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Sustaining export performance and curbing imports, imperative

Section Columns, The Economic Analysis

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An apple a day in Sri Lanka may not keep the doctor away

Section News

Karu-Polonnaruwa

Relief for drought-hit families

Section News

Matara-attack

Infighting turns into street battles

Section News

The ill fated boat: Meant for 8, but had 18 on board when the tragedy occurred

Five die, three missing in double boat tragedy at Mannar sea

Section News

World's-top-universities

Late for class

Section News

Indian students study inside the Delhi University campus in New Delhi (REUTERS)

Late for class

Section News

New guidelines are being given to child psychologists that state the age of adolescence should be increased to 25 as hormonal changes continue into a person's twenties (Reuters)

An adult at 18? Not any more

Section Sunday Times 2

A man holds a pyramid-shaped watermelon in Tokyo. With melons that sell for the price of a new car and grapes that go for more than 100 USD a pop, Japan is a country where perfectly-formed fruit can fetch a fortune (AFP)

Japan’s luxury fruit masters grow money on trees

Section Sunday Times 2

No tectonic shift in ‘state land being vested in the Republic’

Section Columns, Focus on Rights

Yes, Ranil can: Why I support him

Section News

Development-Bonds

Lanka’s Development Bonds now only a misnomer

Section News

Dayasiri J., Sarath E. sworn in as CMs of NWP, CP respectively

Section News

Dayasiri J., Sarath E. sworn in as CMs of NWP, CP respectively

Section News

Dayasiri J., Sarath E. sworn in as CMs of NWP, CP respectively

Section News

Dayasiri J., Sarath E. sworn in as CMs of NWP, CP respectively

Section News

Dayasiri J., Sarath E. sworn in as CMs of NWP, CP respectively

Section News

Dayasiri J., Sarath E. sworn in as CMs of NWP, CP respectively

Section News

Group-2

The error is regretted, but it was, nevertheless a huge delegation sent at great cost

Section News

Members of the SL delegation that attended last month’s UN General Assembly sessions in New York and right the picture which we inadvertantly carried last week as this year’s delegation

The error is regretted, but it was, nevertheless a huge delegation sent at great cost

Section News

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HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

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HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

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HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

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HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

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HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

Fruit-Graphic

An apple a day in Sri Lanka may not keep the doctor away

Section News

A triumphant moment

HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

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HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

HSBC GTRF team

HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

Dr. Angela de Silva

An apple a day in Sri Lanka may not keep the doctor away

Section News

The winning team

HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

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HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

Local fruits: Not that easy to get

An apple a day in Sri Lanka may not keep the doctor away

Section News

Team supporters celebrating

HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

Teams being introduced to Patrick Gallagher, CEO, Rozanne Almeida Head of GTRF, HSBC and Chamira Wijetiklake, Head of Corporate Banking HSBC.

HSBC conducts GTRF Sixes

Section Sports

Colourful but could be harmful: Wherever one looks imported fruits are freely available. Pix by Athula Devapriya

An apple a day in Sri Lanka may not keep the doctor away

Section News

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Building on safety

Section News

The site at Modera that claimed two lives. Pic by Indika Handuwala

Building on safety

Section News

The two Special Boat Squadran men who steered the flat bottom fibre glass boat that took the Sunday Times team to Kachchativu seen in the foreground, while the Dvora that brought the team to mid sea is seen in the background

Odyssey to our Kachchativu

Section News

Katchativu-Map

Odyssey to our Kachchativu

Section News

The communication tower on Indian soil seen from Kachchativu

Odyssey to our Kachchativu

Section News

Odyssey to our Kachchativu

Section News

Skipper Asela Patabendi

Lawyers to Delhi world cup

Section Sports

Landmark on an island: The solitary historic Church of St Anthony with the white tower to the right-- the sentinel for fishermen at night

Odyssey to our Kachchativu

Section News

Minister of Sports, Mahindananda Aluthgamage

Sports ministry to spend Rs. 300 million in two years

Section Sports

Lankan soccer players in Thailand in unfamiliar surroundings. Very soon they will savour the same facilities in Sri Lanka

