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Wignes: Star of northern hopes

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Fishermen on a beach in Moratuwa while away the time after they were prevented from going out to sea yesterday owing to rough and dangerous conditions triggered-off by a massive  cyclone that hit the eastern coast of India yesterday evening. Pic by Mangala Weerasekera

Massive cyclone hits eastern India, Lanka’s coastal areas on high alert

Section News

Ayatollah Tashkiri

Iran to forge closer ties with Sri Lanka- Ayatollah Ali Tashkiri

Section News

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COPE exposes, Opposition proposes, Govt. disposes

Section News

The arrested villagers being taken to the residence of the Gampaha Magistrate yesterday.  Pic by Indika Handuwala

17 villagers released on bail after fresh clash in Weliweriya

Section News

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Greg Chappell not averse to have an initial discussion

Section Sports

Greg Chappell

Greg Chappell not averse to have an initial discussion

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Royal strikers continue with their dominance

Section Sports

Action from yesterday’s ITF Girls’ Doubles final -  					Pic by Ranjith Perera

Jeffrey Hsu and Bo Yui Huang topple top seeded compatriots

Section Sports

Manilal Perera, when he denied all allegations - File pic

Manilal ban will not affect Lankan soccer says Rodrigo

Section Sports

Prince of Wales batsman Sachith Pushpakumara sees his bails flying as he is bowled around the legs by the Thomian skipper Madushan Ravichandrakumar. - Pic by Amila Gamage

Thoras drown Cambrians by the sea

Section Sports

Dushan Nirmana Perera of Isipathana drives one to the fence - Pic by Ranjith Perera

Thoras drown Cambrians by the sea

Section Sports

Sri Lanka’s Sajith Saranga bursts forward to score against United Arab Emirates during their 55-7 win in Mumbai yesterday. - Pic courtesy Dennis Muthuthantri/SLRFU

Tuskers top group ‘C’ with two good wins

Section Sports

Benika Thalagala (in red) of Seylan Bank is poised to drop a basket against HSBC in their women’s fixture against HSBC. Pic by Susantha Liyanawatte

Seylan women coast to 62 – 19 win over HSBC

Section Sports

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Ladies waltz over Musaeus in their annual regatta

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Schools football officials keeps their doors shut

Section Sports

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Tharindra Ratwatte to lead Trinity rugby in 2014

Section Sports

Sanath Martis

Martis to Coach Royal rugby

Section Sports

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Hambantota Port operations hampered by lack of trained personnel

Section News

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Fate and hope for tennis

Section Sports

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Fate and hope for tennis

Section Sports

Prof. Krishnan Deheragoda

Race on for effective treatment or vaccination against deadly dengue

Section News

Dr. Neelika Malavige

Race on for effective treatment or vaccination against deadly dengue

Section News

Research being carried out at the state-of-the-art Centre for Dengue Research (CDR) of the Sri Jayawardhanapura University

Race on for effective treatment or vaccination against deadly dengue

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Little Kalu’s giant crusade

Section Sports

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Little Kalu’s giant crusade

Section Sports

Sharing the opinion with his team and players

Little Kalu’s giant crusade

Section Sports

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Must take steps to improve women’s rugby

Section Sports

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Ant-bites could be fatal, don’t ignore its allergic reactions

Section News

Hathpolaya (c) Courtesy Medical Research Institute. and below head of Hathpolaya

Ant-bites could be fatal, don’t ignore its allergic reactions

Section News

DENGUE

Public places, blocked gutters at homes breeding mosquitoes

Section News

Sri Lanka Womens rugby

Must take steps to improve women’s rugby

Section Sports

Dr. Nimalka Pannilahetti

Public places, blocked gutters at homes breeding mosquitoes

Section News

A police officer questioning the would-be boat people Pic by Sarath Siriwardena

Botched voyage from Beruwala: Boat people caught in racketeers’ net

Section News

The trawler that carried some 40 people and dropped them off in Beruwala last year

Botched voyage from Beruwala: Boat people caught in racketeers’ net

Section News

Beruwala where the police arrested 46 people who were about to board a boat that they thought would take them to Australia. Pix by Susantha Liyanawatte

Botched voyage from Beruwala: Boat people caught in racketeers’ net

Section News

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Hi-tech highway ready for takeoff

Section News

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Hi-tech highway ready for takeoff

