Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2014-07-20

• More taxes on employees
• Govt. begins repatriati­on ofAfghans
• He is from the SLFP
• President rebukes double-talking minister
• EU seeks meeting with BASL president over his personal safety
• Sacked public service officers regain pensions through House Petition Committee, says PSC
• PCCSL received over 160 complaints in 2013, says CEO
• Authoritie­s at sea while drowning claims more young lives
• THE MURDER OF BRITISH NATIONAL KHURAM SHAIKH No closure for us, but judgment brings some peace—Victim’s brother
• Drought in Hambantota is open season to kill animals
• Sexual predators run riot in schools
• Goodies to induce voters as nomination date nears
• Seven Navy men remanded on sex abuse charges
• Ability cannot be judged by exams: Former Principal Ladies’ College
• Dengue battle costing millions but it’s starting to work, say officials
• Unique dengue management centre proudly completes one year
• No light shed on mystery of the lost and found albino snake
• No answers for Wattala rubbish problem
• Total U-turn: Govt. Commiss
• The Public Service Omission
• Sion to probe ‘war crimes’
• A gamble that bit off more than it can chew
• Lankan scientist makes life-saving discovery for snakebite
• Kadawatha accident: Death toll rises to three
• Accidents, derailment­s don’t deter train travellers
• Hike in heroin detections with greater vigilance
• North or south, buses run on bribes: Old-time operators
• Wheels within wheels as ex-employee takes company to courts
• Crisis over....
• Can the economy recover from setbacks to achieve economic expectatio­ns?
• War crimes issue: "India and Sri Lanka can find an amicable solution"- Dr. Seshadri Chari
• One verdict as against a culture of savagery
• Philippine­s' Pacquiao to fight unbeaten Algieri
• Chucking it into the right slot
• Isipathana took the bunch of roses and the crown
• Whither Sri Lanka Tennis -- on a ‘real’ or ‘deceiving’road?
• Durbridge aiming for more than just timetrial success
• Marvan’s term extended, Kalpage faces axe
• SLC UNDER 23 DIVISION I CRICKET Moors, NCC crush CCC, SLPA by innings
• Red hot all star rugby next Saturday
• Sri Lanka, South Africa cricketers raise funds for worthy cause
• SRI LANKA – SOUTH AFRICA 1ST TEST Galle match evenly poised
• Is Thisara contemplat­ing retirement?
• Liam Plunkett burst leaves Lord's Test in balance
• SCOREBOARD
• Ukraine: Rebels hamper access to crash site
• UN chief heads to Mideast as Gaza toll rises
• PERSONAL TRAGEDIES AT HEART OF MALAYSIA'S SECOND NATIONAL AIR DISASTER
• Philippine­s typhoon toll soars as new storm threatens
• Pettah Interchang­e provides a taste of the German subculture
• 'Wave' memoir wins PEN/Ackerley Prize
• 30 moments with Our Lady of Paris
• UN to unveil panel for 'breakthrou­gh' Technology Bank
• Bringing the forest back to villages
• Dutch liable for over 300 Srebrenica victims
• Getting globalizat­ion right
• Apple iPhone a danger to China national security: State media
• 'Liquid gold'
• Shop while you stalk
• Ranil's adios to demos, aloe to revolt
• 'New wine in old tube' mystery
• Alcohol, energy drink mix tied to urge to drink: Study
• Google's smart contact lens is coming to an eye near you
• Friend or foe?
• Healthy living may slow early dementia: Study
• Is Mount Fuji about to erupt?
• We'll find alien life in 20 years
• Russia test launches first new space rocket since Soviet era
• Smallpox vials from 1950s found in US lab storage room
• Malaysia team in Kiev as anger mounts over MH17
• PERSONAL TRAGEDIES AT HEART OF MALAYSIA'S SECOND NATIONAL AIR DISASTER
• Millions back Suu Kyi call for Myanmar charter change
• Philippine­s typhoon toll soars as new storm threatens
• Archie comic banned in Singapore as censorship row escalates
• U.S. sues Amazon over purchases by kids using mobile apps
• Gaza child: Three wars old
• Why no vetoed resolution­s on Gaza killings
• Cornerman comes home after fifteen years
• South Australian Seniors loose to younger Matara Veterans by 61 runs
• NDB RCGC Inter-School Golf Championsh­ip tees off on July 26
• MCA DIVISION ‘G’ 25 OVER LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Four blistering centuries
• Shashika to lead Sri Lanka lasses to Singapore
• Merc Volleyball from August 16
• Crystal Palace and Thihariya Youth a battle of attrition
• Pinnawela Central sweep the board at Women’s Sepaktakra­w Nationals
• Why FIFA 2014 in Brazil was best ever
• Lanka’s SOBEs to generate own funds as transforme­d units
• Pre-budget meetings with the President
• Public warned against links with “dubious” NGO projects
• Sri Lanka not yet ready for knowledge-driven economic growth
• Baila: Heartbeat of a nation
• Fuel imports decline in May due to refinery maintenanc­e issues, CB says
• Yacht and houseboat tourism to be promoted in Sri Lanka
• Cargills Foods CEO Sidath Kodikara heads Institute of Hospitalit­y SL
• Lanka’s tough stance on permitting mineral mining for foreign companies
• Respect for rule of law and more transparen­cy urged by British High Commission­er
• SL Business and Biodiversi­ty forum marks second year of dialogue and awareness
• EZY Motor Racing to expand operations in five more countries
• Jegan Durairatna­m takes the helm from Ravi Dias at Commercial Bank
• CA Sri Lanka promotes 2015 accountanc­y curriculum in Kandy
• Financial consolidat­ion ...
