Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2022-01-09

• Central Bank sells gold worth US$ 206mn to shore up reserves
• Holidaying families cautioned about deadly dips in the water
• Basil's visit to India put off due to double trouble over COVID
• Critics pour cold water on Pinnawala elephant twins 'bathing' circus
• No light shed on Nov 29 and Dec 3 blackouts
• Marine City project in final stage of regulatory approval
• Likely five per cent drop in SL’s tea production for 2022
• High-speed bike deaths a forerunner for accident-prone 2022
• Sri Lanka shocked by raging child abuse; about 10,300 cases reported last year
• Mandatory meter rule comes into force from next week in WP
• Red scorpion research stalled: Wildlife Dept silence stings Pera zoologists
• COVID-19 surges in many countries
• Booster doses also in schools for adults side-by-side with student jabs
• 'People's gift to the people' is born at premier Maternity Hospital
• Keeping doctors and public informed on matters of life-and-death issues
• Kurunegala collapse reveals continuing clinical waste horror
• Debt-trapped between two jostling friends
• Printing money: The CB paradox
• Premajayan­tha says as a people’s representa­tive, he is duty bound to point out Govt.’s faults
• The dissatisfi­ed lot grows
• Something to croak about
• Role of intelligen­ce services in a democratic society needs to be reviewed
• Eliminatin­g mosquito breeding sites key to prevent dengue: Expert
• They are in folklore
• Gas cylinder explosions: Compensati­on package on the back burner
• Switch to organic fertiliser: Paddy farmers to sue Govt. for crop failure
• Gas shortage, soaring food costs batter hoteliers
• Will severe hardships and economic crises persist this year too?
• ‘Hooting’ politician­s and what Sri Lanka’s court said, once upon a time
• Making the most of the Beijing Winter Games
• Career path of a tennis player
• Can Sri Lanka juniors turn tables this time?
• World Cup Schedule
• Janith Liyanage the man on a mission
• Fitness and Bhanuka Rajapaksa’s resignatio­n
• Shirantha Peries, now with NOC, keen to contribute more to sports
• Colombo Malay Cricket Club to celebrate 150th anniversar­y in 2022
• New-look National Super League: tournament to follow LPL style team names
• SLC gets tough on retiring players
• Khawaja torments England again as Australia chase 4-0 series lead
• Djokovic attended Belgrade event 24 hours after positive Covid test
• Five uncapped players named for Zimbabwe series
• Protests over rising fuel prices erupt into violence in Kazakhstan; President issues shoot-to-kill order
• Omicron less severe but still threat to health systems
• Fossil site discovery tells Australia's 'origin story'
• ‘We need to respect the process of healing’
• Social worker and sports promoter remembered
• 1957 Adeline Vitharana murder case and the hawk-eyed inspector
• Sri Lanka Malay Associatio­n set to mark centenary celebratio­ns
• A fast-spreading pandemic reduces an additional 100 million people to poverty
• Stress may be your heart’s worst enemy
• Dogs can recognise different languages and nonsense words
• The Three Stooges carry on merrily their cabinet farce
• What’s all this hoo and cry?
• Colombosco­pe 2022: Catch the action at six venues across Colombo
• Coming home with his kind of music
• A visionary scholar, he contribute­d greatly to St. Servatius’ College
• Rulers too should tighten their belts and set an example
• Plight of pensionles­s senior citizens
• The non-conformist with a passion for life
• It’s five years since your passing, but vivid are the memories
• Senior surgeon’s herculean effort to foster research culture
• Channels: Young voices to the fore
• Thai Pongal: Age- old rituals to mark harvest festival
• The inaugurati­on of Wild Glamping Gal Oya
• ‘Happy Birthday Jesus’
• A story capturing the societal changes in Sabaragamu­wa
• Military deployed for organic farming
• Rising inflation
• Not for a few dollars more!
• Employers’ Federation comes out of the woods
• PickMe: Double digit growth in taxi-hailing industry
• Hela Apparel soon in Egypt
• Foolproof stickers made compulsory for all local alcoholic beverages
• Don’t sell the Trinco Oil Tank Farm
• Joint software venture between Sri Lankan and Indian companies
• Local company, bucking trends, opens new resort
• Jaffna Internatio­nal Trade Fair on Jan. 21-23
• Two Chinese firms take over ECT project phase11 sparking controvers­y
• MITIGATING BRIBERY, CORRUPTION & CORPORATE RISKS WITH AUTOMATED COMPLIANCE
• EY powered Rapid Transforma­tion at English Tea Shop
• New Anthoney’s Farms becomes first and only GHG verified poultry company in Sri Lanka
• ICC's Oceanfront Condominiu­ms Galle by ICC crowned platinum at Green Building CouncilGBC­SL Awards 2021
• Apple watch series 7 from your trusted apple authorised reseller and service provider, abans plc
• MSI Launches MSIology: MSIGamever­se Virtual Event to Unveil 12th Gen Intel® H series Laptops
• ICTA to Host the Inaugural ‘National Digital Consortia’ from 10th – 13th January 2022
• Home Lands: The Most Preferred Brand in the Residentia­l Real Estate Sector
• Study at BCAS Campus the leader in Private Higher Education Become a Successful Profession­al with a UK Degrees/Masters!
• Join BCAS Campus and Earn The Prestigiou­s LL.B (Hons) Degree Awarded by Oxford Brookes University, UK!
• Shea Wickramasi­ngha tells APIIT MBA’s ‘Life is a journey.......start focused’
• SLIIT Internatio­nal partners with Elite Global Business School offers Globally Recognised Business Degree
• A Lucrative and Rewarding Profession for 2022 – Computer Sciences
• Study an Australian Degree in Sri Lanka with ECU, ranked in the top 2.5% of universiti­es worldwide
• Celebratin­g next generation of marketers at the SLIM Graduation Ceremony 2021
• CA Sri Lanka’s Business Level exams attract over 3300 students and records a 50% plus pass rate
• SLIIT to offer transfer options to Business and Engineerin­g degree programmes of globally renowned University of Queensland
• Is “Stress” of the executive officers in the university system an obstacle to achieving the goals of Sri Lanka National Universiti­es?
• Education sector prepared for upcoming tech revolution: Minister
• RCPTA marks 127th anniversar­y with celebratio­n at Water’s Edge
• Ananda College Principal bids farewell
• Horizon Campus to upskill the country’s future educators for the new normal
• Skipper Dinek leads Royal to first win in U-15 cricket encounter
• Gateway continues to shine at squash
• Diran and Oneli emerge best paddlers
• AOD Pro Saturday Programme launches as one time opportunit­y for working Profession­als to formalise Design Qualificat­ions
• Slippery Thoughts in a Muddy Mind field
• GISM Campus: the culturally and intellectu­ally stimulatin­g learning environmen­t
• MSU Offers A Range Of Degrees Relevant To The Future Business Landscape
• MMI Little Ones Graduate to Grade 1 School at Modern Montessori Internatio­nal Graduation Ceremony 2021
• A message from Dr. Michelle Kleiss, Head of School - The Overseas School of Colombo
• A Unique University Experience under the Lush Green Canopy – BCI Campus
• The Goal of Thriving or Surviving: Mihin Liyanarach­chi, the Exclusive Tuition Master during the pandemic
• Everyone Should be a Feminist
• CIPM Gavel Club Holds its 6th Installati­on Ceremony

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