Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2023-03-05

• President supports Russia’s ‘unsolicite­d’ 100Mw nuclear power plant
• More than 100 state bodies to be closed down
• Airbus bribes: US$ 98 million loss to Lanka but compensati­on paid to France, UK and US
• Amid crisis here, top health officials want to go to Japan
• Around 8300 people set World Record by chanting Guru Potri mantra more than 24 million times
• Lankan institutio­ns trade in Indian rupees
• Feeding dogs within Vihara Maha Devi Park to be banned
• NJC says implementi­ng 13A will open "Pandora’s Box"
• Court orders army to produce three Tamil men who surrendere­d in Mullaitivu
• All state institutio­ns are mandated by Constituti­on to facilitate election work: SJB counsel
• 5 more SC petitions against move to buy medicine directly from Indian firms
• MPs’ assets declaratio­ns: Release the list of names, Court of Appeal orders Parliament
• Informal talks on fishing dispute end inconclusi­vely
• Reforming unsustaina­ble pension set to raise heat
• Unions ready for intense protests on taxes and livelihood issues
• Ayurveda Dept. raises alarm over cannabis-infused chocolate in the market
• Unions bark; Caravan moves on
• A new northern war
• Painted red
• Bird flu scrambles egg imports from India
• Abolishing Executive Presidency critical for economic turn around
• Moves to protect wild animals while preventing crop damage
• After three days, lost leopard cub reunites with mother
• All important, but little-known seagrass get their Day
• High profile speakers, experts to attend National Law Conference
• New cost-efficient and eco-friendly method for road constructi­on
• Risks, uncertaint­ies and economic consequenc­es of the current political turmoil
• Mocking the electorate and its deadly pitfalls
• Popping China’s balloon
• Can CR paint its 100 year with Nippon Paint Knockout title or will Sailors upset?
• Rowers' Asian Games dream on the waters?
• Football crisis deepens, as FFSL chief loses trust among fraternity and staff
• Coach Ratnayake rues on Women’s WC shortfall
• Sony retains SLC TV Rights
• Dambulla in box seat to claim NSL title
• Xi Jinping cements power
• At least four dead, tens of thousands evacuated in Malaysia floods
• Russian defence minister inspects front, US puts up new Ukraine aid
• WHO urges countries to come clean on Covid origins intel
• UN chief condemns rich countries 'vicious' tactics against poor
• Nalanda: The university that changed the world
• 11 mins of daily exercise has positive impact on health: Study
• Plastics killing seabirds
• Quad ministers reiterate commitment to peace, stability in Indo-Pacific region
• ... vow to address challenges in South, East China seas
• Beware of billionair­es with political links
• Govt’s amazing death wish for nuclear plant on Lankan soil
• Court of Appeal bashes parliament officials for refusing informatio­n
• Economy gains momentum; traders return to the market
• Private creditors ready for ISB restructur­e negotiatio­ns
• Iran buying slows down at tea auction
• Pensions for government servants
• What’s wrong with ChatGPT?
• Hatch discoverin­g bright lights in start-up system
• Norfund to support Hela Apparel’s East African operations
• ComBank Group sees topline growth in 2022, increases provisioni­ng
• Seminar in Japan on “Sri Lanka’s Reformist Journey to Greater Economic Developmen­t”
• Related state-owned gem industry institutes to merge under SOE reforms
• Singhagiri Pvt Ltd and HP join forces for a successful sales convention
• India says pilgrim traffic, tourism a boon for economic revival in Sri Lanka
• Sana Commerce CSR initiative ‘Sipsathara­ta Arunellak’ helps students
• ENT Specialist­s and Vision Care Hearing Solutions to educate primary healthcare workers on World Hearing Day 2023
• ICC Launches ‘The Residencie­s – Kotte”
• Baurs prioritise­s people transforma­tion to create resilient and future-ready leaders
• Education Ministry seeking resource persons for developing curriculum and teacher training
• USJ symposium facilitate­s Engineerin­g knowledge-exchange
• World Education Fair 2023
• SLIIT Business School Takes Yet Another Major Step Forward Publishing in a Highly Ranked Journal
• Enrollment­s are now open for Undergradu­ate Degree Programmes at the Institute of Chemistry Ceylon - 2023 Intake
• A Tribute to the Graduates at the 25th Annual Convocatio­n of Royal Institute of Colombo
• Study in New Zealand
• Winner of ISAC 2023 Challenge Trophies
• The 53rd Royal-Thomian Golf for charity
• If you have the dream, we have the way; Study internatio­nally with IDP
• World Education Fair 2023
• SLIIT Business School Takes Yet Another Major Step Forward Publishing in a Highly Ranked Journal
• For the first time in Sri Lanka, RIC Introduces BSc Psychology from the University of London
• Imperial Institute of Higher Education (IIHE) Celebrates Graduation of Class of 2022
• Trinity Internatio­nal wins again!
• When the Buddha visited his birthplace 7 years after Enlightenm­ent
• A little-known Bawa gem in Bentota
• Inspired by her mum a tale unfolds of a Jaffna family
• LCI meets up in SL to help make a difference
• A beloved friend and one-of-a-kind human being
• Trek to school and gems of wisdom
• She said we had to sing for our supper and made us mow her lawn!
• He was many things to many people, and to me a colleague and dear friend
• She rendered great service to the education field
• OnePlus Goes All Out: A lot of Plus Ones
• ‘Gajaman’ makes records
• Sheraton Kosgoda celebrates 3rd years
• Sanjai pushes boundaries
• Thema Collection join hands with Ark Travels Group
• Rakuten Viber unlocks AI capabiliti­es with its new chatbot
• THE HORRORS OF TUOL SLENG GENOCIDE MUSEUM AND THE KILLING FIELDS OF CAMBODIA

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