Section News

Project Director Gunaratne

Hi-tech highway ready for takeoff

Section News

A test run on the new expressway Pix by Indika Handuwala

Hi-tech highway ready for takeoff

Section News

A young child receiving treatment and (left) two women being given oxygen. Pix by Indika Handuwala

When chlorine reigned on Penrith Estate

Section News

The victim:  Rienzie de Silva

Faults and frauds of a failed finance firm

Section News

A mother’s grief: The victim’s mother with his daughter and his sister

Faults and frauds of a failed finance firm

Section News

The victim:  Rienzie de Silva

Faults and frauds of a failed finance firm

Section News

Lilani: Tears for a dead husband.  Pic by M.A. Hasitha Kulasekera

Faults and frauds of a failed finance firm

Section News

A mother’s grief: The victim’s mother with his daughter and his sister

Faults and frauds of a failed finance firm

Section News

PHI’s checking the kitchens in the city hotels. Pix by M.A. Pushpa Kumara

CMC out in force to ensure a squeaky-clean city

Section News

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Manhood lost and regained

Section Sunday Times 2

The team with Dr. Dhammika Dissanayake (in blue)

Manhood lost and regained

Section Sunday Times 2

Dr. Dulip Perera. Pic by M. A. Pushpakumara

Manhood lost and regained

Section Sunday Times 2

The operation underway with micro-surgery technology in use

Manhood lost and regained

Section Sunday Times 2

MDP members led by former Maldivian Foreign Minister Ahmed Naseem, hold a news conference in Colombo on Tuesday, to express concern about growing political instability there

Moves afoot to bar favourite Nasheed from Maldives’ Oct.19 presidential polls

Section News

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The long road to Expressway

Section Sunday Times 2

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The long road to Expressway

Section Sunday Times 2

Some of the animals that will be found in the upcoming zoo

Now a mini zoo for CHOGM delegates

Section News

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COPE exposes, Opposition proposes, Govt. disposes

Section News

The machine that indicates the decibel levels

Officials sound out warning to ‘noisy’ vehicles

Section News

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Officials sound out warning to ‘noisy’ vehicles

Section News

Dr. Alahapperuma

Officials sound out warning to ‘noisy’ vehicles

Section News

A CEA official shows how vehicles will be tested for noise pollution. Pix by Hasitha Kulasekera

Officials sound out warning to ‘noisy’ vehicles

Section News

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Wishing the north’s chief minister well

Section Columns, Focus on Rights

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Pouring advice on a duck’s back

Section Columns, The Economic Analysis

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Pouring advice on a duck’s back

Section Columns, The Economic Analysis

Expecting high standards: The KASL judges

Healthy competition at annual dog show

Section Sunday Times 2

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Lions mark White Cane Day

Section Sunday Times 2

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Lions mark White Cane Day

Section Sunday Times 2

Directors from Sennheiser Asia

Sennheiser Electronic Asia announces exclusive product partnership

Section Sunday Times 2

The launch launch included performances  by local artistes like the A Team.  Pix by Susantha Liyanawatte

Sennheiser Electronic Asia announces exclusive product partnership

Section Sunday Times 2

Ananthi Shashitharan who came second on the preference vote count signing her letter of appointment as councilor after she took oaths before Chief Minister C.V.Wigneswaran. The Consul-General of India in Jaffna looks on. Pic by Priyantha Hewage

TNA détente with MR; but cracks erupt within

Section Columns, Political Column

President Mahinda Rajapaksa gifts the statue of Hindu god Sri Vinayagar to Northern Province Chief Minister C.V. Wigneswaran after he was sworn in. Looking on is Northern Province Governor retired Major General G.A. Chandrasiri.  Pic courtesy Presidential Secretariat

TNA détente with MR; but cracks erupt within

Section Columns, Political Column

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TNA détente with MR; but cracks erupt within

Section Columns, Political Column

Rajavarothayam Sampanthan

TNA détente with MR; but cracks erupt within

Section Columns, Political Column

C.V. Wigneswaran

Wignes: Star of northern hopes

Section Sunday Times 2

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German street festival kicks off anniversary celebration

Section Sunday Times 2

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German street festival kicks off anniversary celebration

Section Sunday Times 2

C.V. Wigneswaran

German street festival kicks off anniversary celebration

Section Sunday Times 2

The poster by Sri Lankan duo Seuwandi Yapa and Samith Roshan won the first runner-up prize at the World Competition run by the World Standards body in Geneva

