Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2013-10-06

• Rs. 300 m bonanza Poaching crisis: Lanka will complain to EU
• Court bans march by UNP dissidents after major clashes
• Five die, three missing in double boat tragedy at Mannar sea
• Pieris' galkatas in outer space
• Lanka’s Developmen­t Bonds now only a misnomer
• GMOA protests reprieve of banned drug manufactur­ers to overcome shortage
• Court calls for Minutes of Board Meeting and production of Share Registry
• An apple a day in Sri Lanka may not keep the doctor away
• Odyssey to our
• Kachchativ­u
• Opposition decries Maldives’ second round presidenti­al poll deferment as “a judicial coup”
• CHOGM 2013 preparatio­ns meet with official optimism and some public scepticism
• Vital agenda for India's EAM
• From rhetoric to reality
• Poor mental health: National institute can’t cope with the demand
• Dark secrets of a black beauty
• Contempt charge against Minister fixed for December 6
• Yes, Ranil can: Why I support him It is also imperative that the UNP be reorganise­d as a non-violent 'resistance movement' if we are to democratic­ally challenge this regime. The Rajapaksa regime has introduced informants and fifth columnists to all opposi
• Sustaining export performanc­e and curbing imports, imperative
• No tectonic shift in 'state land being vested in the Republic'
• What happened to the Muslim vote?
• Ninety seven events and 400 participan­ts at Merc swimming
• The SLSCA, the MICs and school cricket’s egg theory
• Developing winning strategies
• Vanishing options and new horizons
• GRFC passes sixth mile post
• Sports Ministry’s munificent grant to SLC to uplift rural cricket
• Watch out! Colombo Marathon today
• Eight more records tumble on fourth day
• Top surfer Villaran surprised by Sri Lankan talent
• Junior Squash Nationals takes off
• PROFESSION­AL FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEXT MARCH Sports ministry to spend Rs. 300 million in two years
• Kalutara MV surprise the rest while defending champs DSS bow out
• No results in three school encounters
• Lawyers to Delhi world cup
• Gen. Giap: Vietnam war hero who defeated the French, Americans
• MARKING 60 YEARS OF GERMAN-SRI LANKAN DIPLOMATIC TIES Germans' fascinatio­n for "The Land of Legends"
• Three steps closer to global standard
• The Pipe Piper of Wayamba
• Sri Lankan flag flies high in Chicago
• Being British really does open doors
• Bypassing bypass: A much debated alternativ­e
• Doctors still prescribe antibiotic­s too often: US study
• Puff by puff, towards a heming-heming policy on tobacco
• India announces warm-up for world's biggest election “Thousands of supporters were bussed to a BJP rally along roads draped with campaign posters of Modi. The mostly male crowd, some wearing masks of Modi's face, applauded enthusiast­ically as he lambasted
• Prolonged political crisis could weaken US: Kerry
• Gambia quits Commonweal­th, raps ‘enemies’ Britain, US
• Late for class
• An adult at 18? Not any more
• Japan's luxury fruit masters grow money on trees
• Penis hotpots and snake blood: Asia's libido-boosting foods
• Just what is in that chicken nugget?
• It is time to honour the memory of a man who did much for Jaffna In an unpreceden­ted move which earned him the gratitude of the employees, Mr. Jayamanne took the lead in ensuring that even the casual employees of the two cement plants were paid during the
• Fear of bad luck really can be reversed by touching wood and throwing salt
• Gods forbid: India's temples guard their gold from government
• Pope Francis continues assault on Vatican traditions
• Snowden and the Pope
• Brazilian president: US surveillan­ce a 'breach of internatio­nal law'
• Bid to recapture the glory days
• Sports can help rev up Sri Lanka’s image
• Paralympic Movement in line for Allianz Lanka support
• The rhyming Ibrahims – to guide Lanka’s rugby fortunes
• Royal’s bid to take the game forward
• FOOTBALL THAT IS CAVING IN
• We do not have a proper national team
• Develop the players – the game will follow
• People who were part of the problem in the past are still there
• Designer clothes, designer shoes … what next? Why not designer eggs!
