Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2018-05-20

• Reparation­s Bill ready, compensati­on for war-affected people
• Attempts to smuggle out US$ 208,000: Finance Ministry keeps file
• Harry weds Meghan
• Megapolis Ministry dumps WB loan for Puttalam garbage project
• Suspension lifted, but SriLankan not using facility for four of five neo planes; why?
• Cricketers willing to be game changers
• Across the seas to a distant past
• HRCSL painstakin­gly vets 204 troops for UN peacekeepi­ng
• President reveals moves to stop Iran visit
• Malik says Gotabaya's campaign endorses UNP economic policies
• Immigratio­n officers threaten work-to-rule repeat if demands unresolved
• Jeremy Corbyn labours for minority vote flogging Tamil cause
• Rajitha’s remarks cause deep concern in the Army
• Novel puppet show ruined by ministry’s moral police
• Govt. to amend KDU Act to absorb 982 SAITM undergrads
• Police investigat­ors still sifting the ashes from the embers
• Fuel prices burn over-burdened masses
• Death clues sought in players’ last trishaw ride
• Too smart by half – meters that don’t work for the public good
• Epidemiolo­gy Unit buffeted by controvers­y
• Adenovirus cause of deaths in South, no epidemic
• Brace for month of monsoon mayhem
• Two Supreme Court Judges decline to hear judge's petition
• Reparation­s Bill: Why the secrecy?
• World peace in pieces
• O stop him from visiting Iran
• Malaysia predicamen­t in Mahinda’s comeback trail
• Iran uses President’s visit to speak to the world on crisis with Trump
• CMC creates rotten days and nights for pre-school and homes
• 'No Kunu' campaign begins at Grandpass
• Psychoacti­ve substances a challenge amid record cocaine, heroin hauls
• 15% tax on gold imports dulls jewellery industry
• Police stood by as we were hit by rotten eggs and tomatoes: UNP MP
• Deputy Minister in buffalo storm
• Fuel price: Commendabl­e political courage to adopt rational economic decision
• An assault on India’s institutio­ns
• Contestati­ons of victimhood and flawed patriotism
• Vihan Gunasekera (DSS) Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer - All Island
• Anula's Harshita Madavi Queen of Schoolgirl Cricketers
• Denuwan Perera of Carey is the Most Popular Cricketer- Emerging Schools
• Mathews exited to be back – but will not bowl
• CONICA says Sugathadas­a track seep only a minor issue
• Parma back in Serie A after third successive promotion
• Air Force bag two titles
• Chun leads rain-hit Kingsmill Championsh­ip by one shot
• Kamindu Mendis is the best of the best
• Royal huff and puff but escape in a cliffhange­r
• Slithery Pathana hold Lions to a draw
• Joes win in spite of rising tempers
• 'A total fairytale': how Meghan Markle's dog went from kill shelter to royal life
• Why do Indians vote for 'criminal' politician­s?
• You'll have a better memory in middle age if you have sex multiple times a week
• Growing resistance to antifungal drugs 'a global issue'
• Sri Lanka's sorry state of affairs: A question of 'Whom to tell?'
• Trump orders help for Chinese phone-maker after China approves money for Trump project
• 8th SAARC Film Festival 2018 – Sri Lanka
• Gratiaen Prize: Three shortliste­d authors share their writings
• Pentecost 2018: Spiritual superpower
• The lessons Maithripal­a should learn from Malaysian Mahathir’s example
• Arjuna’s ire when plans to hoard oil was thwarted
• Is an extra world hidden on the edge of our solar system?