Standards ensure positive change: Whither implementation

Section Sunday Times 2

Crusader on wheels - Dr Ajith C. S. Perera

Standards ensure positive change: Whither implementation

Section Sunday Times 2

Tourists gather at the Arches National Park in Moab, Utah.  Utah will reopen its national parks and monuments under a deal with the U.S. Department of the Interior (REUTERS)

Obama against Republican plan on debt ceiling deal

Section Sunday Times 2

Nobel Prize Peace winners 2013

Overlooked schoolgirl Malala congratulates Nobel winner

Section Sunday Times 2

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Overlooked schoolgirl Malala congratulates Nobel winner

Section Sunday Times 2

Ashokan pillar at Vaishali, 3rd century BCE. Pic courtesy Wikipedia

From Chandasoka to Dharmasoka

Section Sunday Times 2

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Big, bigger and the biggest: The Cabinet grows

Section 5th Column, Columns

The stately building that accommodates the Medical faculty of the Colombo University

Colombo Medical School gets life support from alumnus body

Section Sunday Times 2

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Impeachment of CJ 43 on Canada’s grievance list

Section Columns, Talk at the Cafe Spectator

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Impeachment of CJ 43 on Canada’s grievance list

Section Columns, Talk at the Cafe Spectator

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The catastrophic cost of extended life-expectancy

Section Sunday Times 2

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Impeachment of CJ 43 on Canada’s grievance list

Section Columns, Talk at the Cafe Spectator

Yogendra Duraiswamy

Burning of the Jaffna Library: Tears and toil of a district secretariat

Section Sunday Times 2

Pomegranates could reverse some of the damage done by junk food, research suggests (CC BY 2.0 'Pomegranate' by Negin A)

Pomegranates protect the heart

Section Sunday Times 2

Dilshan’s iconic drive

Dilshan bids adieu to shirt No 79

Section Sports

Thank you for all the support. Dilshan salutes the press. Pic by Amila Gamage

Dilshan bids adieu to shirt No 79

Section Sports

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Money will make the world go around for Sri Lanka sports

Section Sports

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Money will make the world go around for Sri Lanka sports

Section Sports

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Army football marches on

Section Sports

Standing left to right in the picture are Ranjan de Costa, Kirupa Ariathurai, Annika Sorenstam, Howard Perera and Sugu Ariathurai, Captain of the California Sri Lankan golf team. This golf foursome was the winner of the tournament and was presented with Championship awards

Sri Lankan Golfers in Northern California tee off with Annika Sorenstam

Section Sports

Marlon Fernandopulle (R), secretary of Nondescript Cricket Club receiving his clubs’ grant cheque from SLC President Jayantha Dharmadasa.             - Pic by Nilan Maligaspe

SLC helps its stakeholders

Section Sports

The newly appointed national women’s coach, Jeevantha Kulatunga, having a formal chat with his players after a practice session. - Pic by Ranjith Perera

Lankan lasses on cricket safari

Section Sports

WADA has now spoken about the self liability of an athlete so they cannot say they do not know how they tested positive or claim they are unaware of the banned substances in their body. WADA publishes a list of banned substances which athletes should be made familiar with. I think this knowledge should enter into the school curriculum so athletes are taught it from an early age. - Dr. Seevali Jayawickreme  (Consultant Physician Sports Medicine)

Banned substances in sports – should the blame be shared?

Section Sports

The athlete should be responsible. It’s his or her mistake. You have a responsibility for what you take whether it is nutrition or medicine. Most of the time it is the athletes who take these medicines. Sometimes though when WADA changes the list, doctors from far off areas are not aware of all the drugs on it and they can’t suitably inform athletes. - Manjula Kumara  (Sri Lankan athlete)

Banned substances in sports – should the blame be shared?

Section Sports

When athletes are young then the blame rests with their coaches because they are responsible for guiding a sportsman. But when we are talking about adult professional athletes, they should know what they are taking, so in that case the blame should be shared even if a sportsman does not know he is taking something banned. - Madhubashini Wijeratne (Sports teacher)

Banned substances in sports – should the blame be shared?

Section Sports

It is the sportsmen who are responsible. They are professionals and should know everything they take. Even if a coach or anyone else gives them something, it is their duty to find out if it contains any banned substances. - Jagath Gunathilake (National athlete).

Banned substances in sports – should the blame be shared?

Section Sports

For me both coaches and athletes should share the blame because they both know what they are doing is not correct. - T. Fernando  (Parent)

Banned substances in sports – should the blame be shared?