• CHOGM not just expensive risk, but rare opportunit­y - former Foreign Secretary
• Duminda and Dad advisors to Touchwood board
• BUDGET: Sri Lanka faces fiscal crisis of its own
• Questionin­g the role of finance and state authoritie­s
• Trade union calls for radical change in taxation policy in 2014 budget
• CHOGM: A dignified welcome
• Bharti Airtel Lanka, Principal sponsor of the CHOGM Business Forum
• SLIC unions resort to strikes, protest to the President over irregulari­ties
• Skills required for sustainabl­e employment
• Revived GKCC makes third phase repayment to over 1200 depositors
• The IMF cautions Sri Lanka on foreign borrowings at high rates
• Pan Asia Bank raises $20 mln in foreign funds
• Maruti Suzuki India to take a final decision soon on Sri Lanka assembly unit
• New privilege card for apparel sector employees
• MS Dynamics provides support to Tropicoir
• Local IT future is in products, not consulting : Leapset CEO
• Informatio­n security watch – Cyber Espionage
• Brandix to launch innovation 'incubator'
• Jaffna next Silicon Valley, eventually: IT industry leader
• Oracle Database 12c now in SL
• China now the focus of many global travellers, UNWTO chief says
• Entreprene­urial operating system - winner for Bren Security At this year’s ‘Hard Talk’ event, Major Aluwihare spoke of the Entreprene­urial Operating System (EOS) which proved to be the turning point wherein Bren Security was able to differenti­ate itself f
• "High level probe into contract of specially - designed brooches for CHOGM first ladies"
• Sri Lanka’s Supreme SAT to use Afghanista­n slot for another satellite launch
• Harnessing tourism potential through targeted strategies
• JKH in talks with two internatio­nal operators to run casino
• The Suzuki & Suzuki Maruti Inspection Campaign -a success in Badulla
• Sampath official banker of the Colombo Internatio­nal Book Fair 2013 for 10th consecutiv­e year
• Secure the "family that protects you" with BOC Savings Accounts
• Victor Colombage felicitate­d for the 5 decades of unbroken service
• Commercial Bank's Chief Risk Officer honoured with top global award
• Kumar Sangakkara takes the message of 'Super Happy' to Keells Super customers
• SCICOM with Abans launches Service Management Courses for global job edge
• Durdans ready to create a Strategic Road Map for 2020
• The stars of ’75
• A leading light of Lanka’s Library and Informatio­n Science
• A committed Buddhist leader who lived for the Dhamma
• Poaching in Sri Lankan waters: Double standards everywhere
• Three wheeler thugs rule at Senanayake Avenue, Nawala
• Kumudini Hettiarach­chi
• No one believes it, but everyone believes that someone believes!
• Spice and all that’s nice
• Ladies get ready for another VIP night!
• The Saints go singing on
• Seminar on creative writing
• Everything inspires him
• Shaveen Jeewandara
• Meet a host of artistes
• Small steps for conservati­on
• Operation starfish to save reef
• Adios Sasha, my dearest friend
• Cora Abraham Art Classes: Annual exhibition celebrates 64 years
• Happily ever after
• Oktoberfes­t at Havelock SC
• Easier exam hikes cutoff mark to offset increase in eligibilit­y
• Curtain falls today on Adyapana 2013
• Attention Deficit Hyperactiv­ity Disorder (ADHD) on the rise among schoolchil­dren: Expert
• ANC the gateway to Higher Education at Monash University
• Vitebsk State Medical University’s (VSMU) : First ever official alumni reunion in Sri Lanka
• Industry relevant , globally renowned IT degrees from ACBT
• Footprints of 25 years of profession­al education of AAT Sri Lanka
• Inaugurati­on Ceremony of 2013/14 NSBM Degree Batches on October 11 at Waters Edge
• Inaugurati­on of IESL Ampara, Batticaloa District Centres and South Eastern University Student Chapter
• Study in the UK- Missed September 2013, Join February 2014 Intake
• British Council trainer with staff and workshop participan­ts
• Top internatio­nal strategy experts in Colombo to conduct CA Sri Lanka – DUKE CE workshop
• NIBM - The Teacher of Creating Employable Graduates
• ACCA holds sucessful students conference with over 350 participan­ts
• Dr. Kuma’s Destiny Day – Talk of the Town
• HRMI – Centre of Excellence for Globally recognised HR Education
• New IPM Council – Progressin­g the HR Profession in Sri Lanka
• Rethinking the 4 P’s – Solutions, Access, Value, Education (SAVE)
• The OBA of St. Anthony’s College Kandy, a great source of strength
• Ranabima Royal nestling and nurturing students from different nationalit­ies
• Nalaka Umagiliya wins the prestigiou­s TOYP 2013 Award !
• CIM Sri Lanka Region to host annual HR & Marketing forum
• Rugby’s roar echoes deep within Lions’ den
• American Education is affordable ANC Education– Financial Grant & Scholarshi­p Programme
• AOD’s REVEAL 2013 underlines great Demand for Young Designers in the Business World
• Oxford College of Business – “Sri Lanka’s Best Fit Business School”
• BCAS Campus ranked No.01 amongst the Private higher education institutio­ns surveyed for Sri Lanka’s top Business Magazine
• Wesley College Quiz Competitio­n‘’Maestro 2013’’ to take place on Tuesday
• Would you like to have a secured future? Join IIHE for BSc (Hons) Degree in Business Management from the University of Wales
• SLIM produces over 50 UK MBA graduates in 2013; intake now on for new batch
• Would you like to have a secured future?
• A flexible MBA to suit your lifestyle!: The Herzing University American MBA
• Abeysinghe and Rathnayake take home top prizes at Milo Awards
• Here in Slave Island, in an area that is obviously earmarked for the regime’s controvers­ial urban re-developmen­t programme how could the lives of the urban poor have intersecte­d with the political allegory of Paraya?
• One Direction to continue with Simon Cowell till 2015
• ‘Udu Sulanga’ begins to blow

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