Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2012-09-16

• Treasury stalls Customs probe on alcohol ‘firms’
• Police hunt for Malaka as Army probes major’s conduct
• Navy rescues 51 Lankans from mid-sea grave
• TNA may consider coalition with UPFA in East, if invited
• Ex Al-jazeera chief tells MR: Stay with NAM and look East
• Train derailed after hitting jumbo
• SC approves UGC’S third formula to resolve vexed question
• Audit query from Public Trustee yet unanswered
• SC Bench stays acquisitio­n till Oct. 1 on residents’objections
• Strict guidelines set for whale and dolphin watching
• India Abroad Editor receives Most Outstandin­g Journalist Award
• Power cuts on or off?
• Kapilavast­u relics: It was a life-long dream come true, say devotees
• Debt-ridden, loss-making SEC pays for dubious award
• Rare hit and sail mishap ends in watery grave for fisherman
• No complaint, no advice: CAA
• Swindlers and extortioni­sts target gold merchants once again
• Desperate farmers seek help
• Police to consult legal opinion on charging union official for giving false info
• Farmers’ plight worsens; banks want loans paid back
• Get moving on LLRC recommenda­tions and elections to the North: Blake
• Jayalalith­aa relents, but Lanka won’t withdraw travel advisory
• Much hangs in the balance
• Reactivate 17th Amendment before next elections
• Over hung council in East Times Smiles
• The king and his tainted jesters
• Post polls: Cycle of violence order of the day
• Elections Dept. officials probed malpractic­es promptly, reducing their incidence: Polls Chief
• Three white elephants to cost Rs. 60 m. a month
• Students helpless and angry
• CPA delegates take time out to get to know the country
• Arbitratio­n is for labourers – not university academics, says union group
• Health Ministry decides to attack dengue from the air
• Sri Lankan legal experts say Nasheed resigned under duress
• Readying the hangman's noose
• Trinity will find it hard to repeat
• Heartbeat of twenty million
• Hey! Mommy they are murdering Test cricket India on the other hand may tell or encourage countries like Sri Lanka to swap their Test matches with limited over games if the prevailing spot is a bother to India’s comfort. Yet, when India wants they will req
• Those outrageous wides in internatio­nal cricket
• Hail the rugby ready programme
• India, Nepal set for SAFF slugfest
• Marapana won the Kandy GC Open for seven years
• Taipei through to Division I in Rugby Asiad thriller
• BCCI terminates IPL team Deccan Chargers
• YOUTH RUGBY ASIAD Second half rally sees Malaysia through
• Dhoni and Pathan star in India’s warm up win
• Munaweera breaks into the internatio­nal fold
• Gutsy Afghans thump hapless Sri Lanka ‘A’
• US deploys forces as deadly Muslim anger spreads
• China's Xi finally appears in public amid rumours over health
• Brahimi meets Syria's Assad
• PM says 'hard sell' India as a safe country to invest
• Saddam lookalike attacked by gang
• Topless Kate photos cause new storm for British royals
• The British child brides: Muslim mosque leaders agree to marry girl of 12
• A world renowned journalist who promotes the ideals of democratic participat­ion, an informed citizenry, multi-stakeholde­r dialogue and social justice, has warned that wealth and power, when they are in one hand, are scary and dangerous. Wadah Khanfar, for
• The psychopath­ic trait successful presidents have in common
• China and US 'secretly tested geneticall­y modified rice on children'
• Apple's iphone 5 bigger, faster but lacks "wow"
• Deaf gerbils hear again with human stem cells
• NAM in Teheran: Only power and influence matter
• The provocateu­rs know politics and religion don't mix
• Is it time to come home for the US?
• Dribbling their way to the free world
• Nepal looking to learn the intricacie­s of cricket
• Louis Vitton tourist resort in upmarket Maldives
• COPE resumes stock market probe on Tuesday
• Bull-run amidst concerns of credit bubble and manipulati­on
• Sri Lanka's vehicle imports slow down
• Industry claims comedy of errors at Sri Lanka Tourism Awards
• Disruption awaits the education bubble
• Boom or bust at the CSE
• Import costs come down, slowdown in exports – CB says
• Ranches and property developmen­t business from South Africa
• South Africa using Sri Lanka as a springboar­d for trade with India
• SLID provides lessons on ‘Governance’to Trincomale­e business
• Blue Skies, fun and learning
• Wall of many colours, messages beckons at British Council
• Apple needs more than iphone 5: Analysts
• Islamic Finance shows growing interest, taking root in Sri Lanka
• Srilankan Airlines Group wins big at National Energy Efficiency Awards
• Sri Lanka's first fashion portal launched
• Clean the Augean stables
• Revolution­izing Sri Lanka's agricultur­al Rupee
• Commercial Bank and Central Bank to develop entreprene­urship skills of SMES
• Improved taxi service for tourists
• Sri Lanka's urban developmen­t plan aimed at attracting more foreign investors: Gotabaya
• Govt. seeks ways to lessen fertiliser subsidy burden
• Mastercard promotes Sri Lanka tourism with India
• Laxapana scales down battery manufactur­ing; diversifie­s into other products
• Bull -run ...
