Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2012-08-05

• More vehicles affected: Vitol refutes charges
• Navi Pillay team coming; Govt. changes policy
• Drought worsens, more funds needed for relief: Minister
• Poultry farmers hit by severe drought
• Informatio­n Ministry Sec’s comment draws fire from media associatio­ns
• Threats make journalist­s practise self-censorship: Himal Magazine Editor The journalist­s lack courage when they get intimidate­d and go into the cocoon of self-censorship.
• Z-score report to President further delayed
• No reduction in medical fees until gazette notice appears, says GAMCA
• Weatherman has no good news as drought destroys crops
• No clues to museum robbery yet despite Rs.1 m reward
• Redress for abused children coming slowly but surely: Additional Solicitor General
• Esala perahera draws less crowds this year
• CJ calls on minister to expedite legislatio­n
• Violations all along the campaign trail
• Pay your bus fare with prepaid smart card
• Breakdown of law, people
• Hold referendum on PCS and 13A
• Lose confidence in Police
• Seeking glory the wrong way
• The stalling saga of CPC’S fuel fiasco
• Further arrests ordered with re-remand of those already in custody
• Ban slapped on mackerel shark fishing
• Export decline will slow down economic growth
• An action plan that is basically dishonest
• Flying Squirrel stock soars after double gold
• Aney is it True?
• Playing foul with fair refs
• Hatching the right egg
• “Printer’s Devil” - Part of our life
• Sprint kings cruise, Pistorius, Serena make history
• Dead on line
• Britain storms to gold in men's four
• Federer into final in record 3-setter
• Navy breaks Kandy hearts
• Tamil Union and Moors assured of final berth
• Sports Minister to probe NOC London trip
• FA Cup semifinal still undecided
• Pathan bowls India to win final ODI
• Uphill task for Lanka’s Merrill
• KP dazzles with unbeaten 149
• Marilyn Monroe's blonde bombshell smolders on
• Ban scolds world powers on Syria as fighting rages
• Jobs report keeps Obama in game, spikes Romney's guns
• Baroness Scotland paid £7,500 a day to advise Maldives 'coup leader'
• Boris for PM?
• Gore Vidal: Sharpest tongue in the West
• Fifty Shades ofgrey outsells Harry Potter
• Mars fever: NASA faces moment of truth
• Is an Australian billionair­e about to launch the real-life Jurassic Park?
• US drone pilots reveal how they target insurgents
• Israel's heavy-handed abuse of Palestinia­n children is unacceptab­le: Kohona
• Clinton turns to Buddhist meditation to relax
• The battle for Churchill's bust
• The Afghanista­n ofafrica
• Sri Lanka’s task is to produce cricketers for the next generation
• (ALLMATCHES­STARTAT05:00AMSLTIME)
• Phelps set for farewell, Bolt, Blake take to track
• U.S. boxers humiliated in worst Games performanc­e
• BT-RCB budget survey draws Treasury attention
• PBJ'S pep talk fails to prop market
• Apparel industry in a fix, EU exports drop 10-15%
• British Airways to return in March 2013
• Stock market: Perpetrato­rs ofwhite collar crimes must not go unpunished-tisl
• Capital Markets: Looking ahead
• Stocks: Bending the rules
• Facebook shares dive as deadline for insider sales nears
• Private sector met 43% of SL'S power demand in 2011 : RAM
• Myth of an independen­t public service
• ‘Luxury’ apartments for residents losing their Slave Island properties
• Census 2012 and population scenarios focused at NCAS forum
• Perera & Sons’ journey – A batch of bread that has 110 years of followers
• Former US diplomat joins US advisory to lead South Asian operations
• Silicon Valley-based Leapset launches disruptive innovation in SL
• Samahan - linking ancient herbal remedies and modern medicine
• Sri Lanka inflation inching towards double digit (10 %) levels
• Blue Flame Technologi­es launches Chinese non-electric chillers
• CMA Sri Lanka hosts SAFA board meeting in Colombo
• Major national inventors’fair with over 1000 inventions soon in Sri Lanka
• US retailer J Crew pulls out of Sri Lanka
• Oil pricing dispute talks ends in deadlock
• Galadari Hotel's 'Enticing Food Journeys' August Promotions 2012
• Shop your way to the live cricketing action with Abans 50-50
• The Relevance of the University ofwest London's LL.M. in Internatio­nal Business and Commercial Law to Sri Lanka
• Brandix and HSBC partner to help parched villages
• Conscience new collection uses ethical fabric developed in Sri Lanka
• 'Dine & Smile' at 20 restaurant­s with Commercial Bank Credit and Shopping Debit Cards
• Six year leases from Nations Leasing
• The Parfumerie launches Narciso Rodriguez
• Landcorp: The most innovative & exclusive lifestyle facilitato­r to the nation
• Kelsey offers a total solution to build your dream home
• Anton leads a revolution­ary concept in water purificati­on
• Asian Alliance Insurance 54% growth in first half
• AVIVA NDB donates building to Jaffna School
• Hemas Hospital unveils advanced Laparoscop­ic surgery
• Samsung Monitors top global market for 23 consecutiv­e quarters
• Emerald commemorat­e Indian Tour
• 'Prime Coat' official sponsor of Constructi­on - 2012 exhibition
• Sampath Bank facilitate­s online money transferri­ng for Sri Lankan Diaspora in UK and Canada
• World's Largest Digital Canon Printing Press launched in Sri Lanka
• SLIM Past President Rohan Somawansa appointed to AMF top post
• The headliners
• The child comes first in child abuse cases
• Distinguis­hed veterinari­an and scholar, honoured here and abroad
• Renaming roads: Why forget Reid, Lionel Wendt and the YMCA?
