Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2018-10-14

• Bigger role for private sector in Govt.'s building projects
• SLC wire transfer fraud: Likely target of hackers
• Concrete elevated highway from Kelanitiss­a to Galle Face
• Malinga magic in vain
• Don't drive our jumbos to death
• Cybercrime­s: Smarter and smarter
• Many essential drugs being withdrawn from Sri Lanka
• Mahinda gets mandate for talks on caretaker Govt.
• Minister Ranawaka re-issued notice in RADA case
• No provision to accept Submission­s as a sealed document: Magistrate
• Dramatic increase in email wire frauds
• SLAF's Air Symposium 2018 on October 18-19
• Police chief’s crime theory off the target
• Defence Attaché in Moscow: Dayan gives his version`
• Education Minister gives lesson on how to cut through traffic
• Former MP Duminda Silva three others guilty as charged, rules Apex Court
• Justice Nalin Perera sworn in as 46th Chief Justice
• CJ Dep was fiercely independen­t: Deputy President BASL
• Rs. 2.1 billion asked for mystery school uniform order
• Loco motives behind train fare hike
• MPs fiddle with Constituti­on-making while fuel prices burn the populace
• Hike ‘justified’ to bring improvemen­ts
• Fishermen say industry is drowning but fisheries chief denies charges
• Sri Lankan lawyer re-elected to cybercrime treaty bureau
• Weather improves, but landslide warnings yet for Galle and Kalutara districts
• Why motorists are bumping along Colombo roads at snail’s pace
• Energy for the future
• Indian Ocean: Need for a National Security Advisor
• Biting the hand that fed you
• Vaccinatio­n, the way forward to a healthy country
• Roads must be converted into safe spaces for citizens
• Whether President, PM appear or not, Tissa Attanayake case will go on
• Group searches ways to end elephant carnage on rail tracks
• A closer look at COBRA
• ‘Rescue’ of wild cat babies backfires
• Homeless ask why no land for housing but plenty for business
• Mihin Lanka never filed Performanc­e Reports despite repeated reminders
• The state of the economy: Is it in crisis?
• Mayhem, murders and a warning of what may come
• India’s dangerous Pakistan policy
• Isuru Udana’s all-round effort leads Paktia Panthers to victory
• Football comes under COPE attack
• Sprint legend Bolt hits first goals in football bid
• Redzel wins world's richest turf race The Everest
• Carrick hails Mourinho as managerial 'great' alongside Ferguson
• Lankans clear first hurdle -beat China 19-12
• Visually handicappe­d Lankan cricketers runners-up
• ISA training empowers Arugam Bay Surf Cricket of today: Are we belly up? Instructor­s' skills Our cricket has not grown with the time, says Kumara Dharmasena
• Joes go reeling to the spin of young Pasindu at Darley Road
• All set to go with added features
• Cricket like belly-up fish What happened to Jamal Khashoggi?
• Saudi rejects 'baseless' murder claims over missing journalist
• Volkswagen to stop the iconic Beetle by 2019
• Hookah use a health hazard: Experts
• Irregular heartbeat may increase a person’s risk of developing dementia in later life
• Gotabaya’s impossible dream to become Lanka’s next president
• After all the flatulence, the WPC wants to come out smelling roses
• After a spanking, it's freedom at last for the Backside Boys
• The more bizarre your baby's babble is, the better they'll be at reading, new study suggests
• Unperturbe­d Ranil rises above the din
• Hubble telescope hit by mechanical failure
• C.P. de Silva — a public-spirited politician loved by the people
• He will be my Flag Lieutenant until I retire
• Lanka’s under-tapped fount of spiritual tourism
• Beware of fake medical news!
• Is faked honesty the backbone of Sri Lankan democracy?
• Hurricane Michael death toll hits 16
• Malaysia begins by-election vote to pave Anwar's return
• FAO celebrates World Food Day on October 16
• Pioneer hotel and catering equipment manufactur­er- Bentley maintains high quality products
• Maliban globally recognised once again for its world-class products
• 5 ways FAO helps people in emergencie­s
• Flying robots for food security
• Helping to take a step towards your success – Ess Kaye Enterprise
• COPE sets an offside trap for Sri Lanka Football!
• 19 charged in Belgium football fraud probe: prosecutor
• ISA training empowers Arugam Bay Surf Instructor­s' skills
• Controvers­ial match coaching
• Expolanka Group retain title with 4-0 win over Amana Bank
• Rugby World Cup 2019, World Rugby and Sri Lanka
• Rathmalawi­nna MV Balangoda win for fourth consecutiv­e year
• Cricket of today: Are we belly up?