Sports ministry to spend Rs. 300 million in two years

Section Sports

The Sri Lanka rugby squad is in for an incentive of Rs. 50,000 a month per player courtesy Ministry of Sports. - File pic

Sports ministry to spend Rs. 300 million in two years

Section Sports

Dharmasoka Ambalangoda skipper Ramesh Mendis paddle-sweeps for a boundary - Pic by Ranjith Perera

Kalutara MV surprise the rest while defending champs DSS bow out

Section Sports

Top surfer Villaran surprised by Sri Lankan talent

Section Sports

Above: Gabriel Villaran demonstrating a manouver to a local surfer on the waters of Arugam Bay. Below: Villaran conducting his second workshop at Okanda yesterday. - Pix by Amila Gamage

Top surfer Villaran surprised by Sri Lankan talent

Section Sports

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CHOGM 2013 preparations meet with official optimism and some public scepticism

Section News

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CHOGM 2013 preparations meet with official optimism and some public scepticism

Section News

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CHOGM 2013 preparations meet with official optimism and some public scepticism

Section News

CHOGM 2013 preparations meet with official optimism and some public scepticism

Section News

Ladies’ College through

Section Sports

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CHOGM 2013 preparations meet with official optimism and some public scepticism

Section News

Thilina Karunaratne of Royal College Colombo set a new meet record while winning the Boys’ U-21 High Jump event. - Pic by Ranjith Perera

Eight more records tumble on fourth day

Section Sports

Madushka Karunanayake, the vice captain of GRFC

GRFC passes sixth mile post

Section Sports

Darshana Dandeniya, the coach cum skipper of GRFC

GRFC passes sixth mile post

Section Sports

The Sooriyawewa Stadium located in the Southern city of Hambantota, is one of the venues that has all facilities cricket needs. - File pic

Sports Ministry’s munificent grant to SLC to uplift rural cricket

Section Sports

Maldives-crisis

Opposition decries Maldives’ 2nd round presidential poll deferment as “a judicial coup”

Section News

Male, MALDIVES: Maldivian activists wave underwear and cartoons as they stage a protest in Male on September 26. AFP PHOTO

Opposition decries Maldives’ 2nd round presidential poll deferment as “a judicial coup”

Section News

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The SLSCA, the MICs and school cricket’s egg theory

Section Sports

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The SLSCA, the MICs and school cricket’s egg theory

Section Sports

Vanishing options and new horizons

Section Sports

Petra Kvitova of Czechoslovakia beat Angelique Kreber of Germany iIn the women’s WTA event in Tokyo last week

Vanishing options and new horizons

Section Sports

For Sri Lankan Rugby the mission is to be among the best in Asia

Developing winning strategies

Section Sports

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Dark secrets of a black beauty

Section News

Print

Still young

Section Sports

Brutal end: The carcass of the black leopard

Dark secrets of a black beauty

Section News

Print

Still young

Section Sports

Mental Health Director Dr. Rasanjalee Hettiarachchi

Poor mental health: National institute can’t cope with the demand

Section News

NIMH Director Dr. Jayan Mendis

Poor mental health: National institute can’t cope with the demand

Section News

Psychiatrists

Poor mental health: National institute can’t cope with the demand

Section News

Sunday Sports Guide

Section Sports

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FOOTBALL THAT IS CAVING IN

Section Sports

FOOTBALL THAT IS CAVING IN

Section Sports

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FOOTBALL THAT IS CAVING IN

Section Sports

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FOOTBALL THAT IS CAVING IN

Section Sports

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FOOTBALL THAT IS CAVING IN

Section Sports

Passengers rush to enter a bus which had stopped at a pedestrian crossing

Private bus crews waive the rules

Section News

Our cameraman captured this picture of a young woman rushing to the middle of the road and clambering into a bus

Private bus crews waive the rules

Section News

Brig. Rajitha Ampemohotti, President, Insurance Conglomerate Allianz receiving the documents from Joe Gross, Global Head of Group Market Management making the announcement that Germany will support Sri Lanka’s Paralympic Movement. On extreme right is Mrs. Surekha Alles CEO Allianz Lanka. On extreme left is Brig. Rajeeva Wickremasinghe, immediate past president of the NSFD.

