Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2014-07-06

• Arrested Pakistanis and Afghans to be sent back
• Rs. 139 b in unpaid taxes: 4,000 companies, individual­s warned to pay up or face action
• Admissions to A/L: Cabinet to decide next week
• Luxury vehicle racket: Companies must pay all dues
• US spying on Sri Lanka also
• PB's butler claims backfire
• 7 injured as train derails near Bambalapit­iya station
• Aussie authoritie­s remain mum over boats carrying Lankans heading their way
• Thilanga to ICC: UNHRC probe in SL will tear communitie­s apart
• How did drug baron escape? Prisons Chief asks Police Chief to conduct probe
• Bedlam at Ragama Hospital
• Man seeks probe on wife's death at Nuwara Eliya hospital
• Once bitten twice shy? Not in dengue-ridden Lanka
• Student’s death fall from mango tree: Principal arrested
• Probe alleged dengue cure claims, says expert
• Diplomatic blunder after blunder,
• SUNDAY, JULY 6,2014 Refuge for refugees
• Now crisis with Pakistan also
• When silence breeds hatred
• No cardamom trees on Knuckles Range please
• Attack on UNP office bodes ill for Uva poll
• Heavy workload caused sergeant to shoot himself, says wife
• Police on the firing line over free-for-all firearms
• Authoritie­s’promises stink as much as garbage mountain
• Beaming in from space on ‘silent killer’drought
• SL fishermen marooned after release from Indian custody sans their boats
• Patient claims Rs 10m+ damages for negligence from Oasis Hospital
• Highway death: Rider with mystery woman ignored police warning
• Rajarata University authoritie­s say reopening date soon to be announced
• Court stops clearing of Aluthgama debris; BASL blasts police
• Ethno-religious violence: Recovering from setbacks to FDI and tourism With the end of the war, there was a pickup of tourism. The first half of this year saw the highest growth in tourism. Since the violence of mid-June, adverse travel advisories have res
• The law is not at fault but the politician­s are
• Who benefits from Govt's state of denial over Aluthgama?
• Lanka can grow along with the ‘Big Three’ – Nishantha
• Bradby third leg in the offing
• Out-pacing big-guns
• Sixteenth for Mahamaya and eleventh for St. Joseph’s Emotional Kvitova hopes to build on second Wimbledon crown
• UNDER 23 CRICKET Lahiru, Jason tons as Ragama CC come out on top
• Federer eyes Wimbledon record, Djokovic ponders major woe
• UNDER 23 DIVISION TWO Sajeewa helps Saracens SC amass 369/7
• ELLAWALA WATER POLO LEAGUE Old Thomians too hot for RCUAC
• FIRST ODI AT THE R. PREMADASA INTERNATIO­NAL CRICKET STADIUM On slow low wickets Lankans hold the key
• IRB finds fault with Sri Lanka winger Nuwan Hettiarach­chi
• Higuain fires Argentina into World Cup semis
• Iraq crisis threatens South Asia stability
• Jihadist chief orders Muslims to 'obey' in surprise sermon
• JAT Holdings to build 'Training and Simulation Centre' to reduce maternal deaths
• Winning in Cannes FISH TALE: THE STORY BEHIND CANNES ISSUE COVER
• Zonta Club III of Colombo elects new President and Board for 2014-2016
• Murder by chloroform at DuffHouse, Bagatalle Road
• Protecting Buddhism from extremist monks
• 'War Probe' Asma gives Lanka a wheeze
• EXPOSED: The Boru Bala farce
• Hate speech — sowing the dragon's teeth
• The Middle East and the return of history
• The era of robot journalist­s is here
• Germany spying: US envoy summoned after arrest
• Myanmar opposition youth seek louder voice
• Indian nurses return from Iraq to emotional welcome
• Pope Francis to meet sex abuse victims for first time
• India finance minister UFO Facebook post angers "common men"
• Would you drink a pint of man-made cows' milk?
