youngsters shine as Sanjeewa and Chenaya grab titles
• Why choose BTEC HNDs in Business and Computing at Saegis Campus?
• The Golden Toothbrush of the Toothless Man
• ANC launches the British BSc (Hons) in Informatio­n Technology Degree from University of West London in UK
• SLMUN 14th Session at BMICH from September 11th-12th
• “Agile ways of working” for Fast Moving Consumer Goods Industry; Success or Failure?
• Aspire College Digital Upskilling Series with Digital Marketing Institute (DMI)
• SLT-MOBITEL Commences Free Online Course in Robotics & IoT for Tech Evolution of Future Generation­s
• CA Sri Lanka fast tracks release of Business Level exam results
• PIM signs MoU with Sri Lanka Customs
• Wycherley bids farewell to its principal Kingsley Jayasinghe following 36 years of service
• ChoKoLAATe Mind Fizz– Unlock your genius!
• National Youth Sports Festival 2020 cancelled
• Education Ministry scraps Under-12 school sport competitio­ns
• Let’s read with Room to Read
• Benny the Dachshund

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