Paralympic Movement in line for Allianz Lanka support

Section Sports

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Aneka clinches the silver medal in synchronized swimming

Section Sports

The rhyming Ibrahims – to guide Lanka’s rugby fortunes

Section Sports

Royal College Principal Upali Gunasekara receiving the Singer sponsorship - Pic by Hasitha Kulasekera

Royal’s bid to take the game forward

Section Sports

The boy with his parents. Pic by Kanchana Kumara Ariyadasa

Parents handicapped, son makes it to the top with 186 marks

Section News

Opposition Leader Ranil Wickremesinghe

Yes, Ranil can: Why I support him

Section News

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Pieris’ galkatas in outer space

Section Columns, Talk at the Cafe Spectator

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Bid to recapture the glory days

Section Sports

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Pieris’ galkatas in outer space

Section Columns, Talk at the Cafe Spectator

The legendary club house of Colombo Gymkhana Club. - Pix by Mangala Weerasekara

Bid to recapture the glory days

Section Sports

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Pieris’ galkatas in outer space

Section Columns, Talk at the Cafe Spectator

The Ladies' College crew with their teachers in charge and coaches

Ladies-Musaeus rowing tussle next Saturday

Section Sports

The Musaeus College crew with their coach

Ladies-Musaeus rowing tussle next Saturday

Section Sports

Forumla E Racing Series

Sports can help rev up Sri Lanka’s image

Section Sports

Prime Minister D.M. Jayaratne’s son Anuradha greeting his supporters at the Kandy demonstration where his supporters insisted that he be made the chief minister

After the polls, Rajapaksa consolidates his position

Section Columns, Political Column

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After the polls, Rajapaksa consolidates his position

Section Columns, Political Column

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From rhetoric to reality

Section 5th Column, Columns

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From rhetoric to reality

Section 5th Column, Columns

No tectonic shift in ‘state land being vested in the Republic’

Section Columns, Focus on Rights

Econ-Cartoon

Sustaining export performance and curbing imports, imperative

Section Columns, The Economic Analysis

Sustaining export performance and curbing imports, imperative

Section Columns, The Economic Analysis

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The stars of ’75

Section Plus

Senaka

The stars of ’75

Section Plus

The original poster from 1975

The stars of ’75

Section Plus

Mary Magdalene and Peter

The stars of ’75

Section Plus

The dancers

The stars of ’75

Section Plus

N.-Amarasinghe

Appreciations

Section Plus

SEETHA-JAYAWEERA

Appreciations

Section Plus

Staff at the counters attending to the public. Pix by Indika Handuwala

108 and the ‘Grande Dame’ stands tall

Section Plus

The Cinnamon Garden Post Office: Old world charm with new expanding services

108 and the ‘Grande Dame’ stands tall

Section Plus

Mr. Ariyaratne who saw the potential

108 and the ‘Grande Dame’ stands tall

Section Plus

Evacuation of CIA station personnel by Air America on the rooftop of 22 Gia Long Street in Saigon, April 29, 1975. Photo: Hubert van Es / UPI

Gen. Giap: Vietnam war hero who defeated the French, Americans

Section Sunday Times 2

Viet Minh troops plant their flag over a captured French position.. Pic Wikipedia.com

Gen. Giap: Vietnam war hero who defeated the French, Americans

Section Sunday Times 2

Vietnamese women greet General Vo Nguyen Giap during a visit to the historic Dien Phu military headquarters building in Muong Phang, Dien Bien province in this April 19, 2004 file photo. Reuters

Gen. Giap: Vietnam war hero who defeated the French, Americans

Section Sunday Times 2

The Talking Horns. Pic by Indika Handuwala

Germans’ fascination for “The Land of Legends”

Section Sunday Times 2

Pic by Ranjith Perera

Germans’ fascination for “The Land of Legends”

Section Sunday Times 2

Wit's-end

No one believes it, but everyone believes that someone believes!

