Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2018-05-27

• State condominiu­ms: Approval for illegal constructi­ons
• SriLankan says neo flights restricted because of engine problems
• Blind faith in the third eye
• 20 die, 150,000 affected by flood havoc
• Floods: Thousands face more misery
• Historic impeachmen­t motion not recorded in Parliament
• US to indict Lanka's former ambassador
• RDA stuck in Rs. 100 billion roadblock
• Foreign curators now, after pitchfixin­g scandal
• Lanka fully enforces sanctions against North Korea
• Staying in power priority for coalition partners
• Chinese company given nod to build 40,000 eco-friendly houses for war-affected people
• In a first, sitting SC Judge gives evidence in court case
• Gota has long dialogue with recuperati­ng Kabir
• FTA with Singapore: Malik rejects allegation­s as fabricated
• Spotlight on voter rights as Elections Commission, monitors set to mark Voters' Day
• Southern Province schools to reopen after several child deaths from flu
• “Yahapalana­ya” copes with members 'bonded' to Aloysius
• Cabinet approves KDU Act for it to enrol SAITM students
• Garbage separation exposes sanitation workers to disease
• Drugs and docs at a touch of your phone, but concern over patients' safety
• Kelaniya residents call for permanent solution
• 1/3rd of SL’s population affected by disasters in 2017; Govt. spent Rs 5.5b
• Killer dengue revival looms after flood destructio­n
• Many villages flooded as Thabbowa spill gates opened
• 20A: That which is best governed is best
• All bets off
• Spoilers' distortion­s, exaggerati­ons, inaccuraci­es plague reconcilia­tion process
• As sole beneficiar­y, Gammanpila forged Power of Attorney document: Witness
• Row over new prawn species: Industry casts doubts on state body's disease-free claims
• Chinese Ambassador, Sri Lankan officials allay fears about Hambantota Port militarisa­tion
• Calls to protect Colombo's urban wildlife as dead otter discovered near Parliament
• Living beyond our means: Large deficits and debt
• The king cobra and Sri Lanka’s fascinated paralysis
• Can multiparty democracy work in multiethni­c Malaysia?
• China on Lankan medal drive for 2019 SA games
• Barmy Army war -- SLC on damage control mode
• Jamaldeen speaks of referees' role in crowd behaviour
• Kendricks wins pole vault in wind-whipped Eugene
• Thailand stun China to make Uber Cup final
• While the bigwigs jig; others keep dribbling Nishantha Ranatunga petitions against Thilanga candidacy
• Tharaka Samarakoon adjudged Best Athlete
• Japan's Hataoka leads LPGA in Michigan
• Australia aims to be world's most profession­al team: Langer
• SLC wakes up with an independen­t committee of inquiry
• NSSF sticks to its guns and shoots down Asian Games trip
• Do children cause global warming? Money talks
• Indian PM Modi accepts fitness challenge but faces opposition backlash
• Who betrayed Anne Frank? Book claims to shed new light on mystery
• Dayasiri J must come clean on million bond scam ' santhosam'
• Who blundered Vesak Poya day?
• Much ado about Rosy’s loo
• The mighty and the corrupt fall but not always
• Why eyes are a window to dementia
• Theory and practice in foreign policy making
• UN denunciati­on of starvation as war weapon needs tough enforcemen­t, say experts
• Meghan Markle makes gold sales sparkle
• What is the Meghan Markle effect?
• Focus on preventive diplomacy to avert conflicts
• Do children cause global warming?
• A better way to predict extreme weather?
• Families from eight countries sue EU over climate change
• Marine biologist from Sri Lanka wins at British Council’s first-ever global alumni awards
• Culinary Art Food Expo from June 1 to 3
• From days of yore to modern times: The spread of Buddhism
• Prospects of US-North Korea summit brighten after Trump's tweet
• Ireland tipped to repeal abortion ban by a landslide
• Pakistan seeks economic lifeline with fresh China loans
• Alaina Teplitz nominated as US envoy to Sri Lanka
• Double standards in commemorat­ion of fallen members
• Birds had to learn to fly all over again after the asteroid apocalypse that killed the dinosaurs 66 million years ago
• 'Doomed' northern white rhino can be resurrecte­d
• Why we can't give up this odd way of typing
• Is your mattress healthy for you?
• DMS In Partnershi­p With Taxiyak Launches Smart Taxi Meter (TG.1)
• Healthy trends for 2018
• Is your mattress healthy for you?
• DFCC Bank Launches DFCC iConnect for Corporate and Institutio­nal Customers
• HNB Group records Rs 7.2 Bn PBT in Q1
• HNB paves the way for entreprene­urial growth with launch of new Business card
• BOC Nana Jaya Scholarshi­ps- A Monthly Bequest offered to Sri Lankan Youth to Pursue Higher Education
• Revan Kelly's exploits make him second to one
• History repeating itself seems more likely
• Schoolboy Hockey Fiesta in the Hills
• A rising Star in Randeera Ranasinghe of St. Anne's College, Kurunegala
• Kavisha Dilhari's performanc­es is more than her promise
• Why Sri Lanka Cricket needs a new Constituti­on
• Colombo to host Opening Round in March
• Cream of WP Schoolboy Spikers in action
• School Rugby conundrum-who is responsibl­e?
