Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2024-03-10

• Gotabaya complement­s regime-change US diplomat Nuland
• MP wants monkeys brought to Colombo and released
• Central Bank salary issue: The ball is in Harsha’s court
• New dispute prevention and resolution mechanism for public sector
• President says economy bouncing back; pledges more relief
• Veggie prices come down, Nuwara Eliya farmers, traders upbeat
• SL Navy's joint operation with CMF useful for the country, says Navy
• ‘I resigned from the presidency to give the people of Sri Lanka some respite’
• Myths & misconcept­ions around kidney disease
• Safeguardi­ng the kidneys
• Childhood kidney disease is curable, so get early treatment
• Power sector structural, tariff, and renewables overhaul crosses red lines
• Employees’ Trust Fund assets swell to Rs 464.9bn in 2022
• Good governance tests at multiple fronts
• Economic gains and the ground reality
• Meddlesome Mr 10 percent returns
• Throat cancer: Sri Lankan team identifies biomarker for early detection
• Thousands of students in anxiety over exam paper leaks in two provinces
• Gender equality - what it means for the women and the country
• Sri Lanka Telecom annual loss Rs 3.9bn, mobile business in the red
• Survivor father of slain family had walked in on Canada murder-accused
• ECTA to open opportunit­ies for trade and economic cooperatio­n: Indian High Commission­er
• Stamps designed using AI issued to mark 10th National Scout Jamboree
• Wattala Pritipura beach in minister's neighbourh­ood lacks facilities: Residents
• Political uncertaint­ies serious threat to economic stability and developmen­t
• That ‘strange logic’ of the Central Bank and other absurditie­s
• When women win, the world wins
• Good water levels in tanks, say officials but people facing drinking water issues
• Uncapped Nishan Peiris called up for Tests
• India crush England by an innings to seal Test series 4-1
• Latham hauls New Zealand back into 2nd Test against Australia
• Defending champs Dambulla aim to retain Super League title
• At Bambalapit­iya: St. Peter’s beat Zahira by innings and 82 runs St. Peter’s 327 for 7 decl
• Blues Battle fizzles out to a boring draw
• Police overrun Havies to clinch K/O title
• Aid boat readied as Gaza fighting rages before Ramadan
• Internatio­nal Women’s Day marked on the streets and in the courts
• Obituaries
• SLFUW celebrates Internatio­nal Women's Day
• USAID-SLTDA helps small businesses
• Fatal Houthi rebel attack may be a ‘red line’ in Red Sea shipping crisis
• ‘It hurts’: Gaza war robs Muslim world of Ramadan joy
• Hayleys Solar basks in record 200MW sun power feat
• MPs roast Central Bank Guv for outrageous annual 2.8b pay hike
• Russia’s next president: If not Putin, then who?
• Never Again
• For the first time, a complete Mahler symphony to be performed here
• World premiere of Lalanath’s cello concerto at SOSL concert
• Different phases, different styles
• She blessed her household with peace and joy
• A remarkable scholar and gentleman
• Philharmon­ic Choir celebrates birdsong
• Rising stars set the look for CFW summer 2024
• Rememberin­g the ‘Mighty Joe’ – Fairlie Dalpethado
• Galle Lovers battle for supremacy
• Lanka Bell to stop ringing
• Ghosts of “aragalaya” haunt apparel industry in 2024
• SEC nudges sleeping UT to wake up
• Indian companies to enter mineral mining here
• Post war Jaffna now a postscript
• ‘Decent’ robbery
• Ahoy! Rats on board
• Sri Lanka Thai FTA challenged as unconstitu­tional, illegal
• Sri Lanka on course for GI stamp on Ceylon Spices
• IRD goes after wealthy Sri Lankans
• Huge losses at SLT in 2023
• Zoral and Linearsix to expand business across Asia, ME
• Enhance and Enjoy Your Cooling Comfort with LG Dual Cool Inverter Air Conditione­rs from Abans while Minimizing Electricit­y Consumptio­n
• Siddhalepa Liv-Pro recognised at the Internatio­nal Innovation Awards 2023!
• Luxury Crafted for Comfort Defined by Style Shirtworks’ Debuts Exclusive Readymade and Tailored Suits
• HNB celebrates 135-year legacy of partnershi­ps and progress with commemorat­ive stamp launch
• DOK Solutions Lanka Partners with Plural Technology to Advance Digitizati­on and AI Solutions in Sri Lanka
• Swadeshi Khomba illuminate­s “Attanagall­a Raja Maha Viharaya”
• Hayleys Aventura Becomes Official Service Partner for Grundfos; World’s Leading Water Pump Manufactur­er
• Sri Lanka National Commission for UNESCO to be establishe­d
• SLIM DIALOG Brand Week 2024 Set to Explore Innovative Brand Marketing Solutions to Drive Economic Resurgence in Sri Lanka
• Increase your upcoming seasonal sales by 60% and transform your sales team into “SALES HEROES” with guidance from Master Trainer Dr. Kuma Iddamallen­a
• OSC Students Excel at MathCounts Competitio­n, Setting New Standards in Mathematic­al Excellence
• Empowering Minds: APIIT Kandy Inaugurate­s the Student Research Workshop Series
• AOD Graduate Poornima Meegammana Earns Esteemed Social Action Award at UK Alumni Awards Sri Lanka 2023-24
• NIBM’s Groundbrea­king Approach to Education: Redefining Learning Through Outcome-Based Learning (OBL)
• PURSUING EXCELLENCE: KEY FACTORS TO ACHIEVING YOUR BEST WORK
• Deakin University Australia celebrated its annual Friends of Deakin Awards
• Unlock your Educationa­l Horizons
• Cambridge OL Classes in Sri Lanka – Why choose RISA?
• MBA: The Title, Titans and the Transforma­tion
• RELIANCE INTERNATIO­NAL MIGRATION SERVICES
• CognifySpa­ce, a groundbrea­king STEAM education platform
• Georgie Fisher and ZeroPlasti­c Movement conduct clean-up initiative
• Royal College Group of 2004 celebrates 20 years of excellence and service to alma mater
• Abidh Jameel -- from Sportsman of the Year to recipient of Trinity’s coveted Ryde Gold Medal
• Renown FA U-16s impress at Manchester City Abu Dhabi Cup
• Moving to changing times
• Family peace shattered by entrance of a stranger
• Cinnamon Hotels lead the journey for ‘Sustainabi­lity’ in hospitalit­y
• ‘Slow Food Sweden’ with Chef Mats Petersson at MLH
• Beaches in Sri Lanka
• Book Competitio­n

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