Section Plus

Using modern technology: Vacuum packed cadju badum. Pix by M.A. Pushpa Kumara

Spice and all that’s nice

Section Plus

Tempting ranges: Well stocked shelves at the Maya Avenue showroom

Spice and all that’s nice

Section Plus

Nalin Pathikirikorale

Spice and all that’s nice

Section Plus

Dayasiri Jayasekera

The Pipe Piper of Wayamba

Section Sunday Times 2

ST @- Lankan elected- addressing International Assembly

Sri Lankan flag flies high in Chicago

Section Sunday Times 2

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Being British really does open doors

Section Sunday Times 2

Not so good: Iraq is near the bottom of the table, with only 31 countries available for entry without a visa (AFP)

Being British really does open doors

Section Sunday Times 2

The UK's citizens are on a par with those from Finland for visa-free access, a study revealed (©CC BY-SA 3.0 'British passport' by Stratforder)

Being British really does open doors

Section Sunday Times 2

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Memories are made of coloured glass on copper

Section Plus

Layla: Bold expressions. Pix by Mangala Weerasekera

Memories are made of coloured glass on copper

Section Plus

Ravi Jayewardene

Bypassing bypass: A much debated alternative

Section Sunday Times 2

Ravi Jayewardene

Doctors still prescribe antibiotics too often: US study

Section Sunday Times 2

Kala-Korner

Meet a host of artistes

Section Plus

At a recent demonstration in Colombo, protesters calling for big pictorial warnings on packets of cigaretters

Puff by puff, towards a heming-heming policy on tobacco

Section Sunday Times 2

A worker looks at a Congress party flag carrying a picture of its party chief Sonia Gandhi next to flags of main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) inside an election campaigning material workshop on the outskirts of Ahmedabad (Reuters)

India announces warm-up for world’s biggest election

Section Sunday Times 2

POLITICS: U.S. debt ceiling options

Prolonged political crisis could weaken US: Kerry

Section Sunday Times 2

This picture grabbed on a video released by the Guardia Costiera on October 4, 2013 shows guards helping an immigrant out of the sea near Lampedusa (AFP PHOTO / GUARDIA COSTIERA)

Divers hope to resume search in migrant boat tragedy

Section Sunday Times 2

Gambian President Yahya Jammeh speaks at the UN General Assembly (AFP)

Commonwealth in dismay at Gambia exit

Section Sunday Times 2

Arts

Everything inspires him

Section Plus

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Everything inspires him

Section Plus

A man holds a pyramid-shaped watermelon in Tokyo. With melons that sell for the price of a new car and grapes that go for more than 100 USD a pop, Japan is a country where perfectly-formed fruit can fetch a fortune (AFP)

Japan’s luxury fruit masters grow money on trees

Section Sunday Times 2

From R to L) the penis of horse, donkey, deer, Russian dog and goat in the kitchen of a hotpot restaurant in Beijing (AFP)

Penis hotpots and snake blood: Asia’s libido-boosting foods

Section Sunday Times 2

A a dish of animal penis at a restaurant in Beijing. From hotpot restaurants that only serve animal penis -- with a side of testicles -- to shots of snake blood, Asia boasts many supposed libido-boosting remedies that may seem unusual, and even repulsive to the uninitiated (AFP)

Penis hotpots and snake blood: Asia’s libido-boosting foods

Section Sunday Times 2

A scene titled "Chicken Nuggets" from artist Banksy's new installation "The Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill" in New York City (AFP)

Just what is in that chicken nugget?

