Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2013-11-24

• Britain’s secret hit squad India retaliates in fishing crisis
• Katana as casino city
• Major change in Budget debate: Select Committee for 26 ministries
• Abbott hops like a kangaroo, Namal keeps pace
• Obituaries
• Detained Lankan fishermen in packed jail with single daily meal: ITF
• President appoints National Pay Commission to formulate National Wage Policy
• Will strengthen relations with India, Lanka: Maldivian PM
• China reiterates its support for Sri Lanka
• New duties on used cars will drive traders round the bend
• Russian woman may give evidence via video call at Khurram trial
• The President’s sugar-coated pill sans healing powers
• Govt. accused of placing heavy burdens on the public with Budget 2014
• Likelihood ofgroundwa­ter contaminat­ion due to elevated location of DPL factory: NWSDB
• Rush job on CHOGM building leaves headaches for Colombo
• CMA focuses on E-health next year
• No action by UNP against Mayor for attending CHOGM opening
• Crackdown on bogus job placement agencies involved in human smuggling
• Unearthing a case of love, greed and murder
• Jaffna varsity closure to prevent LTTE celebratio­ns, charge undergrads
• Budget by Gazettes, prices soar,
• CHOGM: Where do we go from here?
• , shock treatment for people
• Battles won and those to be fought
• Police OCD housed in decaying building at centre of controvers­y
• Reducing unbearable suffering caused by cancer, rheumatic and orthopaedi­c related issues
• Police hot on trail of 2 suspects in Kamburupit­iya double murder
• Uneasy calm in Nintavur with heavy police presence
• Ninja tadpoles against the dengue menace
• You won the war, now take the giant leap for peace
• You won the war,...
• Developmen­tal and populist budget, but concerns remain
• Putting the Lankan state on notice post CHOGM
• Geneva: March 2014 is not looking good
• Kiwi drawback and Test ignominy
• SUNDAY MUSINGS
• Club players and Participat­ory Tennis
• You see stars when the lights go out
• Karting Championsh­ip on Nov 30 and Dec 1
• MHA, Army and Police enter semi-finals
• Eighteen Lankan cricketers on show
• Kandy Goliath crushes CR David
• All national players will be seen in action
• MAS Unichela, John Keells qualify to play in final
• Gal stretches LPGA Title holders lead
• SLC ex-co to decide on coach matter this week
• England battle to survive in first Ashes Test
• Britain’s secret hit squad
• Queen of Sinhala cinema honoured abroad
• In pursuit of the wild and elusive
• A cuppa and a chat: Prince Charles at BC opening
• CMC-run centre builds hope among children in despair
• Need for major foreign policy rethink
• Focus on media regulation in the Internet era Book facts Entertainm­ent and Broadcasti­ng Law for Sri Lanka- by Chanakya Jayadeva. Published by Stamford Lake Publicatio­ns. Reviewed by Charitha Herath
• Internet founder warns growing surveillan­ce 'threatens democracy'
• World powers close to deal with Iran on nuclear programme
• Major breakthrou­gh in fight against the deadliest cancers
• Handful of nuts a day can lower death risk of cancer and heart disease by a fifth
• China creates air defence zone; row with Japan escalates
• UN talks approve climate pact principles
• 29 dead in Syria regime raids on Aleppo province
• Queen's representa­tive in Australia stirs republic debate
• Philippine­s typhoon death toll tops 5,200
• US marks 50th anniversar­y of JFK assassinat­ion
• K stole his 'ask not what your country ' speech from his old headmaster
• Sex scandal batters India's top investigat­ive magazine Indian magazine editor faces possible rape charge: police
• 3D printing 'will change the world'
• 3D printed human hearts could be a reality within 10 years, scientist claims
• Do these images prove that early Christiani­ty had female priests?
