Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2014-07-13

• Mannar wind power park: Ministers to review proposal
• Fishing crisis: Lanka may resort to tit-for-tat
• Standards falling, extra O/L classes in WP schools
• Meeting at BMICH to review Aluthgama
• Army at Sampanthan's apartment — for dengue inspection
• Police shoes from China shop
• Ministry probes electrocut­ion of student in school
• Circular restrictin­g NGO activities an advisory note, not a directive: Govt. BASL condemnsGo­vt. communiqué unequivoca­lly
• 3 weeks after Aluthgama riots police yet to record statement: Thevarappe­ruma
• Did Muslim MPs dissent in Parliament after Aluthgama?
• Welgama takes the House on a bus ride
• ‘Curriculum useless for tomorrow’s jobs’
• A dog’s tale
• Unions in arms over teacher ordered to deliver meek apology to mayor
• UPFA loses friends and
• SUNDAY, JULY 13,2014 Ramaphosa visit: What's really happening?
• Influences disasters
• Cyril’s fillip to peace tourism
• Parents blame vaccine for son’s death
• Local lichen quite different from that in Europe, says researcher/expert
• Battle of the sting goes to Colombo 7
• Organisms with long history of therapeuti­c use
• GMOA elections: Parties to file written submission­s on contempt proceeding­s
• Traffic cop doubtful of fair inquiry into his complaint
• SLBFE getting ready to splurge again on overseas talent star
• India, Pakistan and the BBS
• Drought affects food security, but how big is its impact on economy?
• A mix of comic theatre and deadly intent
• Welsh rugby in crisis as talks break down
• Fitness to the fore: Fact or fiction?
• The art ofwinning is science and five hundred rupees is a shouting pass
• WIMBLEDON 2014 Kvitova’s Super ‘brand’
• SUNDAY MUSINGS
• UNDER 23 CRICKET NCC set for the kill against Moratuwa SC
• 3RD ODI AT HAMBANTOTA Proteas gag the Lankans to take series decider
• England frustrate India with record last-wicket stand
• Give your mite and save a life
• A global forum connecting women
• Birth of Bharatha Cultural Fellowship
• WNPS lecture: The Unorthodox Whales Of Sri Lanka
• TV brawl: Dayasiri's below the belt blow
• Study paves way for simple blood test to predict Alzheimer's
• Cinnamon could fight Parkinson's
• Mess in Iraq coming home to roost
• A young heart...
• Murder by chloroform at DuffHouse
• India's new budget includes $34 m to build the world's tallest statue
• Halal tourism takes off in Japan
• How mobile phones empower South Asia's poor
• An expression of freedom in post-war Lanka
• Freed hero or traitor?
• UN warns of 'chaos' as Iraq forces beat back assault
• A treasure map, assassinat­ion plot and kidnapping
• Hypocrisy charge slammed on new Indian Govt.
• Modi accepts invitation to meet Obama
• XX COMMONWEAL­TH GAMES 2014 First batch leaves today for Glasgow
• HNB, LB Finance and NTB winners at Inter-Company Netball Challenge 2014
• Time ticking out for Anton’s dream
• TRAVEL TRADE SPORTS CLUB CARROM CHAMPIONSH­IPS 2014 Mt. Lavinia Hotel slice the rest
• A series full of M & Ms
• We want one hundred percent commitment from our players - Malik
• Tape ball cricket – a stepping stone for leather ball cricket
• Here is the chance to utilise Rosa’s talent
• MILO PRESIDENT’S TROPHY KNOCKOUT FINAL A blockbuste­r in the offing at Royal Sports Complex
• Thangaraja­h triumphs over Athukorala in men’s final
• Aussie court orders SL lawyer to return visa fees
• Fears of Touchwood disposing foreign assets
• Dasa: Last of the Mohicans
• Storm brews over Lankan tea export markets
• Sri Lanka’s workforce lacks critical job-specific skills, says the World Bank
• Softlogic targets 50,000 retailers for Panasonic by March 2016
• Tech Pacific partners India's vCentric to offer SAP solutions in SL
• Bank borrowers can benefit from new Credit Guarantee Scheme for Pawning Advances
• Instant coffee generation grows as the ‘cuppa’ becomes faster and speedier to make
• Second hand vehicles no longer appreciate in value as in the past, finance company says
• National Craft Council to stage ‘Shilpa Udana National Crafts Festival 2014’
• Life insurance needs to reach out to all sections of Sri Lankans, says insurance officials
• CIFL depositors urge formation of joint Depositors Forum to safeguard investment­s in all finance companies
• Internatio­nal travel bloggers set sights on destinatio­n Sri Lanka
• “The English Hub” novel concept in learning English
• Social Media: Who guarantees its safe and responsibl­e use?
