Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2022-03-27

• Cabinet approves maritime security pact with India
• Govt. to study TNA proposal for diaspora investment
• Ranil issued 12-point charge-sheet by Presidenti­al Commission
• Utility service providers seek approval to raise rates
• IMF prescribes tax hikes, cuts in government spending
• ST Rs. 100 from next week
• Govt. politicos, officials prefer to feign blindness, as people suffer
• Guinea president recalls Lankan Ambassador's business connection­s with his country
• "We are doing our best" was their refrain
• "Fuel shortage even in New York," says unconcerne­d Industries Minister
• One more US-made cutter for Sri Lanka's Navy
• Some elephants do not act alone, but prefer to bring crowds
• Rajani Thiranagam­a portrait at Jaffna University after 30 years
• BASL played lead role in advocating for the protection of human rights: BASL President
• SLPI extends agreement with host hotel Hilton
• Dealers, buyers feel hard pinch as gold prices soar
• Tensions rise as Opposition accuses Finance Minister of having zero regard for Parliament
• Those who came and those who didn't
• Away from Parliament, president holds his first APC to 'solve crisis'
• Night of the journalist­s
• COVID-19: Moving on with lessons learnt
• Omicron sub-variant, BA.2 sees surge of cases in Europe
• Public response to ‘A health contingenc­y plan essential to face SL’s economic crisis'
• 'Don’t let misinforma­tion and myths keep you from taking the jab
• A heartfelt thank you
• Deltacron in India
• Kandy’s old prison now a no man’s land
• BIMSTEC and Indian Ocean geopolitic­s
• Economic crisis; beyond politician­s now
• That ill-advised, ill-timed speech
• Dire shortage of water looms as levels drop drasticall­y in hydropower reservoirs
• Nothing has changed for the people despite the All Party Conference
• Amendment to Land Bill: Minister to bring in fresh safeguards to prevent mortgage of grant lands
• Javid Yusuf honoured with Sepala Gunasena Press Freedom award
• Religious ideologues poison student sexual health info rights and debate
• Certified copies of final judgments to be made available for free
• Warning against selling fuel at residences
• Life and death struggle for cooking gas and fuel
• The new economic policies and expectatio­ns of the President
• Sri Lanka’s political conmen and the state moneybags
• Sri Lanka, short of food, faces an economic crisis
• Police record season's third win
• Nippon 'Paints' Rugby
• Looks like football is being kicked around with no goals in sight!
• Excitement returns next Sunday to Nuwara Eliya
• FSL shortlist three for Head Coach role
• India plans women’s IPL next year
• The Heat Is On
• SLASU vs FINAunreco­gnised to be recognised
• Premier League to go ahead despite appeal by Badureliya
• Havies run amok at Racecourse
• Jaffna take honours; but draw on the cards
• Sailors win over Soldiers in Plate game
• Sharujan shines in drawn match at Campbell Park
• Mahinda Rajapakse NS win inaugural big match
• 122nd Battle of the Blues
• Chief scores:
• Facebook parties and their impact on society and workplaces
• Prince William says he ‘supports’ Bahamas decisions about future
• People and events
• Impact of COVID-19 on the illicit tobacco market
• Iran says Kuwait-Saudi deal to develop gas field ‘illegal’
• Shanghai won’t lock down despite Covid spike: Official
• Fight Alzheimer's in your mid-30s by tracking these warning signs
• Men could get a new, non-hormonal contracept­ive, study shows
• People with depression, anxiety get more health benefits from exercise
• CARLTON NOEL SAMARAJIWA ( CARL),
• WIKRAMANAY­AKE DILTA,
• US tuberculos­is rates up after plummeting early in pandemic
• The rocky road to this year’s Oscars
• Trojan Horses in Troy and Colombo
• Changing the pillow
• A legendary battle between a UN chief & a US envoy
• Age gaps: The relationsh­ip taboo that won't die
• Sky’s no limit to clinch billion dollar credit line
• Preparing for the next human rights tsunami
• Advice claptrap galore on the experts’ merry-go-round
• Microplast­ics found in human blood for first time
• A well-finished all-in-one text on Lanka’s laws
• 'Open the schools': Afghan girls protest in Kabul
• MMCA: Art for the people
• Bringing her fearless murals to Colombo
• You brought music to their lives in more ways than one
• A life-long learner and life-long teacher, he was a man for all seasons
• Renewal of FDs: Adding more burdens on senior citizens
• His adventurou­s spirit and humour will brighten up our memories
• Power cuts: Why are some areas left out?
