Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2014-11-02

• New Chinaled bank: Challenge to US Minister’s two containers released despite suspicion
• Landslide calamity: Missing toll revised down to 34
• Tax defaulters be warned; your property is to be seized
• AIIB to rival WB, ADB; loans with no questions asked
• Captain Fantastic: Drunken UK Rajahs brought down to earth
• SLMC seeks clarificat­ion from Private Medical College applying for recognitio­n
• TISL informs Police Chief of intimidati­on, death threats, event obstructio­n to no avail
• Vatican in bid to protect Michelange­lo frescoes
• With a noise like a bomb blast, the mountain smothered the villagers
• A boy longs for his mum’s cuddle but she lies buried in the mud
• Brace for more landslides with climate change
• Families in danger zones in N'Eliya given temporary shelter
• UK turns down NGO appeal for assistance
• Budget debate: Govt., oppostion MPs in battle over labels
• R. Sampanthan- TNA Trincomale­e District MP:
• Stalled: BoI project to acquire Muthurajaw­ela land for electric rail line from BIA to Colombo
• Presidenti­al election: It sho
• Enter the Dragon
• Ould be Mahinda vs. Ranil
• Why your demands are deemed to be doomed
• Stroke rights consistent with human rights
• Human tragedies behind increasing road accidents
• Why permanency only for some, ask affected post intern docs
• Convicted drug peddlers to appeal tomorrow
• Presidenti­al oil on fishermen’s troubled waters at Temple Trees meet
• Govt. has directed CPC to choose long-term contracts; market prices reflected in purchase prices: Ministry Media Secretary
• 3,000 Lankan illegal immigrants missing in Britain
• Budget 2015: Serious erosions of public accountabi­lity
• Putting the 18th Amendment at the core of the debate
• Will LSSP split make any difference in the presidenti­al contest?
• On the subject of referee abuse
• Serena’s ‘unknown’ winning equation
• Combating Lanka’s Chuck Norris syndrome
• Pakistan eye series win after Aussie batsmen fail again
• Havelocks book Cops with surprise second half attack
• St. Sevatius outclass Holy Cross by innings
• Opportunit­y for both India and Sri Lanka to claim number-one ODI ranking
• Dropped women’s cricketer lobs sex bomb
• BCCI slaps Rs 250 crore damages claim on West Indies Cricket Board
• Witness for the prosecutio­n
• Aspects of the 1951 Sathasivam murder and the 1953 trial continue to puzzle students of the celebrated court case, writes
• 'Vision of a Nation' exhibition provides rare glimpse of the past
• Rotary fights breast cancer with NCCP through early detection and prevention
• Dalai Lama visits US church at centre of civil rights movement
• Protecting the values of a noble profession
• Tool to help South Asia manage monsoon woes
• Vatican in bid to protect Michelange­lo frescoes
• Beware JHU pseudo reforms sham
• Fixing 'Ebolanomic­s' in pursuit of vaccines and drugs
• Australia won't join China-led bank 'until rules change'
• AIIB: America's Influence in the balance
• French entreprene­urs launch test to detect pork in food
• The Tamil Nadu factor
• Giant tortoises rally from near extinction on Galapagos island
• Saliva test for cancer hailed as holy grail for early detection
• Peshmerga bolster Kurd defenders of Syrian town
• Branson shocked as Virgin spaceship crash kills pilot
• Lieutenant colonel assumes power in Burkina Faso after president flees
• Immigratio­n hot potato lands on Tory laps
• Sex abuse probe: London Lord Mayor quits panel
• Protecting children from violence
• UN Security Council faces credibilit­y test
• Kashmir black day: UN should play its role to solve 67-year dispute
• It’s a draw at TTSC tag rugby
• MCA ‘B’ DIVISION 50-OVER LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 2015 Lahiru Udara 190 – top of the pops
• Open letter on soccer to the minister
• Army Para-Athletic Medallists felicitate­d
• Young Berenger stars in team’s lone victory
• 3RD MURAL HARMONY CUP T20 Ananda, Richmond to clash in final showdown today
• Brandix take Merc Volleyball title
• Samaposha football from Nov 7 to 10
• Budget: Treasury grappling with ‘how to find funds’syndrome
• Motor vehicle prices to fall amidst VAT confusion
• Moving from market-oriented econ policies to state interventi­ons and handouts
• Koslanda tragedy and budgets
• MRL Corporatio­n to start commercial production of spherical graphite
• Future of tea lies in the hands of the workers, plantation managers say
• More non-rubber areas being brought under rubber production in SL
• Budget: CCC cautions on over-emphasis on subsidies and welfare
• Inaccurate data by SL health authoritie­s affect the country’s good quality standards
• No bribes in 2015 budget – Treasury asserts
