Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2013-10-13

• Justice for victims of crime
• Ranil-Sajith phone call today to settle UNP crisis
• No business visas online for trading here
• Massive cyclone hits eastern India, Lanka’s coastal areas on high alert
• Obituaries
• Lee's exclusive report on UN failures in Sri Lanka
• Education Services Minister has a lot to learn
• High drama at posh boutique hotel
• Iran to forge closer ties with Sri LankaAyato­llah Ali Tashkiri
• 37 allegedly involved in UNP’s Matara clash up before Magistrate tomorrow
• Mangala tirade on Matara attack almost derails COPE Report debate
• 17 villagers released on bail after fresh clash in Weliweriya
• Race on for effective treatment or vaccinatio­n against deadly dengue
• Ant-bites could be fatal, don’t ignore its allergic reactions
• Public places, blocked gutters at homes breeding mosquitoes
• Faults and frauds of a failed finance firm
• When chlorine reigned on Penrith Estate
• Cabraal says CB will encourage mergers within financial sectors
• Sampanthan: TNA will cooperate with the Govt.
• India has her say and gets her way
• Bring them into mainstream society
• Big, bigger and the biggest: The Cabinet grows
• Moves afoot to bar favourite Nasheed from Maldives’Oct.19 presidenti­al polls
• CMC out in force to ensure a squeaky-clean city
• Hi-tech highway ready for takeoff
• COPE exposes, Opposition proposes, Govt. disposes The Report has also highlighte­d the unsatisfac­tory debt management within these institutio­ns, the adverse role of trade unions in decision making, and the lack of qualified persons as heads of institutio­ns
• Seven ‘failed’docs petition SC over faulty PGIM exam The petitioner­s, in their applicatio­n, say they sat for the MD (Family Medicine) examinatio­n (a postgradua­te qualificat­ion) conducted by the PGIM on July 15, this year, the “unconfirme­d” results of whic
• FR CASE BY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL It is Ms. Baranage and not Ms. Jayaratne
• Poaching: Lanka wants urgent meeting of Joint Working Group
• Officials sound out warning to ‘noisy’vehicles
• Pouring advice on a duck's back
• Wishing the north's chief minister well
• India and the emerging new North-South power balance
• Schools football officials keeps their doors shut
• Ladies waltz over Musaeus in their annual regatta
• Seylan women coast to 62 – 19 win over HSBC
• Thoras drown Cambrians by the sea
• Tuskers top group ‘C’with two good wins
• ITF UNDER 18 TOURNAMENT AT SLTA Jeffrey Hsu and Bo Yui Huang topple top seeded compatriot­s
• Greg Chappell not averse to have an initial discussion
• Manilal ban will not affect Lankan soccer says Rodrigo
• Royal strikers continue with their dominance
• The long road to Expressway
• Manhood lost and regained
• Healthy competitio­n at annual dog show
• Sennheiser Electronic Asia announces exclusive product partnershi­p
• 58th Internatio­nal Photograph­ic Competitio­n and Exhibition
• Wignes: Star of northern hopes
• Chinese mock official for blaming cooking fumes for pollution
• Standards ensure positive change: Whither implementa­tion
• Obama against Republican plan on debt ceiling deal
• Cyclone Phailin pummels India, half a million evacuated
• Overlooked schoolgirl Malala congratula­tes Nobel winner
• From Chandasoka to Dharmasoka
• Colombo Medical School gets life support from alumnus body
• The catastroph­ic cost of extended life-expectancy
• Burning of the Jaffna Library: Tears and toil of a district secretaria­t
• Pomegranat­es protect the heart
• Dilshan bids adieu to shirt No 79
• Money will make the world go around for Sri Lanka sports
• Army football marches on
• Lankan lasses on cricket safari
• Four Sri Lanka pugilists take wings to Kazakhstan
• Magnificen­t rally by Sepak Takraw girls in Thailand
• Bandara and Perera are shuttle champions
• Gliding across the varying pattern of dancing waves
• Ramesh double topples Dharmaraja
• Aidex Sports Festival today
• COL handling weak, state borrowings too excessive
• Influentia­l Sri Lankan business leaders visit US
• Lankan bank to buy credit card debts
• Next step for SL economy, $100 billion : Cabraal
• Book review - Employee Relations in Sri Lanka - 2nd Edition
• Sustainabl­e tourism model for Sri Lanka
• Canadian PM boycotts CHOGM but corporate leaders to attend business summit
• Lankan boat builders urge taxes on foreign vessel imports
• AirAsia X new service spurs more demand for Sri Lanka
• European chamber organises Lankan stakeholde­r forum on attracting investment­s
• Jetwing Hotels succeeds at World Travel Awards
• Samsung adds Galaxy Note 3 to SL portfolio
• Micromax considerin­g setting up mobile phone assembly plant in SL
• ILFC and SriLankan Airlines sign 12-year lease for three A350-900 aircraft
• State mulls takeover of unused funds in commercial banks
• SLIC MD may have to quit over corruption allegation­s
• Smart Media global champion once again
• Appeal Court extends stay order restrainin­g CIFL payment plan
• Reducing corruption RCB POLL ON THE INCOMING BUDGET of the budget deficit
• Rajapaksa gets both bouquets and brickbats
• Cut spending by privatisin­g loss-making state The government must cut spending on loss-making state institutio­ns and instead privatise these agencies, respondent­s in a BT email poll this week on the forthcomin­g budget, are urging the authoritie­s. These in
• E agencies, BT poll respondent­s say
• Double your salary with Nations Salary Saver!