Section Sports

Coaches, doctors and trainers look after every aspect of an athlete. So they should be held accountable if an athlete is caught for taking banned substances.  Even if an athlete takes something alone without discussing it with his training team, they should be able to spot the changes in his performance and sometimes his appearances. - Dr. Lal Ekanayake (Sports medicine doctor)

Banned substances in sports – should the blame be shared?

Section Sports

I think the coaches and other people in charge of sportsmen and women need to bear a lot of the responsibility if a players get caught cheating. Players are simply taking instructions from these people. So if something happens I think coaches have to be responsible. Although athletes sometimes take substances by themselves, in most cases they are given these substances by coaches and trainers. - Ananda Athukorale  (Athletics coach)

Banned substances in sports – should the blame be shared?

Section Sports

P.D. Suresh

Four Sri Lanka pugilists take wing to Kazakhstan

Section Sports

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Mangala tirade on Matara attack almost derails COPE Report debate

Section Columns, Lobby

Gayan Jayaweera

Four Sri Lanka pugilists take wing to Kazakhstan

Section Sports

Sisira Kumarasinghe

Four Sri Lanka pugilists take wing to Kazakhstan

Section Sports

Roshan Madusanka.

Four Sri Lanka pugilists take wing to Kazakhstan

Section Sports

Gossip with Nam new

A dump yard

Section Sports

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A dump yard

Section Sports

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Sunday Sports Guide

Section Sports

The Sri Lanka women’s team - Bronze Medal winners at the 28th King’s Cup World Sepak Takraw Championships. Standing (L to R) T. Zahiran Hajireen (ISTAF Referee and Coach), G. Jayatissa (Asst. Coach), Mrs. S.N. Zara (Lady Chaperone), a Thai Hostess, Nizam Hajireen (Vice President ISTAF). Squatting (L to R): Anusha Sandamali (Capt), Tharushi Herath, Sashini Samarasinghe, Kelani Palpita, Ishara Madumali, Haruni Rusmilla and Wansala Maduwanthi.

Magnificent rally by Sepak Takraw girls in Thailand

Section Sports

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Wignes: Star of northern hopes

Section Columns, Sunday Punch

C.V. Wigneswaran

Wignes: Star of northern hopes

Section Columns, Sunday Punch

Gabriel Villaran stands amidst several local surfers. - Pics by Amila Gamage

Gliding across the varying patterns of dancing waves

Section Sports

A Lankan surfer channels the momentum of a massive wave at Arugam Bay

Gliding across the varying patterns of dancing waves

Section Sports

Ramesh Mendis

Ramesh double topples Dharmaraja

Section Sports

Print

COL handling weak, state borrowings too excessive

Section Business Times

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Into the heart of Saradiel country

Section Plus

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Into the heart of Saradiel country

Section Plus

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Into the heart of Saradiel country

Section Plus

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Into the heart of Saradiel country

Section Plus

Central Bank Governor

Next step for SL economy, $100 billion : Cabraal

Section Business Times

The microphone saga. Pic by Mangala Weerasekera. (See story below)

Canadian PM boycotts CHOGM but corporate leaders to attend business summit

Section Business Times

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Laugfs Group’s Southern Petroleum partners LIOC in new fuel station in Galle

Section Business Times

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Into the heart of Saradiel country

Section Plus

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Into the heart of Saradiel country

Section Plus

At the top. The unusual formation on the top of the rock is the ‘peak’ of Utuwankande

Into the heart of Saradiel country

Section Plus

Picture from left - Jayantha Nagendran, Suwini Amarasinghe, Raja Senanayake, Dr Vijith Kannangara and Jay Mandarino Master of Ceremonies on receiving the Platinum Achievement Award.

Smart Media global champion once again

Section Business Times

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Letters to the Editor

Section Plus

Protest meeting at SLIC Office. Pic by Nilan Maligaspe.