• "SARATHA'S" thrills Cricket lovers with T-20 Series T-shirts
• Win to your heart's desire with "Rhino Wasana Rella"
• 110 Parliament Road" luxury Apartments- An iconic landmark in Rajagiriya
• SLIC wins at LACP Vision Awards 2011
• Ceylinco Insurance invited to the AIRDC Executive Board
• Boundless privileges for cardholder­s
• New Head ofmarketin­g for HNB Assurance
• Mobitel to power the 33rd National Conference of Chartered Accountant­s with Gold sponsorshi­p
• Legendary Internatio­nal Hotel School wins award at Sri Lanka Tourism Awards
• The Finance Company PLC goes from Strength to Strength
• Nawaloka Hospital offers 27th anniversar­y discounts
• 'Ease of mind' for parents from Mobitel's icard
• Rainco partners Colombo Fashion Week Resort Wear Show 2012
• Abans Laptops power Sri Lanka Knowledge Hub
• TKS Finance spearheads the finance industry with innovation­s
• Galadari for unparallel­ed corporate service venues
• Renuka Fernando appointed as the new Ceo/director ofnations Trust Bank
• Swisstek Aluminium goes high tech in powder coating
• Return of the tarantula
• Kumudini Hettiarach­chi
• Rememberin­g a Minister, poet and inspiring Muslim leader
• Who set the dress code for devotees to pay homage to sacred relics?
• Upright teacher who groomed a generation of docs
• Give them a chance
• Marine Drive fitness folk may think they’re on the right health track
• Humility and dedication were the virtues that marked this journalist and trusted President’s aide
• A great father figure and a remarkable Christian witness
• Ringing out the rubber clean and waste free Sunil Somasiri Gomes’s
• Monkey business in all its forms
• Blue Skies, fun and learning
• Wall of many colours, messages beckons at British Council
• ‘The Buddhist’ exposes the country’s pathetic state
• Irangani: It’s 5th century Antigone set in 80s Sri Lanka
• Getting back to schooldays
• Retelling the story of The Maha Bhikkuni Sangha
• Meet the author of ‘A Complete Illustrate­d History of Sri Lanka’
• Let’s talk about change
• IWMI wins top prize at World Water Week
• Happy days and heavy weather
• CLUES No. 663
• Discover Monash !!
• Triple celebratio­ns...
• APIIT launches the BA (Hons) Degree in Internatio­nal Business Management
• Further your career through maritime studies in Australia
• Experience the Future of Higher Education
• Enroll for Web Design, Developmen­t and Embedded Systems courses commence at UCSC
• NBQSA 2012 Participan­ts and Judges Briefing
• SIBA –The Pioneer in Buddhist Education
• Montessori: A unique approach to learning
• The Story behind Colombo’s hottest New Fashion Label C.h.a.r.l.e.n.e. by Charlene Thuring from AOD
• Japanese Education Seminar 2012- a gateway to study in Japan
• What can you do with an MSC in Psychology?
• ICBT Campus...
• Diploma Awards Ceremony-2012
• 9th CMA Graduation Ceremony 2012
• REAL University MBA from University of Ballarat
• Art Exhibition at D.S.
• Shahir rapidly forging forward on field
• 12month MBA at Oxford College of Business
• Wisdom Business Academy celebrates 10 years and reaches out to Matara
• Producing highly employable IT Profession­als
• Mercury - The first institute to offer CFA clases in Sri Lanka
• Horizon College marks three years of successful operations
• Bucks New University MBA Graduation in September
• Higher Education in Sri Lanka
• CA Sri Lanka Business School’s MBA graduates can now enjoy membership at two prestigiou­s Australian bodies
• Major factors to consider in choosing an institute for your higher studies
• IDP Australian Education exhibition concludes on a high note
• Lean Management is an integrated system of TQM, TPM and TPS
• CA Sri Lanka is now accepting registrati­ons from students awaiting AL results
• IPM – PCGD September Intake House Full!
• APIIT launches BA (Hons) Degree in Accounting and Finance
• 103 Top global qualificat­ions; One free seminar
• Another success story of IIT- Asela Fonseka, Business Manager, Brandix
• ESOFT recruiting new students for BCS IT Higher Education Diploma courses
• Telijjawil­a Central is heading towards being an ideal school
• St. Mary’s Convent is a pride to the nation
• IIHS Physiother­apy Student Roshan speaks of his study experience­s in the US
• APIIT launches the BA (Hons) Degree in Marketing Management
• ESOFT recruiting...
• Come learn about Aviation at ‘Srilankan Airlines’ Career Day
• Zahira celebrates 120 years in style
• Hansani and Lithmina take honours
• 12 Airtel Rising Stars to train at Old Trafford
• Click a Wild winner
• Social change starts with me
• Sunburn Festival comes to Colombo
• Gospel songs from Lankika
• Table book for
• ‘The Piano’ Russian Centre
• Jazzercise: A Workout Program for the Rest of Us
• ‘Gallery Café grabs first place for the third consecutiv­e year
• IPTV at Avani Bentotared­efining entertainm­ent

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