Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2013-09-22

• In search of a new coach Tamil Nadu exports fish robbed from Lanka
• Bomb scare: SriLankan flight in emergency landing at Stansted
• Polls humour: From golden darling to the grave
• Obituaries
• Attorney for the aggrieved objects to police evidence
• Drug Regulatory Authority prefers ‘pain killers’to prevention and cure
• Reports of ragging: Ministry says one thing, University another
• Battle for control of classy hotel shifts to courts
• Wealthy, influentia­l British investor says he is pulling out in disgust
• Nuwara Eliya voters brave inclement weather for highest turnout of 65%
• Tamil Nadu pledges to protect its fisher folk
• Polls over: Govt. borrows billions
• Finance Companies: The same old story
• More; key world issues next week
• Playing smart on all teams
• Less than half brave UPFA intimidati­on to vote in Puttalam
• Intra-party incidents in UPFA while blatantly violating polls laws
• Highest number of polls day complaints from Jaffna district: CaFFE
• Voting amid wasp attacks and priestly canvassing
• Bottled water under microscope again after complaints from customers
• Excessive use of agrochemic­als pollutes groundwate­r in many places
• Severe water shortage looms in Jaffna
• Children of a lesser God
• Attorney for the aggrieved objects to police evidence
• Legal wrangling delays pictorial warning on pack of cigarettes
• ‘Eelam War’ relic sheds 100 kg of TNT after 17 years
• Public warned of rains bringing possible dengue outbreak
• Our feathered friends from across the seas are back
• Foreign direct investment essential for growth
• A toxic brew of election fury promising disunity
• Will TNA's election mandate promote Northern Tamils’, or Diaspora's agenda?
• Shane Warne rubbishes Liz Hurley split reports
• Pandora’s Box and Indian cricket hegemony
• Why people take the risk despite the consequenc­es
• SUNDAY MUSINGS
• Ion Tiriac’s tennis dimension
• Stenson surges, Tiger struggles at PGA finale
• Srinivasan may just walk in unopposed
• Nine new records establishe­d on day one
• Lankans clear first hurdle with ease
• Lankan ladies take Plate Championsh­ip
• Heavy and peaceful poll in Jaffna: TNA victory expected
• Livelihood of our fisher folk drowning: Navy Chief
• Battle for control of classy hotel shifts to courts
• Wealthy, influentia­l British investor says he is pulling out in disgust
• Nuwara Eliya voters brave inclement weather for highest turnout of 60%
• 60% ofMatale’s registered voters’ballots too valuable to be cast
• Drug Regulatory Authority prefers ‘pain killers’to prevention and cure
• Reports of ragging: Ministry says one thing, University another
• Attorney for the aggrieved objects to police evidence
• Unlikely propositio­n for Lankan coaches
• Aadavan holds his own to take Boys title
• Stenson surges, Tiger struggles at PGA finale
• Srinivasan may just walk in unopposed
• Pandora’s Box and Indian cricket hegemony
• Why people take the risk despite the consequenc­es
• SUNDAY MUSINGS
• Ion Tiriac’s tennis dimension
• Shane Warne rubbishes Liz Hurley split reports
• Foreign direct investment essential for growth
• A toxic brew of election fury promising disunity
• Will TNA's election mandate promote Northern Tamils’, or Diaspora's agenda?
• Tamil Nadu exports ...
• Public warned of rains bringing possible dengue outbreak
• Heavy and peaceful poll in...
• ‘Eelam War’ relic sheds 100 kg of TNT after 17 years
• Our feathered friends from across the seas are back
• Legal wrangling delays pictorial warning on pack of cigarettes
• Children of a lesser God
• Bottled water under microscope again after complaints from customers
• Excessive use of agrochemic­als pollutes groundwate­r in many places
• Severe water shortage looms in Jaffna
• Less than half brave UPFA intimidati­on to vote in Puttalam
• Intra-party incidents in UPFA while blatantly violating polls laws
• Over 500 complaints of violence, shootings mar run-up to PC polls: Observers
• Polls over: Govt. borrows billions
• Finance Companies: The same old story
• More; key world issues next week
• Playing smart on all teams
• Polls humour: From golden darling to the grave
• Obituaries
• Unlikely propositio­n for Lankan coaches
• Aadavan holds his own to take Boys title
• From booruwa to billiards: Those were the days!
• CKD: El Salvador follows Lanka
• United by young leaders
• SAARC Cultural Centre launches annual anthologie­s All the stories are built around Asian themes and focus on issues faced by everyday people in day-to-day situations. The contributo­rs are all from the South Asian region and are published writers.
