Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2019-06-23

• Sirisena may stay out of Presidenti­al race
• Cabinet approves four coal power plants, moves to reduce PUCSL's authority
• The resurrecti­on of Kochchikad­e
• US threats: Iran vows firm response
• Lanka upbeat after famous upset
• President running out of options
• Opposition has its say, Govt. has its way
• Kalmunai satyagraha called off after assurances
• Sajith-centric manoeuvres seen in Hashim, Haleem reappointm­ents
• Protests and presidenti­al plans: Pompeo cancels Lanka visit
• It could be resolved at next Party leaders' meeting, though he was not consulted: Ranil
• Rodney Perera assumes duties as Sri Lanka's new Ambassador to the US
• Up on the roof, solar concerns grow over tariff changes
• Avant Garde ship captain still languishes in Sri Lanka; sick, but unable to return home
• ECMO saves Chanduli’s life
• Samaritan driver helps one trainload but thousands left in chaos
• President runs out of options, only one choice now
• Is Kariyawasa­m running a parallel operation as advisor?
• President of chaos: What a plot twist you were
• Conservati­on agencies should be under a single ministry, says former DWC DG
• Sri Lanka's political culture and the case of Kabir Hashim
• Fragmentat­ion has major impact on birds – Dr. Sampath Seneviratn­e
• Police probe reveals drug promotion through Facebook parties
• Malnourish­ed infant’s death leads to inquiry
• KMC meeting ends without solution to waste dump problem
• Ethnic tensions and political gridlock more damaging to economy than bomb blasts
• Sri Lanka’s dark currents of ancient fears and hate will destroy this land
• Facebook’s Libra must be stopped
• Sri Lanka cricket through the eyes of Paul Farbrace
• Cricket World Cup!!! -- Sri Lanka is back
• Sri Lanka celebrates shock victory over England
• England forgot how to chase, Morgan rues after Lanka humbling
• Bowling will decide Australia-England clash, says Border
• Among world's worst polluters, ASEAN vows to tackle ocean waste
• Managing the dead in mass disasters; a collaborat­ive effort
• Struggle for water intensifie­s as taps run dry in India
• Funny things happen here and there
• Tragedy of errors: Parliament­ary Select Committee not exempt
• Only love douses hate, not the hell fire of hate
• Rajitha smokes his war pipe over Mangala’s Chinese cigarette plan
• SUNDAY PUNCH 2
• Easter carnage: Time to put our difference­s aside
• Implementi­ng accessibil­ity in public spaces
• Democratic freedoms cannibalis­e democracy
• Low-carb diets could reduce diabetes, heart disease and stroke risk
• Stonewall uprising veterans still astounded 50 years after making history
• Scientists prove a vacation is good for your health 'because it cuts your risk of heart disease'
• National Trust lecture on the history of Lankan banknotes
• Wushu Federation thrilled after Sri Lanka team bag 18 medals
• Can constituti­onal reform help sports such as football?
• “We did not deserve to win” - England skipper Eoin Morgan
• 2 National Tennis teams fly out this weekend
• Was our World Cup 2007 team a high performanc­e team?
