Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2022-02-27

• Basil will go to the IMF in April
• From the Kandy Lake, a plea for peace
• Financial relief for Ukrainian tourists stranded here?
• Govt. urged to declare fuel supply as essential for power generation
• Beer and wine for tourists at home stays, guest houses
• Indian IT firm given SDP status for US$ 10.25mn investment here
• Dec. 3 blackout: Committee recommends police probe
• SriLankan pilots fly the roster, claiming airline boss failed to honour pledge on pay-cut
• CEB to go to the people with energy conservati­on mechanisms
• Bandula Padma Kumara: Prominent voice for free media stilled
• Airline offices’ dollar payments to principals pile up
• Ramanathan brings huge crowd to SLFP rally in Karaveddy; Dayasiri gets people to dance by singing famous Tamil song
• Easter Sunday Massacres: 88 volumes of hard copies given to MPs, request for soft copies
• State Minister pours cold water on oxygen remarks
• Harin brings battery powered torches to go to the washroom in Parliament
• Detractors see new commission as media circus for possible polls
• Priyani: Few bad eggs at RRISL but others delighted
• Ukraine invasion: Lanka ticking time bomb and may blast into bankruptcy
• Foreign Ministry refers to seashells, like she sells seashells on the sea shore
• Chamuditha says he has no faith in police probe on attack on his home
• No light shed on burning issues despite big din
• All eyes on Ukraine as Lanka fears conflict will hit already battered economy
• ‘After a COVID-19 infection, let your body guide you’
• Hypothesis on cold-water showers after a COVID-19 attack
• Immunity, natural infection & vaccines
• Vaccinatio­n of children
• Future of the pandemic
• Addressing concerns of patients
• Details of the observatio­nal study
• Sparks fly as pandemic-hit people now suffer power cut woes
• Adding public ire to fuel
• More pain awaits Sri Lankans at the grocery and at the pump
• Electricit­y Consumers Associatio­n pooh poohs CEB claims of no discrimina­tion
• IUSF says students preparing for exams studying in the dark
• No revision of CPC fuel prices: Gammanpila
• PUCSL chief: It is not power crisis, but fuel and forex crisis
• State of the economy: State the truth
• UNHRC makes wide ranging recommenda­tions to Govt
• Only God knows why
• Drug importers warn of shortages if delays and dollar problem are not addressed
• Govt. should not be averse to consultati­on with stakeholde­rs
• Dollar crunch throws supply chains, businesses into disarray
• West Container Terminal project: Agreements signed with Adani Ports, other partners
• Sea cucumber farming spells death to traditiona­l coastal fishing in north
• Govt. to expand vessel monitoring as Lankan fishermen continue to fish in foreign waters
• Zoo remains headless for fifth consecutiv­e week; probe on DG’s complaint continues
• The masked horror
• A stinking sight
• No prospects or policies for resolving the economic and financial crisis
• The mills of god and the grinding of justice overseas
• Russia’s war and the global economy
• Sri Lanka Squash drive enables qualifying of Players to PSA league
• Big-hitting de Grandhomme rallies New Zealand as South Africa dominate
• Young blood Vinuja Ranpul’s date with dream and desire
• Sangeeth Suriyage sets sights in producing the next generation of drivers
• Police unit to dig deep into doping incidents
• SSC honours it’s Immediate Past President
• This year’s 143rd Battle of the Blues in July!
• Sylvesters win by 8 wickets
• Chaminda Mendis shines as Petroleum Corporatio­n clinch NSCA T20 title
• Ashen steers Bens to victory
• Tamil Union outclass Police SC by 10 wkts
• India thrash butterfing­ered Sri Lanka
• Colombo stares at Jaffna’s jumbo total despite Roshen’s 147*
• Cops put Reds in shackles at Police Park
• Waduge's ton lifts Galle out of danger
• SCOREBOARD
• CHIEF SCORES:
• CHIEF SCORES:
• Indian series swansong for senior seamer Suranga Lakmal
• Deadly floods hit eastern Australia, rains continue
• UN to agree on plan for ‘historic’ plastics treaty
• Vaccines: What we know about long-term safety now
• Largest bacterium ever discovered has an unexpected­ly complex cell
• People and events
• These African heritage sites are under threat from rising seas, but there's still time to save them
• Buying dollars with rupees
• Did US provoke Putin’s war?
• World’s custodian of peace remains glaringly irrelevant
• Sri Lanka: Waiting for Godot in the Theatre of the Absurd
• As Kaputas begin to gather in Geneva
• Will India do a ‘Russian Ukraine’ in Lanka or China one in Taiwan?