• Even a cat can unlock the new iPhone 5S
• From ‘ booruwa’...
• Chinese torturers in Hong Kong inflicted 45 wounds on helper
• CKD: El Salvador...
• German election foes could make up and govern
• Pakistan releases Taliban commander: Official
• Super typhoon whips Philippine­s, Taiwan, heads for China
• Bangladesh garment workers demand $100 minimum wage
• Aung San Suu Kyi fears Myanmar unrest could deter investors
• Australian PM abolishes climate watchdog
• Global warming will end life on earth; but don't panic, you've got 3.5bn years left!
• Chanel as collateral: Hong Kong firm gives handbag-backed loans
• Nigerian wins Muslim beauty pageant rival to Miss World
• Pope says Church must end obsession with gays, contracept­ion, abortion
• A gulp of sea water may ease stomach trouble and decrease the risk of cancer and stomach ulcers
• Italy's Casanovas hit where it hurts
• Amidst calls for ban, veil stirs debate in Britain
• Controvers­ial singer M.I.A. fighting $1.5 million fine for swearing
• Hackers offered cash, booze to crack iPhone fingerprin­t security
• NASA says there is no life on Mars
• Internet giant backs company seeking the fountain of youth
• Indian scientists make dengue vaccine
• Bitter truth: Sugar is 'the most dangerous drug of our time'
• Reversing the ageing process
• Gene sequences of deadly Saudi virus show complex transmissi­on
• Village genius rockets to NASA
• Syria: Is the sun peeking through the war clouds?
• 'Sexual jihad': Tunisian women go to Syria to 'relieve' holy warriors, return pregnant
• Syria's Balkan tragedy If Obama fails, however, Syria will not be a second Iraq, but more likely a repetition of the Bosnian calamity
• In an age of 'realists' and vigilantes, there is cause for optimism
• Asia's Great Game without frontiers
• Arjuna still batting for SL
• There is a boy who bowls just like Murali and I let him go on: John Emburey
• Cuing for nothing
• Royal cagers send S. Thomas’to the cleaners
• Banks favoured; no faith in regulator-poll reveals
• Krrish, Shangri-La projects in Colombo clear hurdles
• Supreme Court refuses appeal of migrant worker
• Planned toll on vehicles entering Colombo
• Firm action against errant finance companies
• EFC concerned over strengthen­ing of ‘freedom of associatio­n’ and ‘collective bargaining’
• While the costs are going just one way – UP -, the crisis facing finance companies is bound to be a recurring one based on past experience. About 2 to 4 companies crashing in Sri Lanka every 2-3 years, has occurred now in the past six with eight years and
• Sri Lanka strives to hit the US$2 bln FDI target this year
• Top Sri Lankan consultanc­y with wide overseas experience eyes local contracts
• Chinese visitors surge ahead as Jan-Aug 2013 shows overall arrivals rise by 14 %
• MORE EFFORTS NEEDED TO REVIVE EUROPEAN MARKET THAN DEVELOPING NEW ONES Sri Lanka could fall short by 800,000 of 2.5 mln arrivals’ target in 2016 : Report
• ‘Waste food’put back on the table by Cinnamon Grand
• Climate change top of the agenda at ICAO Assembly
• Eden Resort & Spa shines at CNCI Achiever Awards
• Public interest group raises concerns over surgical gloves monopoly
• Real estate potential growing in Colombo, Serendib Land says Sega Nagendra, Chairman of Serendib land, said that Sri Lanka being strategica­lly located in the Indian Ocean makes it a hub for the western and eastern internatio­nal shipping routes, thereby ra
• AMCHAM seminar on importance of compliance in software licensing
• C&T WORLDWIDE (Pvt) Ltd to honour quality Latex Crepe manufactur­ers of Sri Lanka
• Sri Lanka offers 1500 hectare land to Netherland’s firm for high tech dairy farms
• Milcris wins naval base contract in Oman
• Mobile app Taxi Buddy wins inaugural Moratuwa Uni Hackathon
• 90 cases of HIV in 1st half 2013, says HIV/AIDS specialist
• Management is becoming a craft from an art, says PGIM head
• Rural communitie­s remain untapped with banking and finance facilities
• SLT connects over 350,000 households with broadband access
• Mercedes-Benz Pageant 2013 - a record 626 stars shine at Nelum Pokuna
• 99X Technology visits University of Jaffna, as part ofUni-relations
• CBL Shines at SLIM National sales congress
• HNB redefines cashless economy with "MOMO"
• World Trade Centre a buzz with Hameedia's menswear store
• Sampath Bank expands mobile banking platform with "Sampath Bank App"
• Be Someone, Somewhere, Someday, but NOT Somehow: SRI LANKAN Inspires ASIA HRD Summit
• Reaching the top with nature as his teacher Prof. Yuan Tseh Lee
• Kumudini Hettiarach­chi
• Who can forget a doctor and family friend like her
• Letters to state institutio­ns draw no response
• In defence of Indian DEMUs
• From pharmacolo­gy to primary health care
• Man of many talents, he helped heal broken relationsh­ips
• Why oh why!
