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Sunday July 31, 2005

News
	US warns Lanka on religious bill
	VVIP security for LTTE Trinco leader Elilan
	More party powers for CBK
	President hangs the death penalty
	SLFP campaign begins on Sept. 6
	Mervyn’s son to be charged
	CFA in danger through Govt. inaction: Bala
	Customs officials to probe unauthorised UNDP cargo
	Int’l aid group rehabilitates four tsunami-hit schools
	Lion of Ruhuna rows to the top
	UNP getting ready for Presidential fray
	UGC chairman increased salaries of academic staff ‘secretly’, says union
	Future of Sathosa: Solution within sight?
	Stuck in garbage, Mayor walks out
	Still on good terms
	Premier, Ranil set to break CC deadlock
	JHU states its position on Presidential candidate
	No flights to Mumbai till tomorrow
	More questions than answers for PM’s ‘Helping Hambantota’ account: MP
	Call CMC’s toll-free phone No. 110 in case of an accident
	Private power plant owners a stumbling block, says Susil
	LTTE child recruitment worries UNICEF
	B’DAY BASH BOOMERANGS
	DM’s words uncivilised and unprintable: FMM
	One war begins and another ends
Financial Times
	Capital Reach seeks ailing companies
	LIOC claim under negotiation, minister says
	Dialog eyes mobile TV markets
	Big scams in education business
	Distilleries seen overtaking other conglomerates
	The booming telecoms sector
	Euro 49 m from Germany for tsunami work
	US grants Rs 5.7 bln for tsunami recovery
	New WLL technology helps meet growing telecom demand
	Opportunity for Sri Lanka to re-position tourist industry
	Productive use of old Pet bottles and plastic waste
	New training manual on preventing post-tsunami human trafficking
	Health tourism – new fad in travel
	Social issues to drive ST Business Club
	IMF report says govt. still abusing captive funds
Sports
	Injured Sana’s killer punch
	Taj Television denies
	Radha, nurtures and watches them grow
	Galle awaits international soccer stadium
	Hey! it’s time to ponder
	The need of the hour
	Jackie Dias captures Ladies Crown at Royal Colombo
	It’s the game that matters
	Kandy through, but on a low note
	Moving ball worry Under 19 cricketers
	Namal hat-trick floors Peterites

After speculation of a running battle, they are now virtual running mates. So, Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse and Minister Anura Bandaranaike were warm in greeting each other at President Chandrika Kumaratunga’s book launch-a day after they were nominated as the party’s candidates for the presidency and premiership. Pic by Ishara S. Kodikara .
Columns
	After back-stabbing, now back-slapping - Political Column
	Johnny! Let us do it our way - 5th Column
	UN resolution on child recruiting too soft for FM applause - inside the glass house
	President trains her guns on me - Situationa Report
	A thousand Dollars for the few, the very few - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Like a puppet on a string - Thoughts from London
	Redressing the non-functioning of the 17th amendment - Focus on Rights
	A news vaccination against the future - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
Plus
	A shocking “compare and contrast” with Thailand
	The case of the great nightclub humbug…
	We have to give Mervyn an Alu Banduna
	A dog’s death definitely worse than a dog’s life
	What do dogs do –humans bite more than they bark
	‘Ninewells’ – fertile couples need not apply
	Champion of press freedom no more
	US organisation promotes local English education
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
	Arts
Mirror Magazine
	For chaos-free happiness
	When the heart hurts...
	True champs
TV Times
	‘Cosmic Hits’, sing-along at the BMICH
	‘Punsanda Paaya’ Moratuwa dilenna
	Vimukthi teaches filmmaking in India
	Sudath's shows 'Shades of Ash'
	Child deities descend to earth
	The ‘Back Street Boys’ are back on streets
Funday Times
	The great service rendered by King
	When the streets of Kandy are one mass of humanity
	Paduma and the gold chain

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