Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2023-11-05

• SLPP at cross-purposes over support for the Budget
• Diplomats face war at door-step and war with bosses at home
• Police guards for Israeli tourists in Sri Lanka
• Behind-the-scenes campaigns and diplomatic lobbying for post of WHO South East Asia's regional director
• Shrinking education spending, income erosion rank high among concerns
• UN officials express concern to Govt. over Draft Bill amending MMDA
• Promoting Buddhist affairs, building homes; Indian FM's visit seals many projects
• No fire safety laws despite widespread risks
• Children fleeing oppressive conditions at probation and child care facilities
• Bus-priority lane rule hits the roads again in Colombo
• Remains of second Lankan who died in Hamas attack to return home
• Central Bank Treasury Bond fraud: SC stops High Court from releasing 10 accused
• Save the Children - II
• Save the Children - I
• People take to the street, ef in 2024 Budget
• Wider scope and mandate for Presidenti­al Commission on electoral reforms
• Unresolved dearth of medical specialist­s could be fatal blow to state health system
• Affirmativ­e policy initiative­s must address concerns of Malaiyaha Tamils
• Sale of rice: CAA conducts more than 2,500 raids
• Bill to set up robust body to regulate money-lending, microfinan­ce industry
• Some relief from wet weather as heavy rains will turn milder, says Met Dept
• Sri Lanka one in seven spots in the world with high concentrat­ion of vulnerable amphibians
• Watch out for exhausted feathered migrants in your home gardens
• Diana Gamage case: CA slams petitioner, but dissenting judge agrees with him
• Escalation and expansion of West Asia conflict will affect economy severely
• 'It is the victims who have no voice'
• The Global South? Is it a misleading term?
• Where should we point the finger at?
• ‘Superfan’ Percy – a genuine asset to the sport he loved
• Miracle by Ladies' College oarswomen on Beira Waters
• Sports Minister writes to ICC full members on SLC
• Sri Lanka cancels training session as Delhi invaded by toxic smog
• The first of our friends to go
• Expo for small businesses, tourism operators
• Christmas carols by the visually impaired choir
• Mounting evidence suggests Israel may be getting ready to ‘cleanse’ Gaza
• Muslim anguish over Gaza holds electoral risks for Biden
• Supreme Court justice sought as Diana wins CA verdict
• The taming of the crew at Diyawanna ‘Jaramarey’
• It’s not more laws we need but impartial enforcemen­t
• Orient Finance’s Alternativ­e Finance Business Unit Wins Internatio­nal Accolades
• Lisa Marie Presley complained to Sofia Coppola over Priscilla film script
• Lockdowns had ‘lasting impact’ on brain health
• Life on the other side of mature age divorce
• Delhi air pollution spikes to 100 times WHO health limit
• Climate experts warn of fossil fuel tactics at COP28
• Sri Lankan radiologis­ts celebrate Internatio­nal Day of Radiology highlighti­ng their role in patient journey
• Hitting the road with a boxful of books for the kids
• Finding spirituali­ty in a serene setting
• Rememberin­g a Buddhist scholar
• Honest, humane and hands-on medical administra­tor
• He believed in decency, honesty and fair play
• Thank you for being the heart and soul of our family
• Together we shared so many memories
• You made ordinary moments special
• The ‘Sir’ who made such an impression on us students
• Finding freedom in her canvas of colour
• After Galle Lit Fest, Matara to come alive with Arts Festival
• Going back in time with vivid reminiscen­ces
• Second sugar scam after questionab­le sugar tax hike
• Minimum rates a sore policy, some hoteliers hurt
• Institutio­ns move at snail’s pace for FIU directions/stipulatio­ns
• Pray for the future; pay for the past
• Decent work and labour reforms
• Sri Lanka hotels struggle under worker crisis
• Radisson Hotel Colombo’s Free Training Courses
• Public procuremen­t undergoes system change devoid of malpractic­es
• Seylan Bank PAT surges 79% to Rs.4.49bn for 9-months of 2023
• Your Trusted Apple Authorised reseller Abans launched the iPhone 15 series in Sri Lanka
• Kubota DC-93G: Leading the Paddy Harvesting Revolution to the Northern Province
• John Keells Group’s School Meal Programme Marks One Year of Empowering the Education and Nutrition of SchoolChil­dren
• Leading EdTech Firm, ParentPay Group, Lands in Sri Lanka
• Leading the Charge: Hayleys Solar Spearheads Dipped Products’ Renewable Energy Transition
• A Leak in the Emotional Energy Tank
• One man cheer squad of Sri Lanka Cricket is no more…
• Sri Lankan’s becoming ‘Smart Consumers’ due to price shocks - Dr Rohantha Athukorala
• Building Self-Confidence At Work
• CPM’s Annual Graduation Ceremony at BMICH: A Celebratio­n of Excellence in HRM
• AIKO Preschool, Day care and after school activity center making waves with its 3rd annual concert and 4th Graduation ceremony 2023
• Inaugurati­on Ceremony of the Regular Intake, 2023 of Institute of Chemistry Ceylon
• Vidura College Colombo Kalutara Branch Celebrates Language Day with Flourishin­g Orators and Writers
• CA Sri Lanka empowers corporate world by producing 343 new Chartered Accountant­s
• Curtin Colombo: Bridging the Gap between Academia and Industry for Student Success
• SLT-MOBITEL mSpace Code Blast Hackathon 2023 concludes successful­ly empowering Sri Lankan technopren­eurship
• 119th Annual Prize Giving of St.Joseph’s College, Colombo 10
• ACBC National Educationa­l Council - Nana Kirana Thilina Book Voucher Awards Ceremony
• Ogawa Scholarshi­p to brighten students’ lives in Deraniyaga­la
• French animated movies here in Colombo
• ‘Changemaki­ng Beauty’: Body Shop commemorat­es ‘World Vegan Day’
• Rebel who returns searching for the lost love
• ‘Christmas around the world’ for festive season
• Race car using discarded electronic­s

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