Section Sunday Times 2

A whale dives into sea off the coast of Greenland's capital Nuuk (Reuters)

Oceans face ‘deadly trio’ of threats, study says

Section Sunday Times 2

Suren Abeysekera conducting The Saints at a practice session. Pic by Indika Handuwala

The Saints go singing on

Section Plus

The fear of bad luck really can be reversed by carrying out rituals throwing salt (©CC BY-2.0 'Salt from dry lake' by Lauri Väin)

Fear of bad luck really can be reversed by touching wood and throwing salt

Section Sunday Times 2

Reformist: Pope Francis has accused many of his predecessors of being 'narcissists' (AFP)

Pope Francis continues assault on Vatican traditions

Section Sunday Times 2

A devotee puts a ten rupee note into the Bhandaram or a donation box at the Chottanikkara Bhagavathy temple run by Cochin Devaswom Board on the outskirts of the southern Indian city of Kochi (REUTERS)

Gods forbid: India’s temples guard their gold from government

Section Sunday Times 2

Edward Snowden

Snowden and the Pope

Section Sunday Times 2

Pope Francis

Snowden and the Pope

Section Sunday Times 2

The Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff speaks at the United Nations (U.N.) General Assembly on September 24, 2013 in New York City.(AFP Photo / Spencer Platt)

Brazilian president: US surveillance a ‘breach of international law’

Section Sunday Times 2

Reviving traditional livelihoods: A woman weaving sedges (Kumudini Ekaratne © IUCN)

Small steps for conservation

Section Plus

The team fills up buckets of Crown of Thorn starfish

Operation starfish to save reef

Section Plus

The thorny interloper: Starfish that have been removed from the coral reef

Operation starfish to save reef

Section Plus

Sasha

Adios Sasha, my dearest friend

Section Plus

Celebrate 60 years together. Pic by Athula Devapriya

Happily ever after

Section Plus

Then and now: Pearl and Alfred Perera, on their weding day in 1953

Happily ever after

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Happily ever after

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Happily ever after

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Pearl-and-Alfred-Perera---Then

Happily ever after

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Pearl-and-Alfred-Perera--Now

Happily ever after

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Then and now: Pearl and Alfred Perera, on their weding day in 1953 (above),celebrate 60 years together (left). Pic by Athula Devapriya

Happily ever after

Section Plus

Chef Daniel Leah

Hilton Colombo appoints new executive chef

Section Plus

Royal Principal Upali Gunasekara and Mr. Weeraman looking at the exhibits

Rare stamps on display at ‘Royal Philex 2013’

Section Plus

Chief guest on the occasion Nalaka Weeraman declaring open the exhibition

Rare stamps on display at ‘Royal Philex 2013’

Section Plus

Every child has a story to tell: Student artwork on display

Cora Abraham Art Classes: Annual exhibition celebrates 64 years

Section Plus

STP_FP

Section Plus

Heightened tension: The audience wearing surgical masks watches as the action unfolds. Pic by Deshan Tennakoon

‘Hit by ‘Paraya’

Section Magazine, Magazine

Model - Maneesha Perera; Photographs by Anushika Fernando; Hair and makeup - Dil Sapukotanage; Digital retouching - Dilsh Dil and location sponsor - Dr. Yasa Siriwardena

Mirroring beauty from the past

Section Magazine, Magazine

Dimuthu Sahabandu

Mirroring beauty from the past

Section Magazine, Magazine

Isuri and Sulochana. Pic by Indika Handuwala

Of hopscotch, underwater jungles and adventures in faraway places

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Litex

‘LitEx’ showcasing the creative streak of Jaffna University’s literature students

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Dr. Lasantha Seneviratne

Big challenges for small robots

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Pix: Indika Handuwala

Big challenges for small robots

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

REVEAL

Reveal 2013 – to feature some of the best graduate design talent

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Kanchana

‘State Tvs violating viewers rights’

Section Magazine, TV Times

Sudath Rohana

‘State Tvs violating viewers rights’

Section Magazine, TV Times

Ira-Handa-Yata

‘Ira Handa Yata’ shines in Fiji

Section Magazine, TV Times

Udu-Sulanga

‘Udu Sulanga’ begins to blow

Section Magazine, TV Times

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‘Ini Avan’ creates history

Section Magazine, TV Times

Science

Characteristics of sound

Section Funday Times

History

This day in history

Section Funday Times

Mudliyar Samarakoon was able to lead a comfortable and happy life. While he was serving as the Captain of Ormus he passed away. The Portuguese conducted his funeral rites in a very grand manner. After the demise of Mudliyar Samarakoon, Don Constantine Navaratne was appointed the Dissava of Matara.