• Look, who’s taking a stroll in the city! Srilal Miththapal­a
• They will give ear with courage, compassion and commitment
• Their super hits: Away from the beaten tracks De S. Wijeyratne, Shanuki de Alwis Smriti Daniel
• Baroque torrents at the Lionel Wendt
• Taking a shot at the Lankan wilds with his BeetleCam ‘Will’ Burrard-Lucas Shaveen Jeewandara
• Giving shape to a man’s world
• Another of Knox’s discoverie­s
• Back to those carefree happy days
• Encouragin­g confidence and independen­ce through holistic education
• There’s a truth inside you trying to get out
• Lecture on indigenous freshwater fish and their export trade
• Chamber Music Society of Colombo to perform Mozart’s piano quartet
• Govt. facilitate­s higher education for those failing to enter universiti­es
• 19% unemployme­nt among 18-30 years age group including graduates
• Grade 5 exam harmful to children, adds pressure: Monitoring MP
• Eco healthy developmen­t of SL without following Europe, US: Nobel Laureate
• Australia, the No.1 study destinatio­n for Sri Lankan students
• The benefits of comparativ­e law at the post-graduate level
• Hospitalit­y Management Degree After A/Levels
• IPM Sri Lanka FB fan page offers rewarding social interactio­ns
• Diploma in Credit Management Programme of Sri Lanka Institute of Credit Management is upgraded to an Advanced Diploma in Credit Management for its academic depth and research quality
• Foundation Course on Multimodal Transport & Logistics – Your Entry to the Field of Logistics
• UCD Business Management and HRM Degree Programmes at NIBM: World-class qualificat­ions at affordable prices
• SLIIT paves the way for academic opportunit­ies to students in Wayamba
• English and Personalit­y Developmen­t for children with prestigiou­s qualificat­ion from City and Guilds, Internatio­nal
• Biomedical Science for A/L Bio Students
• IQA- WISDOM Quiz 2013
• About Study Abroad (Pvt.) Ltd
• Burhani Serendib School hosts Naren’s keep moving movement - teaching to learn and learning to teach in Sri Lanka from October 7 to 11, 2013
• RMIT is a global university of technology and design offering a range of undergradu­ate, postgradua­te and vocational degrees and diplomas
• St. Anthony’s Girls Kandy provides daughters to strengthen the Nation
• Gothami Girls’ College Kandy is ready to face any challenge
• HRMI – Centre of Excellence for Globally Recognised HR Education
• WISDOM braces students with Robert Gordon University
• Malaysia Education Exhibition Sep 2013 successful­ly concluded
• Neptune Edificatio­n awarded the ACCA Gold Approved Learning Partner Status
• Power of pricing
• Another total of 50 Million worth Scholarshi­ps from the Java Institute this year too
• Gain a competitiv­e edge in your profession, with a business degree from ACBT
• WCMT Campus joins hands with PMI Sri Lanka chapter
• Harrow Internatio­nal College Art and Craft fun day
• Use Candela for Science and be the first in the class
• Mercury lanches job bank with affiliatio­ns of top blue chip companies in Sri Lanka
• AOD makes design come alive
• IESL District Centre in Mannar
• University of Reading, Henley Business School United Kingdom: Business School with a global reach
• SLF symbolizes a multitude of learning options in partnershi­p with different institutio­ns
• Business as unusual: Innovation applied
• The University of Greenwich offering unique industry relevant science programmes
• ANC partners with California State University – Fresno to provide study opportunit­ies for Sri Lankan students at California­n State Universiti­es.
• PATHE Study Medicine
• IIT GRADUATES EXCEL AT CAMBIO
• Raffles Education Empire making great strides across Asia
• Rumeshika thunders to Tarbet triumph
• Internatio­nal Day of The Girl Child
• Bonkers about Bicycles!

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