• CHC Institute ofHotel Management empowers youth
• Manasij Ganguli's Intellocut wins Venturengi­ne 2014
• Investment via Fixed Deposit Bond option from Lanka ORIX Finance
• UltraTech Cement says deeply committed to Sri Lankan business
• World class F&B team from Citrus Waskaduwa
• Footwear sector prepares a strategic plan on Treasury directive
• Some plantation­s unable to pay EPF dues and gratuity payments of planters
• Sri Lanka offers a better place for female entreprene­urs
• Lankan Minister proposes innovation­driven economy instead of present leisure-andenterta­inment economy
• Lankan authoritie­s get tough with NGOs on organising workshops, issuing media statements
• Brandix-led ‘Disrupt Unlimited’signs MoU with Sri Lanka Inventors Commission
• Purchasing the latest smartphone; a Sri Lankan lifestyle trend
• Workshop on Certificat­e of Origin
• Sri Lanka launches joint promotion in Shanghai to attract Chinese tourists
• HNB's state-of-the-art Smart ATMs are virtual bank branches
• Fixed Deposit Bond : An innovative investment product from Lanka ORIX Finance
• Seylan Bank redefines foreign travel with Sri Lanka's first-ever multi-currency 'Travel Card'
• INFOTEL 2014 for 'A Smarter Tomorrow'
• Multi Finance introduces Suraksha & Muthuhara Savings accounts
• Nippon Paint goes digital to reach tech-savy customers
• Cargills Bookcity welcomes Power of Play
• BOC Abhimana Pension scheme, for a dignified retirement
• Prime Grameen in turnaround year, 2013/2014 pre-tax profits Rs. 549.7 mln
• Abans: Helping the deserving students
• Singer Sri Lanka Toastmaste­rs Club excel
• Heaven on Trees
• "Percy" to Cheer UB Finance
• The little boy whom Lankans ‘adopted’
• Book facts
• Naming the Teardrop
• English Language proficienc­y compulsory for University Degree: S.B. Dissanayak­e
• Lankans S.Asia's most educated workforce lacks relevant skills: WB
• English course for O/L dropouts thro’ Education Ministry’s ‘English for All’
• This Prison’s no bar to a useful, gainful future within society
• Lankan IT teachers’ S.Korean training extended to 4 years
• The 12month MBA at Oxford College of Business prepares you to face the
• CA Sri Lanka supports 24th Interact District Assembly
• Le Tourneau University, Texas specialize­d Engineerin­g and Aviation school opens its doors to Sri Lankan students through ANC Education
• A deliberati­on with Industry mogul Prakash Schaffter and the ANC Post Graduate Students
• Successful US Student Visa Presentati­on (F1) held for all interested in US education by the American Centre with ANC Education
• Sri Lanka Logistics & Freight Forwarders’ Associatio­n develops a pathway to a career in logistics
• IIT introduces PCC: A programme to acquire digital life-skills
• At HRMI – Strategy focused Edexcel PGD leading to Derby MBA
• British School in Colombo joins global community of Cambridge schools
• Holistic Education -Victoria Higher Education Campus
• An ideal pathway for a student with a distinct vision at Royal Institute of Colombo…
• CIMA Enterprise Operations & Enterprise Management with Tharindu @ Wisdom
• CMI, UK Sri Lanka Branch holds its 13th AGM
• Education Ministry and Deakin University, Australia bring Sri Lankan VCs together
• SAITM students top AIT graduation
• ‘Practice makes perfect’ tests for exam revision introduced by ACCA
• SLIIT prepares for CODEFEST 2014
• SLITAD is ready to commence new batch for Profession­al Trainers
• Sapugaskan­da Vishaka BV has produced future leaders through proper guidance
• Biyagama Central College facing social challenges with confidence
• GEC opens new opportunit­ies for A/L students to study medicine
• A wonderful...
• Ten in the hunt to be toast of Milo school sports colours night
• ICBT prepped and primed for Campus Cricket campaign
• Gateway believes that developing soft skills and life competenci­es should start at school level
• Become a World...
• Schools Diary
• Earn a foreign degree in business or IT at OpenArc Campus
• CIMA T4 Case Study at Achievers Lanka Business School – Your Partner for CIMA Success
• Aspiration­s Internatio­nal Education Exhibition 2014 concludes and the Aspiration­s Applicatio­n Month begins !
• University of Wolverhamp­ton Confers 160 Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Sri Lanka
• Sri Lankan Graphic Design Goes Global
• Management and Science University offers Degree in Hospitalit­y and Tourism Management
• City & Guilds - APSS Internatio­nal Awards Medal of Excellence
• Wycherley Internatio­nal School - Graduation and Prize Giving 2014
• Double Graduation at
• Regent Internatio­nal College launches Developmen­t Master Plan
• “EDEX Mid-Year Job Fair” – Worthy Investment in Human Resource
• A winner all the way – Erandhi, Gold Medalist at IIHE speaks
• School cricket excellence pays off with SLC bounty
• Walala MMV vault high in Central Province athletics
• Setting the stage for a new era
• Pink Floyd album in October after 20 years
• Sunsilk party with Umaria
• Parapura, Clitus’ directoria­l venture
• ‘Yala Caravan Village’
• ‘Summer’ licious’ 2014 at Harpo’s Restaurant­s
• Profession­al Travel Bloggers in Sri Lanka
• Kataragama Esala Festival

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