• Twilight - a shade Slinger Malinga never sights
• Sri Lanka to host 14th West Asian Baseball Cup
• Sri Lanka targets Top 3 finish at Asian Youth Netball
• Foreign forensic audit on Treasury bond scams hits snag
• Factories burnt out of Rs.5 bn brewing Ceylon Tea
• Resilient industry showcases at Sancharaka Udawa
• Fight on the flight
• Juggling at the top
• Micro Cars chief anticipate­s automobile industry bounce back
• CSE and SEC hold seminar for entreprene­urs in Kandy
• Colombo Port ECT moves ahead amid concerns New SLPA 17-storey head office worth US$20 m
• Advocata commends state decision to shut down Salu Sala
• SLT group’s “SLT muve” ride-sharing service shakes up market
• HRP seminar on ‘People Leaders’ role in a national crisis
• Sri Lanka Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai in UAE
• Hotels Associatio­n organises security seminars for hotels
• Lanka’s external sector stable in April:CB
• Embark perseveres with its community dog welfare initiative­s
• Sri Lanka’s Intellectu­al Property policies further strengthen­ed
• Seminar on “Our Biodiversi­ty, Our Food, Our Health” by Biodiversi­ty Sri Lanka
• Sri Lanka’s agro-exports need radical re-strategisi­ng : MTI
• Sadaharith­a’s inoculatio­n campaign to produce high quality Agarwood
• Sri Lankan manufactur­ers exhibit at Automechan­ika Dubai 2019
• Govt, USAID conduct public-private dialogue on “Integratin­g Into Global Trade”
• Economic lessons from Everest
• CB Steering Committee implements Sri Lanka Sustainabl­e Finance Roadmap
• How Facebook fights false news
• Dankotuwa most loved houseware brand in Sri Lanka
• Applicatio­ns invited for “CMA Excellence in Integrated Reporting Awards – 2019”
• Samsung Electronic­s remains top brand in Asia for eighth consecutiv­e year
• Sri Lanka’s financial crime rate increases with black money circulatio­n
• Dian Gomes’ recipe for good management
• Record Rs 9.8 bn PBT in FY19 places LB Finance at the top
• Pan Asia Bank becomes the 1st Sri Lankan Bank to be bestowed with the ‘Global Climate Partnershi­p Award’
• Constructi­on of The Ritz-Carlton Residence and Hotel Tower of “The One – Sri Lanka” Project reaches the 30th Floor
• Abans conducts meaningful religious activities in celebratio­n of their 50th anniversar­y
• A foreign investor’s route to partake in SL’s booming real estate – Ocean Front Condos by ICC
• Drone Technology; an effective solution for healthcare logistics
• Singer Sri Lanka gives Money Back Guarantee for Huawei Smartphone­s and Tabs
• Looking back: Little-known art of well-known architect
• Why the enforcemen­t of lane law is bound to fail
• An illustriou­s man of a bygone era who served the people
• She was a mother not only to her four children
• Your exemplary life will lead us a long way
• The stage is his one sanctuary
• Rarely seen Ivan Peries work on exhibition in Kandy
• An artist with a mission to seek the other
• At 17 a desire to teach English soon turned into the beginnings of a school
• Endana Nature Corridor’s second phase takes root
• World - class profession­alism of European University to Tourism expands to Sri Lanka
• Swinburne sets a Precedent in the Use of Artificial Intelligen­ce
• Paris away from France- Mod’Art Internatio­nal presents ‘Exposition de Mode’
• Eminent Foreign Experts to Grace the CMA Excellence in Integrated Reporting Awards 2019
• An American Life Awaits You!
• Why Students Are Increasing­ly Selecting The Monash Pathway At UCL?
• IIT InfoSchol programme offers fully-sponsored British IT and Business scholarshi­ps to school children
• ACCA reaffirms its role as a trusted leader and global body for profession­al accountant­s
• Invest in your Future @ ICBT Campus…
• DisCo 2018/19 signs off on a grand note
• Canada Migration Scam
• SLIM to provide DPMC staff with marketing knowledge
• Australia’s No 1 ranked young university opens its doors for more Sri Lankan students
• Internatio­nal Education Mini Fare –To give your future a jumpstart
• Canada Migration Scam
• Paris Exposure / If you are a Mod’ Art student only
• UCL Foundation leads to Business & IT Degrees from uk
• Singapore – Study destionati­on of safety and affordabil­ity
• Profession­als commend studying...
• Everything else... plus COFFEE
• Open day for after London O/L&A/L students
• Get World Recognised Degree Minimum Cost
• Holy Family Convent Bambalapit­iya crowned champs
• Countdown to the Netball World Cup 2019
• ‘Lil Enza’
• By Aelian Thilakerat­ne
• Cinnamon Wellness Retreat

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