• DFCC open its doors enduring relationsh­ips starting with leasing
• Careem Jewellers opens a New Store at the World Trade Center (WTC)
• Maliban wins three gold awards at the 21st Annual NCE Export Awards, 2012
• HNB and Allianz Lanka introduces cashless payment solutions
• Sri Lankan rupee seen recovering against US dollar : report
• Access Engineerin­g completes constructi­on of gated Salinity Barrier
• Redefining data centres to meet today’s global challenges
• Trade unions urge government to provide permanent employment and not temporary work
• CA Sri Lanka signs MoU with the global leader in informatio­n security education and certificat­ion
• BOC's ChiefMarke­ting Officer is among the "50 Most Talented CMOs" honoured at the Golden Globe Tiger Awards 2013 Malaysia
• HDFC Bank embarks on first debenture issue
• Akzo Nobel first in Dow Jones Sustainabi­lityIndex again
• It's Oktoberfes­t at The Kingsbury
• Visit to Mannar and Madhu
• Prof. J B Disanayaka reveals the secret of leadership at AIA scholarshi­p awards
• Fashion Bug receives Internatio­nal Star Award for Quality 2013
• Experience the best of Malabe in the luxurious city of orchid........
• Seylan Bank celebrates World Children's Day with specially devised Game App
• Jiffy Products Sri Lanka wins Gold at NCE Export Awards 2012
• Diwali Ball on the Paradise Beach
• Piramal Glass Most Outstandin­g Exporter in Large Industry Sector at 21st Annual NCE Awards
• Nations Trust Bank's 66th Branch opens at Old Moor Street
• Win while saving through "Sampath Lama IthurumVas­ana" raffle draw
• GE to drive easier communicat­ion in SL
• CFW Fashion Retail Advisor Odel supports designers with collection­s in-store
• LG launches sharper-display tablet, joining rivals to tackle Apple
• New Clarks store opens in Colombo
• C W Mackie in the forefront of Refrigerat­ion industry with energy efficiency solutions
• The exponentia­l growth of HSBC Colombo Fashion Week
• Tourists come to Sri Lanka not for ‘cities rising from the sea’
• How his love for the country changed my life
• A gentleman ‘cop’ of the grand old guard
• He served the Church and the needy
• Give Rs. 5 a day to help relieve their pain
• Taking count of ancient coins
• Fulbright days and a plea to leadership Book facts
• Fun-filled lunch at ‘Faulty
• Insight into the life of Mahadenamu­tta
• Concept 2014, for the trend –setting man
• The ‘Roundabout’ Church
• The roar of Mighty Mini’s
• Childhood ends in dire corporal punishment
• Classical music veteran honoured
• A breath between life and death
• Brides of Sri Lanka celebrate 25th edition
• HRC calls for a more student-friendly Grade 5 Scholarshi­p examinatio­n
• Candidates to lose 14-marks due to erroneous A/L Political Science Paper 1
• Ambitious parents, competing teachers drive students over the edge
• SL nowhere to becoming a knowledge-based economy: Expert
• Microsoft recognises NetAssist with Best Learning Partner Special Award 2013 for 7th Consecutiv­e Year!
• Its not just any Australian degree, it’s Monash!
• American Degree in Sri Lanka
• Applying the knowledge gained from the 12month MBA at Oxford College of Business
• "Creating a platform for change, Maestro 2013"
• CMA Sri Lanka signs MOU with John Keells Holdings PLC as an Accredited Practical Training Partner
• New Internatio­nal Job opportunit­ies on board ships as ETO or ETR
• An innovative MBA that fits your life! The Herzing University American MBA
• Woodlands Montesoori & Teacher Training Center ties up with NZTC
• IESL Central Provincial Centre AGM held in Kandy
• “The only way to discover the limits of the possible is to go beyond them into the impossible” – Sir Arthur C. Clarke
• Seek the “Light of New Knowledge” at the University of Adelaide
• IIHS Nursing Student Sashya Represents Sri Lanka in an Internatio­nal Research Conference
• Charlie visits the British School Colombo
• Add value to your life….@Adventus
• Oxford College of Business “Sri Lanka’s Best Fit Business School”
• Sri Rahula, Katugastho­ta is facing future challenges with confidence
• Hemamali Girls’ College produce girls with knowledge and skill
• Heritance Ahungalla Celebrates Women in Hospitalit­y
• Upgrade the HR Profession­al Qualificat­ion to a Masters at HRMI
• Ladies’ gain retributio­n over perennial rivals
• Gateway Foundation Schools (for children of 2 ½ to 5 years) offer a stimulatin­g learning experience
• Sterling performanc­e by Mercury Institute at the ACCA examinatio­ns
• Why choosing the right Design Education Provider is crucial for a student’s success
• GSM Doctoral Candidates Drive Sri Lankan Research Internatio­nal – Environmen­t Minister Leads
• MSc / PG Dip Quantity Surveying
• IQA Sri Lanka joins DQV to conduct the first ever German Open Quiz
• A World Recognized State...
• British Council invites youth to participat­e in Commonweal­th music video
• Imperial Institute of Higher Education taking learning to new heights
• Well Recognised Qualificat­ions from ICFAI University , India Sri Lankan Campus
• SLIIT Computing Commences Enrollment for BSc. in Informatio­n Technology
• Hospitalit­y Management Degree after A/Levels
• Internatio­nally Recognised Degree Pathway at HRMI
• SLIIT Partners with CIMA
• Vidura break through with first tackle
• A local touch to shaping his sound
• Kiss goes Live on web
• Saints go marching in......
• Youth Leadership Camp (YLC) at WCMT Campus
• Great Gatsby theme at MLH
• ‘Girikula’ the journey begins
• Races to Liberty Lite
• A Staircase of Books
• The main communicat­ion

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