SLIC MD may have to quit over corruption allegations

Section Business Times

Mount Lavinia Beach: A truly tropical paradise

Letters to the Editor

Section Plus

Budget 2012

Reducing corruption way out of the budget deficit trap

Section Business Times

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Reducing corruption way out of the budget deficit trap

Section Business Times

Ernest-E.-B.-Perera

Appreciations

Section Plus

Home visit:Dr. Rajapaksa by a patient’s bedside

Give Rs. 5 a day to help relieve their pain

Section Plus

At the hospice in Kurundankulama, Anuradhapura: A nurse tends a cancer patient

Give Rs. 5 a day to help relieve their pain

Section Plus

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Access Engineering completes construction of gated Salinity Barrier

Section Business Times

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Taking count of ancient coins

Section Plus

Oldest coin with Sinhala text: No known specimen in Sri Lanka

Taking count of ancient coins

Section Plus

Book

Fulbright days and a plea to leadership

Section Plus

US-Sri Lanka Fulbright Commission, Executive Director Tissa Jayatilaka speaking at the book launch on October 3.  Pic by Indika Handuwala

Fulbright days and a plea to leadership

Section Plus

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Insight into the life of Mahadenamutta

Section Plus

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Insight into the life of Mahadenamutta

Section Plus

It’s brisk business for John while Manuel ‘waits on a table’. Pix by Susantha Liyanawatte

Fun-filled lunch at ‘Faulty Towers’

Section Plus

Ajai Vir Singh, Fouzul Hameed and Prasad Bidapa

Concept 2014, for the trend –setting man

Section Plus

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Oh to be a hosteller again!

Section Plus

Indi

Making waves in Galle

Section Plus

Randika

Making waves in Galle

Section Plus

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The ‘Roundabout’ Church

Section Plus

Designed by Rev. F. D. Waldock the church was built by 1877

The ‘Roundabout’ Church

Section Plus

Cars that make people smile: Dr. Kesara Serasinghe  with his S. Thomas themed Mini Moke

The roar of Mighty Mini’s

Section Plus

Mini rainbow: Owners line up their colourful cars. Pix by Nilan Maligaspe

The roar of Mighty Mini’s

Section Plus

A Belvoir student hands over the donations to LRH Director Dr. Rantnasiri Hewage

A breath between life and death

Section Plus

A child sings at the eighth Home Tracheostomy Care Day. Pix by Hasitha Kulasekera

A breath between life and death

Section Plus

Childhood

Childhood ends in dire corporal punishment

Section Plus

Wit's-end

Childhood ends in dire corporal punishment

Section Plus

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‘Ten Outstanding Young Persons’ awards

Section Plus

Joy Ferdinando

Classical music veteran honoured

Section Plus

Prof. Sudharshan Seneviratne and Indian High Commissioner Y.K. Sinha

Mahatma Gandhi Oration: ‘The universality of Mahatma’s thoughts and actions’

Section Plus

Dance directress of Nirmalanjali, Nirmala dancing with her  two daughters, Rekhanjali and Kalanjali

A victory in dance production

Section Plus

Nelun Haththella, editor of the Brides  of Sri Lanka

Brides of Sri Lanka celebrate 25th edition

Section Plus

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A Staircase of Books

Section Funday Times

Amman

Amma | Capital Cities

Section Funday Times

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Fashion found her

Section Magazine, Magazine

Pictures by Dominic Sansoni/three blindmen

Fashion found her

Section Magazine, Magazine

Amanda-Rathnayake

“I’m an ambassador, not just a pretty face”

Section Magazine, Magazine

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Carving out a fresh and colourful niche

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

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Carving out a fresh and colourful niche

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Ruwanga

A local touch to shaping his sound

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Photo by Sithumini Ratnamalala

Reasons for returning

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Kiss

Kiss goes Live on web

Section Magazine, TV Times

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Saints go marching in……

Section Magazine, TV Times

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‘Kema Lasthi’in Moratuwa

Section Magazine, TV Times

Eranga-Weeramanthri

Youth Leadership Camp (YLC) at WCMT Campus

Section Magazine, TV Times

Oba-Nethua

American premier for “Oba Nethuwa”

Section Magazine, TV Times

Girikula

‘Girikula’ the journey begins

Section Magazine, TV Times

Girikula

‘Girikula’ the journey begins

Section Magazine, TV Times

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‘Girikula’ the journey begins

Section Magazine, TV Times

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‘Rush’ races to Liberty Lite

Section Magazine, TV Times

Tharuwa

Meththasena’s poetic focus on a star

Section Magazine, TV Times

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AGENDA 14 to award budding cinema critics

Section Magazine, TV Times

Amagi-Lagoon

‘Amagi Lagoon’ Adventure with luxury

Section Magazine, TV Times

Earls

Earl’s Regency wins at Culinary Art ‘13

Section Magazine, TV Times

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