• Akuna strikes new dramatic note at Lionel Wendt
• More to come: Exhibition, festival of plays
• Breaking barriers in the foothills of the Himalayas
• Not the time to appease public with counter-productive rhetoric
• Leaving a legacy of love for four-legged friends
• Epitome of simplicity and graciousne­ss
• Memories of the good times will live on
• I will miss her phone calls and caring ways
• Injustice done to profession­al families going for overseas training
• Livewire of our small family group
• My father and I
• A prescripti­on for good governance
• Suduwelipo­tha: Ruk Rakaganno on a reforestin­g mission in Sinharaja
• CLUES No. 1137
• Entry on UK singles
• Clean Bandit back to their classical roots
• Sir Paul: Oldest artist to perform at Glastonbur­y
• Jamal Edwards no more
• Dua Lipa no more with TaP
• ‘Api Thamai Apiwa Danne’ Sings Madhavee
• A play on an ordinary day events that defined a decade
• ‘PREMAYENAG­ARAYA’ AT ELPHINSTON THEATRE Thornton’s theatre in town
• Political comedy goes on the boards
• ‘Death at an Antique Shop’ back at Wendt
• Golden jubilee for ‘Godfather’
• Teachers for e-learning, video and radio lessons sought after
• Daily power outages: A/L students sitting for exams affected
• Quality Assurance Bill amendments to be taken up in the House
• Legal education to be added to school curriculum: Justice Ministry
• GISM Campus: the culturally and intellectu­ally stimulatin­g learning environmen­t
• One Qualificat­ion, Many Destinatio­ns
• Starting an Australian university adventure in Colombo
• After A/L Gain a Holistic University Experience of Internatio­nal standard Right Here in Sri Lanka
• G.S. Sylvester completes 30 years of success in creating future business and marketing leaders
• SLTC wins an award at the Best Management Practices Company awards
• Wrexham Glyndwr University – we are Inclusive, be part of it!
• Internatio­nal Mother Language Day 2022
• Honourary degrees for Prof. H. A. Aponso and Dr. Gunadasa Amaraseker­a
• New executive committee for Royal College Past Teachers Associatio­n
• 47th convocatio­n of J’pura University this weekend
• 11 gold medals for I. A. Abeygunawa­rdene
• Alumni Associatio­n of the University of Peradeniya Colombo Chapter AGM
• MoU between BIDTI and Sushma Swaraj Institute in the works
• Central Province student receives tab for online studies
• What our students have to say…
• Offers MSc programmes from Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), UK
• Maris Stella College marks Centennial: Endless Odyssey in Quest of Excellence
• Studying for your diploma?
• “To hear for life, listen with care”
• Why qualified students should select YSMU for MBBS/MD ?
• CfPS Law School – University Of London Graduation 2022
• Do you want to study abroad? Top 5 factors to consider when selecting a foreign university
• Australasi­an Academy – School of Culinary Management
• CA Sri Lanka imparts core skills on aspiring Chartered Accountant­s to achieve workplace success
• Why read for a “gold standard” bachelor of laws from the university of london at horizon campus?
• Changing Gears in Front of Emotions
• Ruthlessly focus on your customer..... economy in challengin­g times !
• Fairfirst continues investing on the wellbeing of the future generation through its Road Safety Awareness Programmes
• Commonweal­th Games launch school-linking partnershi­p
• Professor Emeritus Thomass Atkinson to Lead AOD Fashion & Textile Future Vision
• ‘We are ready’: Ukraine’s universiti­es calm in the face of war
• Informatic­s Institute of Technology hosts 27th Convocatio­n
• The Wayamba University of Sri Lanka Welcomed into CFA Institute University Affiliatio­n Second Programme
• APIIT promise 100 top IT graduates to Virtusa annually
• Colonial and Decolonial Thinking and Indigenous Marketing: The Case of Sri Lanka
• Why choose Japan for study & work : A country rich in possibilit­y!
• Develop research mindset among undergradu­ates, India urged
• EDEX Hybrid Expo 2022 Brings in ICBS as Gold Sponsor
• SLIM Research Bureau holds ‘Accelerati­ng Women’s Economic Empowermen­t in Sri Lanka’ forum
• Microplast­ics and the Environmen­tal Impact
• APIDM Partners with the Department of Marketing Management of the University of Kelaniya for Digital Outlook Sri Lanka 2022
• The British Council’s Skills Plus course designed to help students improve their communicat­ion skills for higher education and careers after A-Levels
• Global Systems Solutions defends Mercantile-level Esports title for second year
• Kularathna Central College Godakawela wins inaugural Dialog Schools Rugby Developmen­t 7s
• Yeti powers Thomian cricket and rugby teams
• Grand Park Arena hosts Inter House Cricket Tournament
• Esandi and Devesh claim main titles
• Reading Developmen­t Tips by Room to Read
• Alone at home
• An interestin­g place I visited
• Loneliness
• Planet Earth
• Pulses around the world
• AMBOSELI HOME OF THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT
• Kenya WHERE SAFARI STARTED
• THE GUITAR ROUTE OF THE ANDES
• THE LUMIARES
• PESTANA PALACE
• MEMMO ALFAMA
• THE INDEPENDEN­TE
• ALMALUSA BAIXA/CHIADO
• MEMMO ALFAMA
• HOTEL VALVERDE

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