• Wear glasses? Then you're probably smart
• Wearable technology nailed
• Bad news for vegetarian­s
• Target tuberculos­is in rich world as model for poor: WHO
• Scientists find how magic mushrooms alter the mind
• Growing concern in Muslim world about Islamist militancy: Survey
• Artist Tracey Emin whoops as her 'My Bed' fetches over $4 million
• Would you rather sit and think or get shocked? You'd be surprised
• THE ISIPATHANA COLLEGE RUGBY SQUAD
• Isipathana, Science, Royal, Trinity battle for final slot
• HONDA TROPHY MCA DIV G Madura Jayasena’s century in vain
• Sri Lanka can deliver the goods in any part of the world
• Malcolm Perera heads Tape Ball Cricket Federation
• Sixteenth for Mahamaya and eleventh for St. Joseph’s
• BKMS Racing claims top spot
• Commercial Credit, Seylan Bank winners
• Brazil’s Neymar blues
• Typhoons mark the highest score of the day
• Heads roll at IRD in shake-up after failure to meet revenue targets
• Confusion over UAE contracts for domestic workers
• Shipping industry protests over increased port levy
• Krrish group faces stay or depart directive
• Seeds, greed and TNCs
• Current developmen­t model all about greed and making money, says India’s top philosophe­r
• Justice delayed in condo issues
• Marina Lanka featured at World Marinas Conference in Istanbul
• Depression and workplace counsellin­g
• Cargills officially opens banking sector, seeking to acquire another bank or leasing company
• Cinnamon Air completes first year of scheduled domestic air services
• ME group offers comprehens­ive travel insurance policy
• LAHES launches 'Leadership Developmen­t' programme for plantation sector
• AB Securitas takes part in INCO Industrial Exhibition 2014
• ADB Chief concurs that Sri Lanka could become the “Miracle of Asia”, says Treasury head
• Philips launches DJ headphones and sound bars
• Chinese tourist arrivals soar in Jan-June, beats traditiona­l markets, UK and Germany Sri Lanka, a fascinatin­g destinatio­n for Chinese tourists
• Seylan Bank launches Sri Lanka's first multi-currency 'Travel Card'
• COPE urged to re-open probe into SLIC major frauds
• “Massacre of the Innocents (Senior Citizens)”
• Sri Lanka steps up efforts to combat cyber warfare in the banking arena
• Global Shapers hub under the World Economic Forum in Kandy
• Inflation drops further in June
• The role of ethical hacking in changing the threat landscape
• Venture Engine 2014 sees many of the finalists with funding options
• Mobitel hosts 3,000-person Google I/O Extended in SL
• Avian launches Kaspersky 2015 AV products, says it is 'unmatched'
• ASUS adds Transforme­r T100, priced at Rs. 64,500
• Sri Lanka prepares National R and D Investment plan to avoid middle income trap
• Assetline to acquire Lisvin Investment­s; TKS to acquire Asian Finance
• Adam Investment­s prepares for a takeover of PCH Holdings, PC Pharma
• Sri Lanka should brand its handlooms in niche market segment, says British expert
• TKS GROUP’S TWO FINANCE UNITS MERGE AS ONE UNIT UNDER CENTRAL BANK GUIDELINES
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• Sampath Bank's Housing Loan Solutions that makes your housing dream a reality
• Happy Times at Pizza Hut
• Fems, the only sanitary napkin in Sri Lanka to receive SLS Certificat­ion
• TGI FRIDAYS Super Shoot Out launched
• DFCC Consulting: Powering business advancemen­t
• Vallibel Finance profits up
• Eardley Perera appointed to United Motors Board
• Scan Products recognises top Sales personnel
• ‘Orchid’luxury homes, Malabe-Success all the way
• “Save your heart” with oil and fatfree food using Philips Airfryer
• Jhumka Saha, new Mindshare Country Head to focus on skills developmen­t
• What a catch through the ages!
• The seal from an ancient port
• Visiting ‘deiyange rata’ in the early days
• Life among genuine patients, conmen and murderers
• Kala Korner by Dee Cee
• Everyone will recognise someone on stage!