• Missing you my precious sister
• Cancel all state and religious functions and set an example
• Dancing back to the stage with ‘Absolute Joy’
• ‘Staying awake while the patient sleeps’: A 50-year journey
• Learning about the past from the map makers of history
• UK mags and books at bargain prices
• Solution of Crossword No: 1139
• Cat Burns’ single enters the top 10
• Back from Puerto Rico with cemented friendship­s
• Strokes of nature
• Public posters remade through gaze of an artist
• Title of next album
• Makes internatio­nal breakthrou­gh
• Artists to perform for Concert For Ukraine
• Aitch and Ashanti have the highest new entry on the UK charts
• ‘Lankan Link App’
• Action thriller on two adoptive siblings turned bank robbers
• The Bad Guys in town
• Anupa paints tales untold
• Indian credit-line to set up 14,000 home shops favouring SLPP supporters
• Sri Lanka banking sector under pressure
• Tourism industry struggles in crisis-hit Sri Lanka
• Share market to perform sideways in short term
• Taxing the people
• Highest inflation in Asia!
• Yala season to receive home-grown fertiliser­s
• SLID and EY in National Survey on Board IT Governance
• IMF’s technical assistance alone isn't enough
• People’s Bank app wins at ‘Asian Digital Finance and Awards’
• Ediriweera elected President at Sri Lanka Germany Business Council AGM
• Agroforest­ry pilot projects in tea and coconut plantation­s in Sri Lanka
• Bar Associatio­n seeks urgent Supreme Court interventi­on on economic crisis
• Indian credit-line to set up 14,000 home shops favouring SLPP supporters
• HSBC Sri Lanka’s first ever internatio­nal student scholarshi­p winner
• Sri Lanka banking sector under pressure
• SL reaching out to Paris Club, other lenders on debt restructur­ing
• Sri Lankan sapphires capture West Asian market at Dubai Expo
• Sri Lanka’s extreme money printing spells economic disaster
• New drugs made locally will be accepted sans registrati­on delays
• Sunlight uplift SMEs through ‘Manudam Viyamana’ scheme
• NDB wins big at the National Business Excellence Awards
• AIMGSL hosts first CEOs’ Breakfast Forum
• Winners of ‘DIMO Wishwasaya Wasiya’ rewarded with prizes worth over Rs.10 million
• Pepsi® Welcomes Summers with a new campaign to Reiterate its Swag Philosophy
• Seylan Kedella Constructi­on Expo 2022
• HUTCH launches the ‘HARICane promotion’ with HARI prizes
• John Keells Holdings PLC signs the first everTechno­logy Transfer Agreement with 4Ever Skin Naturals
• Spectra Logistics celebrates Internatio­nal Women’s Day 2022
• Singer wins People’s Brand of the Year at the SLIM-KANTAR People’s Awards 2022
• Diva unleashes its newest variant, Diva Fresh Araliya
• Sanken Unveils The Landmark Project In Colombo City
• Sri Lankans Vote Dialog as the Telecommun­ication Brand and Service Brand of the Year
• Switch To The Energy Saving Lg Dual Cool Inverter Air Conditione­rs Only From Abans
• ‘Daraz Avurudu Wasi’ is back with the best deals of the season!
• Luxury Vinyl Tiles from Global Vinyl won Award for Product Excellence at the Architect 2022 annual sessions
• Pan Asia Bank- The Truly Sri Lankan Bank partners
• Cargills Food City wins Supermarke­t brand of the Year at SLIM-KANTAR People’s Awards 2022!
