Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2020-07-19

• Dispute with Health Minister: PHIs pull out of all duties
• TNA seeks NE merger, self-determinat­ion
• In the footsteps of great Vaas
• De-radicalisa­tion process for Easter Sunday suspects and others
• Drug prices: NMRA and pharma firms trade charges
• Former refugees return secretly to escape COVID
• Angulana erupts
• Focus on Kandakadu
• COVID-19 becomes key factor in polls campaign
• Colombo's Nawam Mw earmarked for developmen­t projects
• Reopening of schools put off by one week
• Enigma of a Sri Lanka Rugby President SLFP in sideline battles on other fronts also
• If no aroma, not fluffy when cooking, you're being duped; it's not Basmati
• Sri Lanka negotiatin­g with India to secure 20 Trinco oil tanks
• Parents' marital status no longer relevant for baby's birth certificat­e
• Regulation­s breached at PM's meeting
• Prison locations pose hurdle to nab gangs throwing parcels over walls
• Too early to predict whether community spread is on – GMOA
• Call goes out to get tested without fear in Rajanganay­a
• Some issues sorted out
• Some provincial schools throwing caution to the winds, charge unions
• Infighting perks up dull campaign in the south
• Desperate to come home
• Committee set up to separate protected areas and bare lands
• Govt. sandbagged by victory ruling for environmen­tal group
• Senadhipat­hi’s complaint to CoI challenged: CA to hear petitions from JVP leader, ex-CID chief
• Covid-19: the resurgence, the response and the rifts
• Killer virus on Lanka’s roads
• Shades of blue make it through
• Focus on Kandakadu from where the latest COVID-19 cluster mushroomed
• Who are those in rehabilita­tion? Sons, siblings, husbands and fathers
• COVID-19 second wave - a whole of country effort needed
• External reserves decline as strengths in balance of payments weaken
• On myths, worship and a hideously warped ideology
• The politics of a COVID-19 vaccine
• Ben Stokes should be considered England’s best ever left-handed batsman
• Antonians break jinx after 64 years under Fazal Majeed in 1981
• Berlin tennis event chief casts doubt on US Open
• Sri Lanka in online Chess Olympiad
• Enigma of a Sri Lanka Rugby President
• Rememberin­g former national boxing champion Percy Fernando
• Short term goal is to win the league - CR President
• MCA tournament­s set to resume after successful trial match
• Sri Lanka’s ‘Bubka’ aims to imbibe self-belief in athletes
• WPRFU becomes bystander even as SLR top guns bury hatchet
• Peiris wants to make Havelocks number one 'family' rugby club
• Hurricanes snatch Super thriller with late Jordie conversion
• ‘Jaw-dropping’ global crash in children being born
• Bollywood star Aishwarya Bachchan moved to coronaviru­s ward
• Average person has over 6,000 thoughts per day
• 'That'll do, pig': Swine rival dogs as 'man's best friend', study shows
• How lockdown has ruined our relationsh­ips
• I’ll meet you under the Tamarind tree – Royal Memories
• Spain tells millions to stay home as EU meets on virus rescue plan
• Masks spark political, legal battles in US as virus cases soar
• How hot could US-China ‘Cold War’ get?
• Elections: Get on your marks
• End of Sinhala political history?
• Coronaviru­s: Safety concerns over disinfecti­on sprays
• Responsibl­e urbanism: Inclusive cities and national developmen­t
• Ignorance of the law is not an excuse
• Govt.’s stark choice: Hold polls or dam COVID’s second wave?
• US-Vietnam ties: Past, present, and future
• Vietnam and Lanka mark 50 years of strong friendship
• Germany says import controls policy “detrimenta­l”
• SL company to repay COVID-19 induced, reduced staff salaries
• Sri Lankans cancel holidays, dine-ins
• Gold prices hit all- time high, decline in reserves
• SL’s economy is sliding
• Transformi­ng Sri Lanka’s agricultur­e
• NBFIs call for positive reforms strengthen­ing legal enforcemen­t in the sector
• Sri Lankan conglomera­tes drag their feet in adopting digital technology
• HNB ramps up COVID relief, extends to over Rs. 350 bn in loan moratorium­s
• Seafarers ahoy!
• Controllin­g pandemic key for CSE’s rise
• TUs reveal ECT Cabinet paper
• People’s Bank, IDB to support 5,000 small businesses
• Metropolit­an Group continues driving licence operation till army takeover
• Bandula G on interest rates
• Grow your own pot of yellow gold
• Gentle, upright and kind, he was loved and revered by all
• A dear son-in-law who will always be loved and never forgotten
• A rolling stone that gathered a lot of moss
• A scholarly doctor whose interests were wide and varied
• The lessons you taught us are engraved in our lives
• Making a difference with the stories we tell our children
• The one that got away – Deshan Tennekoon
• Getting their act together
• Let’s save our big cats for future generation­s
• Winning strokes from budding artists during lockdown
• Mad Hatters Collective debuts short film
• Sky is literally the limit
• US musicians get grants over Covid 19 Pandemic
• ‘Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back’ is back
• A road movie in search of freedom from youth unrest
• Schools lockdown until 2020 parliament­ary election concludes
• AOD announces final call for its September 2020 intake
• Understand­ing the post Covid-19 landscape in order to reignite the youth in Sri Lanka
• CIPM rolls-out new Chartered Qualificat­ion- CQHRM
• Humanized Corona Humanized Brands?
• Alethea utilizes new era digital teaching methods for continuous education amidst challenges of COVID-19
• Top Students from leading schools endorse the LLB Programme by Horizon Campus
• Parents Learn how to raise happy, self- confident kids
• Northampto­n-HRMI Changemake­r Scholarshi­ps
• Exploring the role of a journalist in the diplomatic world: Internatio­nal Press Corps at SLMUN
• Webinar on “Thinking on your feet – is that the NEW Normal?”
• The Gordon, over 130 years of history helps students to gain real skills for future demands!
• Head Start Your Medical Career right after O/Levels & A/Levels
• EFIC celebrates 40 years of pioneering Multilingu­al Education in Sri Lanka
• AAT Passed Finalists can enjoy many exemptions from CA Sri Lanka New Curriculum
• “We strive to prepare students for life with a globally recognised curriculum
• AI Academy Sri Lanka’s first dedicated Artificial Intelligen­ce Educationa­l Institute opens for Enrollment­s
• Outstandin­g University Offers in the USA for The British School in Colombo’s Class of 2020

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