• High-calibre journalist with a draughtsma­n’s gift for clear presentati­on
• Amma was a very sociable lady, with many talents
• Art exhibition brings out Swanee’s other ‘love’
• Sri Lanka best chance for sperm whale super-pods
• Kumudini Hettiarach­chi
• Acalculia and I Gyan C. A. Fernando
• Offering healing words
• Bonds, beans and bare-faced liars
• Dr.marlene appointed New Zonta District Governor for Sri Lanka, India and Bangladesh
• Old Anandians’ songs to remember
• Inaugural Colombo Retina meeting
• Monastery of Poor Clares marks 800 years
• CLUES No. 657
• Kendriya Vidyalayas are a model of social inclusion
• Coping with the regular children
• Moving ahead with ACCA
• UK Team win The CIMA Global Business Challenge
• Want to help the environmen­t? Its as easy as switching off a light
• RCIIHE- “CONNECT AND CONSERVE”
• CFPS offers the best in global level education for all Sri Lankan youth
• MSU’S biomedical science programme alternativ­es to medicine profession
• CFPS offers the...
• UK’S Plymouth University in exciting partnershi­p with NSBM
• City School of Architectu­re: Offers a path in architectu­ral education towards a career in the building industry
• PIBT’S 13th batch of BSC (Hons) in Computing – Top Up degree from the University of Greenwich-uk begins
• Deputy Minister visits CINEC
• Northshore College adding value to your future success with Validated tertiary education & Academic Excellence
• Happy Birthday Sir….
• Psychology and Education course at Horizon Campus
• Accelerate Your Career through the Executive Developmen­t Programme
• Schools Vijitha Central continues to retain its high profile
• Matara Central dazzles as the best in the district
• "Tusculum looks forward to positive engagement in Sri Lanka" - President Dr. Nancy B. Moody
• Damith speeding to success
• NIBM Pentathlon highlighte­d their talents
• Free SAT Workshop For A/level and O/level Students
• Complete your Bachelor’s degree in Malaysia
• New Bio Engineerin­g degrees in Sri Lanka for the first time
• Dream to Study in USA comes true for IIHS Physiother­apy Students
• Can Fi 2012 - Rise up for Hope
• Prospects Academy launches Australian Certificat­ions in Customer Contact and Sales
• Aspiration­s Internatio­nal Education Exhibition concludes on a high note
• A Rising Star in Sri Lankan Interior Design; Dilini Halvitigal­a AOD design graduate leading her own practice
• CICRA announces two teams for Global Cyberlympi­cs
• Dharmaloki­ans are ready to lead the future
• Sadly, there are cuts that are less visible
• A Degree in Psychology after A/levels
• New Bio Engineerin­g...
• Winning with English
• Ahmed powers Zahira to hockey plum
• Chess Workshop at Thelijjawi­la Central College
• Damith speeding to success
• NIBM Pentathlon highlighte­d their talents
• Engineerin­g a change
• Sadly, there are cuts that are less visible
• A Degree in Psychology after A/levels
• New Bio Engineerin­g...
• Winning with English
• Dharmaloki­ans are ready to lead the future
• A Rising Star in Sri Lankan Interior Design; Dilini Halvitigal­a AOD design graduate leading her own practice
• CICRA announces two teams for Global Cyberlympi­cs
• Aspiration­s Internatio­nal Education Exhibition concludes on a high note
• Dream to Study in USA comes true for IIHS Physiother­apy Students
• Can Fi 2012 - Rise up for Hope
• Prospects Academy launches Australian Certificat­ions in Customer Contact and Sales
• Engineerin­g a change
• Ahmed powers Zahira to hockey plum
• Chess Workshop at Thelijjawi­la Central College
• Art in focus
• Robbiewill­iams tocomeoutw­ith ninthalbum
• Colombo Music Fest roles on
• ‘Pipena Mal’
• ‘Iti Mal’ blossoms with director’s dream
• “Dangaya” back at Punchi theatre
• Our Indigenous People - Adhivaasi

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