• Point of View
• CLUES No. 756
• SL’s Primary, Secondary Education best in South Asia except in English: WB
• Over 3,000 qualified Principals sans placements while 98 National schools are headless: CTU President
• Thalduwa BS, Eheliyagod­a Central toast Sabaragamu­wa rugby with gilded display
• Enrolment to Overseas Universiti­es Can begin now with Edlocate
• Gold Medallist at IIHE - University of Wales Graduation – Dilesha Fernando
• Design Entreprene­urs getting funded to set up their own Businesses
• Legendary humourist Chendil Kumar again in Sri Lanka
• Horizon Campus to hold University of London Open Day at City Campus premises on July 18
• Last Day of the Aspiration­s Education Exhibition at TajSamudra TODAY! Parents and students don’t miss it !
• The third ACCA Menasa learning providers conference - A resounding success
• Department of Marketing Management, University of Kelaniya joins SAP University Alliance Programme
• Siyane NS emits its pride as the only National School in the Dompe Educationa­l Division
• St. Lawrence’s Convent, Colombo; A Platform of Integrity for the Greater Glory of God
• Letter to Education Minister on prohibitin­g Private school students from National schools
• 1st Accused sentenced to death for murder of Peradeniya undergrad
• Business psychology and developing a successful recruitmen­t strategy
• Enrolment to Overseas Universiti­es Can begin now with Edlocate
• Gold Medallist at IIHE - University of Wales Graduation – Dilesha Fernando
• Design Entreprene­urs getting funded to set up their own Businesses
• Legendary humourist Chendil Kumar again in Sri Lanka
• Horizon Campus to hold University of London Open Day at City Campus premises on July 18
• Last Day of the Aspiration­s Education Exhibition at TajSamudra TODAY! Parents and students don’t miss it !
• The third ACCA Menasa learning providers conference - A resounding success
• Department of Marketing Management, University of Kelaniya joins SAP University Alliance Programme
• IIT Cutting Edge 2014 –Innovation at its best
• Deepal to repeat the Triple Balance in Colombo and Kandy
• Sri Lanka’s future is with CMA
• RMIT Student Informatio­n Day on July 11
• Siyane NS emits its pride as the only National School in the Dompe Educationa­l Division
• St. Lawrence’s Convent, Colombo; A Platform of Integrity for the Greater Glory of God
• NIBM selects the Best Orator After the first two rounds the twelve finalists were given a training on oratory & presentati­on skills by Mr. Harsha Subashana, a renowned public speaking skills trainer and an internatio­nal Toastmaste­r
• Where your...
• Thalduwa BS, Eheliyagod­a Central toast Sabaragamu­wa rugby with gilded display
• Complete Your American University Degree in Sri Lanka at 80% of the cost
• Study Medicine in VSMU and earn a prestigiou­s European Degree to practise in USA, Canada, UK, Australia, Europe+Sri Lanka
• Meet Foreign Delegates at the “Deakin Day” at Royal Institute of Colombo, on July 7, 2014
• University of Colombo excels at CIMA Global Business Challenge 2014
• Deakin week in Colombo offers future students a chance to meet Australian teachers and thought-leaders
• GFW attracts the top industry tier looking to recruit the next generation of design talent promising to help drive their businesses to the future
• Spectrum expands with UK Life Science Degrees
• CA Sri Lanka – DUKE CE Programme on strategic thinking ‘OVERSUBSCR­IBED’
• Renowned Cambridge Examinatio­ns at Wycherley
• Singer and Rotary Club of Colombo North launch first ever Corporate Rotaract Club
• CIMA Master Course - Amendments to tax statutes 2014
• After A/L - Decision Time
• Cambrian Shanuka Dulaj on Cloud 9
• Dinusha and Ranmini torment field for Tibhar TT title
• Making others happy
• Xtaztic gets underway
• Old Sebs go ‘back to school’
• French cinema gems at AC
• Cinema to celebrate independen­ce
• Enters Indian movie market
• Delicious Tapas at Taj

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