• Second largest Gulf investment giant looking for Sri Lanka projects
• Unilever Sri Lanka wins big at NIOSH Excellence Awards 2014
• JAT Holdings CSR Venture gets under way
• INFOTEL brings new hope for the ICT industry in Sri Lanka
• Problems in local school exams matter for concern, says former education minister
• SLTPB signs agreement with a Chinese city aimed at promoting tourism
• 50% of SL's IT/BPM companies to move outside Colombo
• Amãna Takaful partners with IFN Roadshow in Sri Lanka
• Sri Lanka receives Netherland­s, Australian loans to develop dairy industry
• ‘Quality of Life Beyond GDP’ issues get attention at SLEA Annual Sessions
• SLT connects “Delft Island” in Jaffna to informatio­n super highway
• Mixed 2015 budget has attractive proposals to boost stock market
• Budget 2015 needn’t be 'shy' to say 'One eye on the election', says CCC chief
• Haycarb records turnover of Rs. 5.2 billion for 1H 2014/15
• Kerala-based Muthoot Finance acquires controllin­g stake ofAsia Asset Finance
• Positionin­g for electoral success in Sri Lanka
• Panic or Economic crisis
• Lanka Hospitals awarded prestigiou­s JCI accreditat­ion
• Economic issues, cost of living priority concerns among most Sri Lankans, CPA survey shows
• People's Bank pensioners praise budget, say lot of relief for elders
• Agarwood promoted as an investment amidst concerns over losses by other plantation investors
• 10th Praguna Prawardena Overseas Programme - Malaysia Tops 300
• Ceylinco Life launches enhanced 'Saubhagya' plan to protect women
• HNB Millennium Trophy Golf Tournament 2014 a huge success
• Open Day at MINI Home
• LG widest range of innovative energy saving home and electronic appliances
• Singer lifestyle exhibition -promises yet another fun filled family experience
• King Alfred Palace breaks new ground in city apartment living
• Inspiratio­ns from the past merges with ideas of the future
• It’s good tidings this season at The Kingsbury!
• Abacus breaks new ground with prestigiou­s Internatio­nal Conference in Abu Dhabi
• When and where they meet
• Coming back home for the love of elephants
• Seven but mighty- the Belgian connection
• Veteran recollects village life of a bygone era
• Signature Lester-isms’ in Sinhala
• Promoting EU cultures
• CLUES No. 773
• 2015 Budget’s...
• NCHS; Your Pathway to a World Class Degree
• University students and academics should speak out courageous­ly!
• Northwood University – A top ranked Business University offers valuable scholarshi­ps to Sri Lankan students
• Extending the UOW Excellence to Sri Lankan students
• EdHat Internatio­nal Higher National Diploma in Law now at Aquinas
• Why select an Australian MBA?
• Students win many accolades at ACCA awards ceremony
• IIT bags the British Council HSBC Youth Enterprise Award for second consecutiv­e year
• CISI welcomes Alan Yarrow as the next Lord Mayor of the City of London
• France - Sri Lanka partnershi­p in fashion education LIFT and Mod’Art will give opportunit­ies to Bringing the finest education in fashion young people and future profession­als
• The Open Day of the Institute of Biochemist­ry, Molecular Biology and Biotechnol­ogy: A resounding success
• Northshore College and University of the West of England Open Days on November 18 & 20
• MSU - A University that focuses on human capital developmen­t
• The Bell Tower is a reminder of Hartley College, Point Pedro in the 19th Century
• Chavakachc­heri Ladies College has been shining brightly for 62 years
• Lean Project Management and Process Improvemen­t is the trend for many Industries
• HARFA greens take major honours
• TISSL Conference for Head of Schools to focus on ‘Managing Change in Schools’
• Study Medicine in USA with a 30% Scholarshi­p
• A Knowledge-Based Economy for Preventing the Human Capital Flight
• Redefining Education – The Colombo School of Arts adopts educationa­l models that ensure exam success
• AAT Sri Lanka steps in to era of “PAPERLESS Board Meetings”
• Nursing in a New World - “Opportunit­ies Unlimited”
• The reach towards the pinnacle of the corporate echelon
• NCHS Faculty of Leading Academic and Industry Experts
• A Knowledge-Based...
• Pearson-Edexcel holds successful leadership programme for student leaders
• WE HEED TO WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY
• Ravindu and Methsarani steal the limelight
• Ravindu slams quick fire 155
• ‘All About The Bass’ holds up at No. 1
• Internatio­nal Dancesport Championsh­ips tonight
• A documentar­y film to mark centenary of WWI
• A documentar­y film to mark centenary of WWI
• The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf reopen top floor lounge

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