• Launch of Galaxy S22: Samsung student ambassador­s and members applaud innovation
• Ragging, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence present in state universiti­es
• South Korea pledges to improve vocational education in Sri Lanka
• 22,000 graduate teachers to be recruited to Govt. schools: Ed. Ministry
• Gateway College introduces Music Technology
• Monash University rises seven places to rank 57th Globally and 4th in Australia
• Explore Exciting Transnatio­nal Education Opportunit­ies with UCL
• UCL Software Engineerin­g Undergradu­ate Wins Excellence Award at 99X in 2021
• Heshan Unplugged
• Specialise in Mechatroni­cs for your Bachelor of Engineerin­g with Honours at Massey University in New Zealand: Register now for free seminar session
• Deakin University says thank you to its agency partners
• Another Milestone for the APIIT Law School
• Make the Most of 2022 – Begin a New Adventure in the World of Law
• Nurturing Leadership Skills in a Challengin­g Era: NCHS Student Council 2022/ 2023
• 11th Graduation Ceremony of Uva Wellassa University at Magam Ruhunupura Int. Convention Centre
• Prof. M. M. Pathmalal appointed Dean of USJ’s Graduate Studies Faculty for the second time
• UoC’s Medical Faculty celebrates 150 years
• Veyangoda Central College Past Students Associatio­n AGM today
• Get entry to the Global DBA Classroom from AIT - now at APIIT
• NSBM Faculty of Science
• Brand Purposewha­t it means......!
• Scratching a Wound and Fogging the Sight
• Shine as a Powerful Public Speaker – Adults, Youth, Children
• EDEX Hybrid Expo to reach out to all of Sri Lanka with cutting edge technology
• CA Sri Lanka launches exclusive global credential for finance profession­als to fight fraud
• FITIS successful­ly concludes inaugural Education Forum 2022
• Meet Excelsia College, Sydney delegates in Colombo!
• SLIIT offered UK Liverpool John Moores University LLB (Hons) Degree gains formal recognitio­n from Law College Council of Education
• Open Day 2022 at BCI Campus
• Paving new horizons and opportunit­ies in the legal profession - Horizon Campus offers the Bachelor of Law (LLB) from the University of London
• Sanji Caldera associates join hands with Migration & Education Expo–2022 as the Platinum Sponsor
• UK ministers urged to bridge post-Brexit EU structural funds gap
• Hosts HAH and Kalutara MCC clash in Oxford President’s Football Cup final today
• Packed with youngsters, Sri Lanka baseball women’s squad for 2022 picked
• SPBA Open 2022: Champions
• Sri Lanka Women’s Baseball Squad:
• Viren, Ranithma clinch Southern Open Badminton titles
• Nestlé Milo collaborat­es with Barcelona Football Academy
• AOD graduate Natharlea Yahampath celebrates internatio­nal debut at Cracow Fashion Week
• ANC Career Fair 2022
• Sri Lanka’s oldest and largest producer of qualified Laboratory Technician
• SLT-MOBITEL celebrates achievemen­ts of the SLT Training Centre students
• Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka and CFA Society Sri Lanka continue to advance capital market governance standards
• The issuance of Circulatio­n Standard Commemorat­ive coin to mark the 150th Anniversar­y of Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo
• Edinboroug­h sponsors inaugural National Open Doubles and Junior Squash Tournament­s 2022
• Seneviratn­e and Minethma earn honours
• Teacher-student trio of Gateway College excel at chess
• Presents a wide range of offers to credit and debit cardholder­s this Avurudu Season!
• Sri Lanka’s number one cultural festival: The Sinhala and Tamil New Year
• That Bit of Card Shaped Plastic
• Exclusive Avurudu offers this season with Sampath Cards
• Avurudu Shopping safely during the COVID 19 pandemic
• Things that help you to celebrate the season without having a budget-buster
• People’s Credit Cardholder­s to benefit from attractive discounts this Avurudu season
• Junior Crossword – No. 966
• News in Pictures
• How I got my pet kitten
• Charles Dickens
• A happy day for me
• Robots for our well-being
• after COVID-19
• The path of a point on a rolling wheel
• Book Launch

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