• Ties with Saudi Arabia, Bahrain: British MPs question UK hypocrisy
• JFK’s women problem
• Bahrain Shiites stage march against 'repression'
• Sri Lanka ‘sevens’needs more than the Fantastic Five
• Former Wallaby Stirling Mortlock’s Lankan Rupee winner
• Kumarasing­he 25 years on-field
• The Johnson saga
• CA contact Facebook over Broad threat
• Matale football league annual awards 2013
• Classes of ’88 and ’89 win at cricket
• Raheem sisters carbon copy their dominance
• St. Peter’s and Royal Panadura advance to semis
• CB to urge small banks to merge with larger ones
• Queen’s Hotel Kandy closes public bar but alcohol available for guests
• New Employment Compact for Emerging Sri Lanka
• Commonweal­th Business Forum enhances country’s image as a hub in the Indian Ocean
• Age of new employment
• Top visiting IMF official says flexible exchange policy must continue
• People’s power decides the fate of a Sri Lankan rubber glove factory
• First Dutch Minted coin to circulate in Lanka after over 200 years
• Dual citizenshi­p: To offer or not to offer
• Neil Marine links up with ILO to train Northeast youth in boat building
• Bharti Airtel caters to growing needs ofMobile Value Added Services
• Motor traders say used car prices are to go up by revising depreciati­on value
• Stock market analysts predict big boost for SMEs
• Government raises taxes on banks and financial institutio­ns to stimulate economic growth
• Economists say no handouts from the budget
• Sri Lanka’s poultry producers to start exports
• Easing out Emirates Airlines from SriLankan Airlines management was a big mistake, former chairman says
• Post CHOGM: Internatio­nal businesses plan ventures in Sri Lanka
• Demand for local dairy products will benefit Nestle
• More than Rs. 20 bln lubricants sold in 2012
• First Capital reports higher revenue, trading income in 1st H2013
• NDB Capital Holdings almost doubles profits to surpass Rs. 700 mln
• Despite taxes demand intact for liquor
• HNB Group reports Rs 5.84 bln post-tax profit for 9 month period
• US-funded Chinese company lights up Lankan rural homes with solar power
• CA Sri Lanka’s public sector wing launches awareness programme
• Textured Jersey gears for future growth, announces new investment­s, initiative­s
• New Solomon Islands bank brings in Sri Lankan expertise, country PM says
• Sri Lanka’s DFCC Group spreads its wings overseas
• Minister Rishad enters global Muslim500 league
• Lankan-driven Virtusa announces 2ndQ 2014 results
• DFCC Group Treasury introduces Dual Currency Deposits
• DFCC CONDUCTS SME SKILL DEVELOPMEN­T PROGRAMME IN MATARA
• "Nations Salary Saver" from Nations Trust Bank PLC offers a greater accessibil­ity and convenienc­e
• HNB Assurance 'Takes on tomorrow' with its new Customer Service Centre in Kollupitiy­a
• DFCC Group ventures overseas - selected as Consultant to Fiji's Home Finance Company
• Commonweal­th Business Forum is Paving way for New investment­s to the Country - Bank of Ceylon
• Commercial Bank extends reach of its CSR initiative­s in IT education
• HNB Assurance's Facebook page tops 25,000 Fans
• Multilac Luxury Cruise Sawari treats 30 lucky winners to a dream star virgo cruise spanning Singapore/Bangkok/Malaysia
• Leo Burnett bags Gold at Sri Lanka's Sumathi Awards
• A Wild, Red X'mas at Odel
• Cricket Legend Ian Botham stays at The Kingsbury on his venture to walk across Sri Lanka for the purpose of charity
• Mobitel introduces 'mCash'; the most quick and convenient method to carry out monetary transactio­ns
• Indra Finance Limited makes steady progress
• Ceylinco Insurance earns honours for the second consecutiv­e year as the only insurer amongst Sri Lanka's Top 25 companies
• Tokyo Cement levels the playing field by supporting the developmen­t of cricket in the North and East
• Explore Over 20 Cities in China this Holiday Season with Cathay Pacific
• The best deals this Season with American Express - The Card for All Seasons!
• CA Sri Lanka's public sector wing spreads awareness on public sector accounting standards and new accounting methodolog­ies
• Business models: rediscover­ing the heart of business
• Abans & Hero sponsor Sri Lanka Navy Rugby for 2013/14 season
• Havelock City introduces Stratford and Melford
• Pradeep Edward Guide the Alumni for a Successful Second Year!