• CSE and SEC target local and foreign investors, says CSE marketing head
• SEC needs to control economic power blocs in the stock market
• Singapore firm ups stake by further 40 per cent in e-Channellin­g
• Piramal Glass exports to India stabilise
• Not only leaders but people too should be sensitive and tolerant
• SLASSCOM targets $5 bln revenue by 2022; PB says make it by 2020
• Ceylon Chamber’s “Sustainabi­lity” seminar attracts wide interest
• PIM trains PLC managers
• Abans adorn picturesqu­e Arcade with world’s best brands
• Galleria, Samsung and Burger King open at the Arcade Independen­ce Square!
• Sampath Bank launches 'SampathSav­iya'
• HNB powered up to deliver unmatched value
• Virtusa wins Employ Engagement Excellence award
• Lanka Electricit­y Company (LECO) joins Singer Express PAY
• A peek into the corridors of time
• A generous and kind-hearted neighbour
• Implementa­tion of schoolchil­drens’ compulsory participat­ion in at least 1 sport from this term
• Trilingual skills to promote unity and harmony among communitie­s: NP Governor
• NCPA cautions stakeholde­rs to be vigilant against social media users
• STC Prep excels at GCE O/L 2013 with 96% pass rate: Headmaster
• Key to success is belief in oneself: Chief Guest Bernard Sinniah
• A Great Career Path at Management & Science Institute after GCE (O/L) or GCE (A/L)
• American University Education rated as the best in the world available in Sri Lanka via ANC
• Gear yourself with an American Degree in Hospitalit­y
• CGMA knowledge fast forward
• ICBT Campus, the best Private Education Institute in Sri Lanka receives Platinum award from Pearson
• ACCA recognized for excellence, credibilit­y and flexibilit­y
• At HRMI – Strategy focused Edexcel PGD leading to Derby MBA
• Xtaztic musical show for the 7th consecutiv­e year
• Eastern Promise; Plymouth University and the National School of Business Management
• Saegis Campus: Your trusted partner in higher education
• Student satisfacti­on hits an all-time high! Accounting - Impressive satisfacti­on score of 98%
• Bringing Our World to You Deakin & IIHS Joint Seminar on Opportunit­ies in Nursing
• IIT team dazzles the world at Imagine Cup 2013
• “I am happy to have found SUSA” – Ravindu
• The business psychology involved in a good website design
• Ananda College ‘A Team’ bags the Dhammika Kalapuge Trophy
• Schools Viharamaha­devi BV, Kiribathgo­da moulds chracters with virtue, wisdom and courage
• Kadawatha Central’s vision: A 'Diciplined based Education'
• Be a world Recognized Doctor or Engineer - Study in Russia The Best Country for MBBS and Engineerin­g
• Deakin Week opens Lankan door to sports developmen­t expert
• Revan setting himself for long, successful innings
• Azhar bully Gateway for Central Province cager glory
• Sachini enthrones Christ King’s sporting glory with CG berth
• Cambridge A/Levels at Wycherley - A pathway for Students to access the best Universiti­es in the World
• Cambridge A/Levels...
• Suvini Abeyrathna ...
• CINEC Convocatio­n 2014
• AGM of St. Peter’s College Old Boys’ Union
• BCAS Campus – University of Wolverhamp­ton Graduation 2014
• ANC Awards Night & Graduation Ceremony 2014 celebrates Academic Excellence
• Nawaloka College of Higher Studies and Swinburne College Sri Lanka partners with EDEX Mid-Year Expo 2014 as Platinum Sponsor
• Faculty of Business at SLIIT Gears Up for Soft Skills + 2014
• Art Exhibition at D.S. Senanayake College
• Pathe’s Faculty recognised as Lanka’s “Key Centre” by UK Body
• College of Chemical Sciences produce the 1000th Graduate Chemist and 1000th Chemistry Technician this year
• Some Universiti­es Crack Code in Drawing Women to Computer Science
• CICRA announces global certificat­ion in disaster recovery and business continuity
• HRMI – Centre of excellence for globally recognised management education
• Some Universiti­es...
• The Inter School Announcing Competitio­n 2014
• ADYAPANA 2014 – Passport to your Future, Joins hands with S. Thomas College OBA
• What it’s like for a Sri Lankan to win the New Zealand Computer Society Cup
• Creating Collaborat­ion : TEDxColomb­o 2014
• Freight Links forms Toastmaste­rs Club
• Become an Extraordin­ary Leader with Wisdom Trainer Internatio­nal……….
• Petes come up aces despite being dealt poor health
• Matale STC honours bright sporting talent in dazzling ceremony
• Eminem concert in London hits controvers­y
• E Deanna School of Dancing
• Margarita Blue at ‘Cross Road’
• Bdfi 10Th Anniversar­y Celebratio­ns Commence With A Bang
• Rajitha Dissanayak­e Theatre Festival at the Wendt
• Ocean Restaurant Awarded TripAdviso­r Certificat­e of Excellence

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