This article is part of a continuing series on the ‘Mahavamsa,’ the recorded chronicle of Sri Lankan history

Section Funday Times

This post of Captain was a high rank, second only to the post of Viceroy. The one who holds this post had a claim to a seat in the legislative assembly as well. Thereafter, Mudliyar Samarakoon never came to Sri Lanka. He worked in different areas, where the Portuguese held supremacy and received a high salary as remuneration.

This article is part of a continuing series on the ‘Mahavamsa,’ the recorded chronicle of Sri Lankan history

Section Funday Times

He named Samarakoon as a dangerous prisoner. As such he was handcuffed, chained with an iron chain and sent to Goa. The Viceroy there, knew how very loyal this Mudliyar was, to the Portuguese. So he immediately set him free and appointed him as the Captain of Goa.

This article is part of a continuing series on the ‘Mahavamsa,’ the recorded chronicle of Sri Lankan history

Section Funday Times

The general returned to Colombo. Once again, he marched to attack the Four-Korales. It is then that Mudliyar Samarakoon began to suspect the general. He also received information to the effect that the general was following a lukewarm policy. The general took Mudliyar Samarakoon as a prisoner.

This article is part of a continuing series on the ‘Mahavamsa,’ the recorded chronicle of Sri Lankan history

Section Funday Times

The rebels named ‘Panikki’ attacked the Matara Dissava. Then Mudliyar Samarakoon sent messages to Colombo, asking for help. Accordingly, the general went there with an army and chased the rebels. The lands conquered by the rebels were taken back.

This article is part of a continuing series on the ‘Mahavamsa,’ the recorded chronicle of Sri Lankan history

Section Funday Times

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Children’s Corner at American Centre

Section Funday Times

A miraculous party

Section Funday Times

Speakers – Eran Wickramaratne, H.M.G.S.Palihakkara and Tissa Jayaweera share a joke with STBC President Chaturanga Perera. Pic by Ranjith Perera

CHOGM not just expensive risk, but rare opportunity – former Foreign Secretary

Section Business Times

Arogya Omega 3+ DHA Eggs pack

Designer clothes, designer shoes … what next? Why not designer eggs!

Section Business Times

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Questioning the role of finance and state authorities

Section Business Times

Picture shows Director/CEO of Pan Asia Bank Claude Peiris signing the agreement on behalf of the bank, flanked by Richie Dias, DGM-Treasury”

Pan Asia Bank raises $20 mln in foreign funds

Section Business Times

File photo shows GK depositors protesting

Revived GKCC makes third phase repayment to over 1200 depositors

Section Business Times

Picture shows Managing Director of Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau Rumy Jauffer and the Chief Editor of China Central Television Luo Ming signing the agreement.

China assures assistance to develop tourism

Section Business Times

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China assures assistance to develop tourism

Section Business Times

Mani Kulasooriya

Local IT future is in products, not consulting : Leapset CEO

Section Business Times

Mahinda College Galle team receiving their award

Brandix to launch innovation ‘incubator’

Section Business Times

Pix show the SLIIT team receiving their award (above)and the Mahinda College Galle team receiving their award (bottom).

Brandix to launch innovation ‘incubator’

Section Business Times

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Jaffna next Silicon Valley, eventually: IT industry leader

Section Business Times

Sujith Christy

Information security watch – Cyber Espionage

Section Business Times

Mangala Fonseka,

PIM gets a new Director

Section Business Times

Officials who participated at the meeting

Entrepreneurial operating system – winner for Bren Security

Section Business Times

Passengers at the ship

‘Dawn Princess’ docks in Colombo after 10 years

Section Business Times