• CDB fairer and lovelier than Unilever by 1 wicket
• MCA 'B' Div. cricket put back by a week
• Bitter-sweet pill for local beverage manufactur­ers
• CB issues a directive on margin requiremen­t for LCs
• Open exit, but no entry
• “I-don’t-know” craze
• Doctor–patient relationsh­ip needs to be physical
• Buddhist Business Forum 2018 on "Buddhist Leadership Practices in Business"
• New legislatio­n to protect microfinan­ce borrowers
• Dankotuwa Porcelain re-introduces Laklain locally
• Combining entreprene­urship with new tech
• CEB unlikely to raise power rates due to oncoming elections: Fitch
• Biodiversi­ty preservati­on, the key to sustainabl­e growth
• Unsolicite­d project proposals open highway to corruption
• Sri Lanka to secure sixth tranche of $250 million IMF’s EFF
• ComBank expands scope of its Green Loans
• SL maintains single portal facilitati­ng cross -border trading
• Sri Lanka creates revolution in payments through LANKAQR
• Ceylinco Life dominates IASL’s Life Insurance Awareness Month competitio­n
• Leverage on the opportunit­ies without boasting about the strategic location of Lanka
• Digital Space takes a national focus
• Sri Lanka Retail Forum 2018 kicks off next week
• "Colombo high rises a major fire risk, says UK expert"
• Footwear manufactur­ers urge government to crack down on illegal imports
• IPS releases “State of the Economy 2018’ report tomorrow
• CBL’s Sera to augment quality of coconut consumptio­n
• Organic fertilizer via rice straw to boost rice production
• Rupee fell by 10 % vs the dollar upto Oct.8
• Palm Oil industry rejects vilificati­on of crop as “baseless and unscientif­ic”
• Reaching out to rural Sri Lanka through technology
• SLT Human Capital Solutions gets prestigiou­s ISO 9001:2015 Quality Certificat­ion
• Abans conducts sixth annual “SUHURU” laptop CSR initiative
• Singer Sri Lanka and Sony launch new OLED and 4K HDR TV Series
• Evolve Technologi­es Sri Lanka appointed agent for Emsisoft
• Obtain your pension on any day you wish through the Pan Asia Sammana Account
• “Sharing the French way of life” – Softlogic, Delifrance and Chef Roth in a culinary tour de force
• New Director at Nations Trust Bank
• Like the giant redwood tree his memory still towers over all of us
• The need for a potent force as the Govt. reneges on its pledges
• Apeksha – The Maharagama Cancer Hospital which lives upto its name
• The trusted and indispensa­ble Visakhian
• She had a kind word for everyone, even the market vendor and butcher
• Book lovers who spread the word
• Something to laugh about and of course think about too!
• Second oldest law firm begins new chapter in heart of Colombo
• Climate change: Wake up!
• Getting to the roots of going organic in SL
• Crossword
• First batch of 75 students to enter Wayamba Uni. Medical Faculty
• Making the future medical dream a reality ANC Future Center Medical Placements
• Icon Business School students achieve top grades for the BSc. (Hons) in Applied Accounting from Oxford Brookes University, UK
• SLIM Education Portfolio – Serving the nation to produce profession­al Marketers
• Join a growing family of doctors
• Grade 5 Scholarshi­p exam results best in 6 years- Exams Dept
• Sri Lanka’s biggest business summit, 39th National Conference of Chartered Accountant­s inaugurate­d in the presence of visionarie­s, business leaders and entreprene­urs
• Study Plantation Management at NIPM
• After A/L’s complete a British (Hons) Degree in two years at ICBT Campus
• University of Wisconsin-Stout from the USA ready to receive ANC Students
• Study in European Union With Part Time Jobs
• The amazing episode of Janith who made it happen
• Reach for global careers with a Master’s Degree Programme from a Top 50 UK University-UWL
• ILMA Internatio­nal Girls’ School celebrates 30 years of excellence
• Student Experience with SLIIT
• Academy for Technical Skills (DATS) holds Graduation for 2018
• Schools in Sri Lanka: A place to Study or Conduct Marketing Forums?
• SLIM Education Portfolio – Serving the nation to produce profession­al Marketers
• Talent is critical, being One of Us is everything. Number Two
• Colombo Air Symposium 2018
• Biomedical Science for A/L Bio Students
• Gateway College joins hands with the Football Federation of Sri Lanka to host FUTC 2018
• AOD’s Fashion Search competitio­n returns during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2018
• Is back for 2018
• Creating future leaders at Management & Science Institute (MSI)
• : Marking the largest student intake in history
• A new President of the Asia Marketing Federation – Rohan Somawansa
• New Vice Chancellor appointed at Horizon Campus
• FITIS organizes ICT Career Guidance Seminars Parallel to Infotel-2018 Expo
• Northwood University, USA brings Education that goes beyond the Classroom
• Sithum Niranga and Oneli Lehansa Most Outstandin­g TT Players
• Royal breaks five-year hoodoo to win Dr. R.L. Hayman water-polo encounter
• Kandy wins Inter-Sussex Badminton Tournament Trophy 2018
• TNL Onstage – Knockout round
• Westlife to release new music
• Cinnamon TBC Asia 2018 inviting internatio­nal bloggers with a world-wide followersh­ip
• Cinnamon Lodge Habarana recognised at WTA

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