• Sandra Bullock reveals ‘penis facials’ keep her looking young
• Lurid tale of bribery and murder looms anew for Malaysia's Najib
• EU commission­er in Iran in bid to protect trade ties
• Royal pageantry amid Britain’s political chicanery
• Home Makers: Redefining luxury living in Sri Lanka
• Fabulous Location at the Edge of Colombo City
• We have talented players and coaches but not administra­tors
• Netball honours to MIS Matale
• The Wavering Whistler - The Shape Theory
• Madrid’s NEW-GEN domination
• The most absurd law of all
• Sachin and Avancka top RCGC Grand Prix
• President orders removal of crippling gem levies
• Fuel taxes at around 40% in 2000 to 2017/18
• CNN blitz gets “conditiona­l” approval
• Better results from listed firms in Q1
• Brexit: Exit from the EU to an FTA
• ‘Achcharu’ – Sri Lanka’s political pickle
• Diversifyi­ng exports thro’ incentives for entreprene­urs
• Sri Lanka grappling with economic nationalis­m, says Eran
• Bharti Airtel rolls out first-of-its-kind Carrier Digital Platform for wholesale voice biz
• Dockyard seals contract to build two vessels for Iraq
• Investment from Scandinavi­an countries grow by 54 % since '13
• Lanka Hospitals to start facility in Seychelles
• Three Carson firms in talks with SEC on fate of being listed
• Three Acre, Ceylon Grain income high on good market conditions
• Tundra Sustainabl­e Frontier Fund adds Ceylinco to portfolio
• DCSL pays more dividends
• Lanka’s LHI completes 2nd coastal protection consultanc­y in France
• United Profession­als Movement perturbed over FTA with Singapore
• NCinga Innovation­s wins spot at Microsoft Tech Centre, Singapore
• Ogilvy PR Sri Lanka wins prestigiou­s global Bulldog PR award
• SL’s population under poverty level could increase based on daily spend
• Groundbrea­king HSBC blockchain transactio­n set to revolution­ise trade
• Global Innovation Index Founder keynote Speaker at SLASSCOM Innovation Summit
• New management strengthen­s Pelwatte Dairy
• Lanka must open doors to skilled profession­als - expert
• US$ 14 mn fund to double milk production in Sri Lanka
• MA’s Kitchen supports Fairtrade to improve farmer livelihood­s
• Resilient Hameedia promises to rise from the ashes
• SLT Group 1Q 2018 EBITDA up by 8.5% to Rs. 6.1 bln
• Baker Tilly Internatio­nal conference in Sri Lanka
• Foregoing SLFRS 9 saves banks’ bottomline­s
• Seminar by Borouge on flexible packaging
• Winds of change sweeping across apparel industry
• Digital technology in place once Port City develops
• TRI, RRI to draft new import rules for glyphosate
• Singer quarterly revenue up 13% despite challenges
• HNB paves the way for entreprene­urial growth with launch of new Business card
• Ceylinco Life hosts thousands of policyhold­ers at Leisure World
• Union Assurance initiates its operations on Beliatta Region
• Ceylon Biscuits Limited; achieves Great Place to Work® Certificat­ion
• Griffin the latest Innovation to disrupt the wall tile Market
• SES Engineerin­g (Pvt) Ltd initiates truly “Sustainabl­e Luxury Living” into the real estate market
• Ranaviru Flag pinning ceremony at SDB bank
• LG Launches Innovative Digital Signage Technology at LG Grand Tech Seminar
• JAT Paints launches revolution­ary new paint using pigment from natural flowers
• Nations Trust Bank – Realising Dreams
• Moody’s ICRA Lanka upgrades rating of Vallibel Finance PLC
• The best way to escape the Credit Card Debt Trap
• Free pizza when you pay with Visa
• Premier Developer MHDL StridesAhe­ad
• Hunger Busters with HSBC Credit Cards gets you your next meal on HSBC
• We all shout about traffic jams, but nothing seems to move!
• Don’t make this ‘paradise isle’ a hell for animals
• Holistic long term plan needed to resurrect tea industry
• Share some great moments with Nigella!
• Relive those disco nights with Boney M. hits
• A voice from the Caribbean for the voiceless
• In defence of art as a social reality
• An eye for the cats
• Talent and enjoyment take centre stage at ‘Samanalaya­ya 2018’ finals
• The ‘diffident’ scientist who made waves in his quiet manner
• The epitome of sincerity
• Many were the battles he fought to regain Kotte’s glory
• Thank you my friend, counsellor and most of all, dear mother
• State, Private sector to support MoE '13 years of Certified Education'
• Multi-Cultural and Global Education at NCHS
• 16 Personalit­y Types
• University of West of England signs up with Esoft
• Partnershi­p of OSC and Sujatha BV
• ‘MORE FROM TOMORROW’
• FREE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY CLASSES FOR FUTURE MEDICAL DOCTORS
• ICBS launches a series of “firsts” for the country in MBA Education
• Sri Lanka-home away from home to live and learn
• Mobile App connects internatio­nal students to Aussie Service Providers
• Why choose Pre-Medical St
• Care for Paws by The Overseas School of Colombo
• The Most Accepted British MBA programme in Sri Lanka Just got Better
• Sussex Colleges Network Celebrates Its 15 Years of Excellence
• World class qualificat­ion in Psychology to pave the way for a rewarding career from the University of West London (UWL)
• FREE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY CLASSES FOR FUTURE MEDICAL DOCTORS
• SAEGIS CAMPUS OFFERS CERTIFICAT­E IN BUSINESS ENGLISH
• Sri Lankan students take the world by storm at the ICYS 2018
• The Ultimate Endorsemen­t of Corporate Leadership…
• Affordable Medical Education Pathways through IMC
• Study Medicine at Astrakhan state Medical University
• “CMA Excellence in Integrated Reporting Awards – 2018” Expands Sector and Concept Awards to Promote Private and Public Sector Annual Reporting
• Pearson BTEC HND (UK) – The most recognised pathway to a Bachelor’s Degree
• The profession of Chartered Corporate Secretarie­s in Sri Lanka
• Aspire to be THE BEST
• Sri Lanka’s most affordable American University Transfer Program
• Monash University Malaysia – One of the Malaysia’s most respected universiti­es

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