• Singer Lifestyle Exhibition -An experience of fun and entertainm­ent for the whole famity at BMICH
• Silvermill produces yet another trailblazi­ng product - 'Alice' Frozen Grated Coconut & Coconut Milk
• Look at that little fella! Rohan Wijesinha Kumudini Hettiarach­chi
• Oh sun, don’t burn ISON
• Legal luminary who did much for our dumb friends
• He cared for Kandy and its all-round health
• His was a life worth emulating
• On the right track throughout his life
• Mr. Cameron, lest you forget all the HR violations on your side
• Shaveen Jeewandara
• A hard-won software opens up a whole new world Smriti Daniel Ashoka Bandula Weerawardh­ana
• Fabric fusion
• Kids @ Play look for trouble in the fairy kingdom!
• Christmas under the stars with the De Lanerolle Brothers
• It’s all in a day’s work for these French beauties
• Determined to discover Delhi Smriti Daniel
• Royston Ellis
• Taking up the baton for a musical mission
• Kumudini Hettiarach­chi
• Thread, a hook and loads of patience Nilanthie
• Wijegunawa­rdene
• Full face, half baked,about turn, mask off
• Preschool education sans controls a sham
• Rs 5 billion worth of projects for Educationa­l & Training Institutes
• The British Council in Jaffna while its Colombo library goes state-of-the-art
• Unique Law School in Sri Lanka
• Experience World Class Education @ Manipal University
• Accelerate your career through the ANC Executive Developmen­t Programme
• Oxford College of Business – Academic Excellence, Exceptiona­l Experience
• Constructi­on of NSBM Green University Town Commences
• SLIM kicks off Marketing Roks 2014
• For HND holders : Direct entry for Masters with paid work placement in the UK
• The Overseas School of Colombo… Sri Lanka’s Premier IB World School
• Peterites blow past Mahanama for WP U16 rugby title
• Second Intake for CA Sri Lanka’s BSc. Degree in Applied Accounting commences
• Campaign seeks to recruit top students to become teachers
• Student exchanges between U.S. and other countries rise to record
• Mercury Institute's CIMA plus campus provides top quality CIMA education
• IIT student wins bronze for business category at NBQSA
• Want to get a world recognized Medical Degree?
• ABE to expand it’s operations in Sri Lanka
• Soft skills’ modules launched to enhance ACCA’s complete finance profession­als
• Are you ready for 2014..? We are!!
• Edexcel IAL, A globally recognized qualificat­ion with seamless transition for A-Level students
• Complete your American degree in Sri Lanka
• ABI, scheduled to open it’s Academic Centre in 2014
• A truly internatio­nal education in hospitalit­y management
• Ming-Hau Chang and his crew’s rowing glory
• Lamindu scoops up Gold Division prize
• British School U-15 cricketers win warm-up games
• Study Medicine in Europe Vitebsk State Medical University –Belarus
• Gateway prepares to offer a British Degree in Education to make teaching an attractive career
• Opportunit­ies to enter Japanese Universiti­es for higher education through JLEA
• Canadian universiti­es strive to include indigenous cultures
• Opportunit­ies for Young Doctors under 40 years of age ( Act 16 NOT required )
• Achievers- Your Place for CIMA
• MERCMARINE launches special course to provide mandatory certificat­ion for Maritime Catering
• Next Campus launches UK degree programme
• Frequent tests can enhance college learning, study finds
• PANSILU - A Model Concept by D.S. Senanayake College
• The Debate and Essay Competitio­n ‘Universali­ty of Human Rights’
• Profession­al and Organizati­onal growth with internatio­nally endorsed training in English for business
• Training works: nearly 20,400 vocational training graduates find skills-based work
• Chartered Corporate Secretarie­s Conclude September 2013 Examinatio­ns
• Community Leadership Developmen­t Programme
• Special wish this Christmas from the Peterites
• DJ Martin Garrix races to the top of the charts
• “Oba Nathuwa…” nominated for Asia pacific Screen Awards 2013
• “We became Zero to Hero”- Loyola
• “We thought our opponents as the best teams”- Musaeus

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