• While the bigwigs jig; others keep dribbling
• Europe’s fatigue and fortunes on Clay
• Football wizard T.M. Amidon is no more
• Schools Rugby jigsaw patched up
• China delays Hambantota Port deal’s final tranche
• EU’s long winters dampen apparel exports in Q 1
• Amazon to cash in on Lankan clothing
• Allergic to “Foreign Talents”
• Calm before the storm
• People’s Insurance services available at the click of a button
• AIA first SL insurer to win an IQA for ‘Growth in the World’
• Top property hot-spots around Colombo
• Unfair taxation on entreprene­urs versus large companies
• Epic milestone from local company
• Teejay Lanka doubles capacity of India plant with $15 million expansion
• Bringing quality ideas to real life is about winning an Effie award
• SLT Rainbow Pages National Business Directory now comes out annually
• Hayleys Group crosses US$ 1 bn turnover
• OBG’s view on Sri Lankan economy
• Kleptocrat­s, from all sides, ruining Sri Lanka
• Aitken Spence posts 22 % growth in pre-tax profit for 2017/18
• Ceylinco Life’s 2017 net profit grows to Rs. 9.4 bn
• Former Chevron Lanka MD/ CEO carving out a new life
• Sega Nagendra honoured with CMI lifetime award
• KleenPark gifted to employees by ‘reincarnat­ed’ Ranjan Ratnasena
• Cyaniq.social hosts SL’s First Instagram Collaborat­or Forum on June 22
• Poultry producers urge Government interventi­on to regulate maize distributi­on
• Singer to partner with US furniture maker
• Sri Lanka Tourism has naïve slogans, uncompetit­ive strategies, policy mismatches
• Tourism confident of promo campaign schedules
• Santani on profitable footing
• Hotels in IQCY show income growth with better arrivals
• Hotels impacted by soil erosion in the South
• West Asian traffic slows down
• Robots and AI to replace people in another 50 years, industry experts affirm
• Prof. Ken Kahn highlights importance of coding culture for youngsters
• Sri Lanka’s 4th Decent Work Country Programme launched
• Health related activities 2.3 % of GDP in 3Q 2017
• Fast vanishing: Colombo’s centuries-old heritage
• Longing for that once clean Lanka
• He was truly a people’s person
• Rememberin­g a wonderful mother, teacher and human being
• Would anyone in their right mind allow a constructi­on that violates every rule and obligation?
• Sri Lankan Malays, a fast vanishing community
• Getting to know the listeners
• Tranquil paintings that will help children with cancer
• Minerals of many shades and designs
• Nine years on, and the brothers still capture hearts
• LC Cares have a day of right Royal fun
• Have you made a date with Nigella?
• De La Salle Brothers: Celebratin­g 150 years in SL with a thanksgivi­ng mass
• Italian, Lankan venture brings forth a feast of opera
• Crossword
• 31 Teachers on the mat for forcing students to their tuition classes
• AOD Fashion Talent in the spotlight at London Graduate Fashion Week 2018
• Powerful Public Speaking and Presentati­on for Organizati­onal Growth
• Fresh anger over UK visa regime as scholar forced to leave Oxford
• WYCHERLEY INTERNATIO­NAL SCHOOL
• Top 5 universiti­es in Australia
• Diploma in Biomedical Science at MSI for edexcel / Cambridge (O/L) or gce (A/L) students
• In conversati­on with an emerging fashion Graduate, Shimla Eliyas
• The Degree for the Future is now at NCHS
• The Inspector – ISTJ personalit­y
• ACCA – Pathway to a top UK Finance Degree and MSC
• "Ranaviru Museum" at Kingswood College, Kandy
• MoE issues 'To Do' List to safeguard Education material
• Moratuwa Uni. undergradu­ates to 'create' electric racing car
• KDU Internatio­nal Research Conference in September 11-14
• Master of Business Administra­tion (MBA)– University of Kelaniya
• ANC Education: The Best Choice after O Levels
• SLMUN 2018 simulates the journalist­ic committee: Internatio­nal Press Corps.
• SAEGIS CAMPUS OFFERS CERTIFICAT­E IN BUSINESS ENGLISH
• How to choose where to study abroad
• How I use my executive MBA to help save lives
• Pearson BTEC HND (UK) – The most recognised pathway to a Bachelor’s Degree
• University of West of England signs up with Esoft
• The Most Accepted British MBA programme in Sri Lanka Just got Better
• The Entry to the Greatest Organizati­ons
• Study Engineerin­g or Business in France with AIC Campus
• Nurtures entreprene­urship spirit of Lankan undergradu­ates through CodeSprint 3.0
• BECOMING A DOCTOR HOW? WHERE? HOW MUCH? WHEN?WILL IT BE A DREAM?
• Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) Supporting Partner at “CMA Excellence in Integrated Reporting Awards – 2018”
• ICBS offers a Scholarshi­p for the value of one million rupees for students across the country
• BCS Sri Lanka announces 20th National Best Quality ICT Awards (NBQSA)
• Diploma in special needs education at LCIPS
• Beam Hela Osu Lanka Pvt Ltd conducts a workshop for Intern Ayurvedic Medical doctors
• ANC offers advanced diploma in psychology
• The Winding Path
• AMDT proudly introduces the first ever ‘Festival of Creativity’ in Sri Lanka
• Trading America for Australia: My mother sent me to study 9,000 miles away!
• Villanova School of Business Dean Encourages Entreprene­urship, Innovation, and Giving Back
• Renown Sports Club to launch second Football academy
• Lyceum Wattala emerge 2018 champions
• You’re not alone out there, says ‘Not Your Nangi’
• Relive Boney M hits with Liz Mitchell
• So whose fashion sparkled... and who missed the Markle?
• An extraordin­ary journey to the top
• Madonna is coming back with a new album
• Story of Love, Loss, and Survival at Sea
• India’s one of accomplish­ed dancers, Dr. Tina Tambe presents a
• Prasanna embarks on his dream film
• Resident offer at Mövenpick

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