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Police crack down on drunk-driving

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Palith Thewarapperuma engaging in a fast-unto-death campaign

Politicians’ antics, relatives’ threats after patient’s death close hospital

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Love

Jumbo love

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A final Royal salute

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Pettah’s beauty unveiled

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Five Star Cricket Fiesta

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Five Star Cricket Fiesta

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Five Star Cricket Fiesta

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Anjalika in action

Five Star Cricket Fiesta

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Asha, Ishan and Anjalika

Five Star Cricket Fiesta

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Jerome in action

Five Star Cricket Fiesta

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Prasad square cuts one to the fence

Five Star Cricket Fiesta

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Sporting highlights 2013

Sporting highlights of 2013

Section Sports

A radically new political critique needed in the New Year

Section Columns, Focus on Rights

Sankha Athukorale (National tennis player) In terms of our national tennis we have done well outside Sri Lanka but within the country we have struggled. But the game here is seeing a lot of young, talented players coming up.

How does the report card read?

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Ruwini Yatigammana (Junior nation al netball player) - Our netball has seen a lot of progress this year and I think it's the same with our basketball. A lot of knowledgeable foreign coaches are coming into netball now.

How does the report card read?

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Rukmal Fernando (Football official) - Club football is spreading out now through the Dialog Champions League and really reaching the masses across Sri Lanka. In certain areas, games can pull a crowd of about 3000 to 5000. So in terms of interest and enthusiasm, the sport has really enjoyed a good year. But our national team's performance this year has been very disappointing.

How does the report card read?

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T. Priyantha (Three- wheeler driver) - It has been another year of sports being spoilt by politicians. They are just involved to make money so it isn't a great surprise that sports have largely been stuck in the mud.

How does the report card read?

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Preethi Perera (President of the Kayaking and Canoeing Association) - Kayaking made tremendous improvements this year. We reached the semifinals in Uzbekistan. So it has been a fabulous year for such a young sport. Next year we want to try and take it into schools.

How does the report card read?

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Parakrama Basanayake (Vice President of the Sri Lanka Badminton Association) - This is a transition period so this year our President focused on development of players and building infrastructure for the sport. It was a year where we started looking towards the future of the sport.

How does the report card read?

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Palitha Fernando (President of Sri Lanka Athletics Association) - This has definitely been a good year for athletics. We secured medals at the Asian Grand Prix level. We also launched several development projects. Overall a lot of progress was achieved and there was no infighting so everything proceeded well.

How does the report card read?

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Manoj Abeysinghe (Elite swimming coach) - This year swimming has improved tremendously. We aren't going to suddenly start winning medals at major international competitions, that's impossible. But we are now producing swimmers who are breaking longstanding local records.

How does the report card read?

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Kosala Jayatissa - (Advertising employee) I think this year had a lot if entertaining sports events. Of course we can't expect to suddenly see people winning international competitions, it takes time and we need to show patience.

How does the report card read?

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Kasun Thambavila - (Private sector employee) I don't see any major improvement in Sri Lankan sports except for cricket and rugby. Maybe next year more focus should be given to other sports.

How does the report card read?

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John De Niese (Rowing official) - Quite a lot has been accomplished this year in rowing. We have recorded local and international achievements. We had a coaching camp and got down an international coach and an umpiring coach. So a strong foundation has been laid for more progress next year.

How does the report card read?

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Jayantha Candiarachchi (Private sector employer) - I have only been following cricket this year because we are still not making our mark in other sports. As far as our cricket goes we are still very inconsistent but some good young players are finally coming through.

How does the report card read?

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Dilroy Fernando (Veteran rugby referee) We have fared well this year in both the Sevens and 15s, so all credit to the players for doing such a great job. We should now try to focus on youth rugby and also our women's team needs to do better. But what has been most impressive this year is how we beat a good European side in Poland, especially considering that this is the first time we were playing a team from that region.

How does the report card read?

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Chamara Chathuranga (Private sector employee) Most other sports will remain stagnant because everyone only worries about cricket. This is a shame because there are so many hardworking and gifted sportsmen who are waiting to shine but get no support. So this year did not bring much change for other sports.

How does the report card read?

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Ashley de Silva (CEO of Sri Lanka Cricket) - If you look at a lot of things it has undoubtedly been a very good year for cricket in Sri Lanka. We have managed to remain number one in the T20 rankings and have played well in One Dayers. We didn't play that many Test matches this year so that is why we have not been able to move up in that format. We should also remember that this is a period of transition when younger players are coming into the team.

How does the report card read?

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Ana Punchihewa (Secretary of the Sri Lanka Golf Union) This has been a very good year for golf and a major improvement on the previous one. Our players are faring well in the PGTI, rookie Thangarajah won his first tournament. Mithun Perera also did well and is now no.6. The number of players has also grown from 300 to 600. So all in all there have been major improvements this year.

How does the report card read?

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New board to promote nutritious local food

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New board to promote nutritious local food

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New board to promote nutritious local food

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Exhuming of skeletal remains in Mannar begins

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Ashmika being rushed to the Puttalam Hospital. Pic by Hiran Priyankara Jayasinghe

Be merry but avoid the verry this season

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The sale of Christmas trees went well. Pix by M.A. Pushpa Kumara

‘Tis the season to be jolly – but belts are tightened

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Back home: Irfan and family with Lahore’s Archbishop and Vicar General

Fleeing persecution, Pakistan’s Christians find a manger in Lanka

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Temporary haven across the seas: Irfan and family in their room in Sri Lanka

Fleeing persecution, Pakistan’s Christians find a manger in Lanka

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Christmas away from home: Kashmala and Rashami decorate a small tree. Pix by M.A. Pushpa Kumara

Fleeing persecution, Pakistan’s Christians find a manger in Lanka

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The rot in Pettah and Dambulla: Pictures show what the recent raids conducted by the Consumer Affairs Authority and the CMC brought forth. Pix by Mangala Weerasekera and Kanchana Kumara Ariyadasa

Importers’ tricks stink as bad as the food they sell

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The rot in Pettah and Dambulla: Pictures show what the recent raids conducted by the Consumer Affairs Authority and the CMC brought forth. Pix by Mangala Weerasekera and Kanchana Kumara Ariyadasa

Importers’ tricks stink as bad as the food they sell

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Importers’ tricks stink as bad as the food they sell

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The miners say an association was formed a few years ago to protect the environment and prevent erosion along the Sitawaka River. Pix by Somachandra Yakandawala

Sand miners beached by permit ban

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Temporaray unity at last Saturday’s UNP convention. Pic by Susantha Liyanawatte

Blue New Year for the Rajapaksa regime

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Blue New Year for the Rajapaksa regime

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Plenty of pain in the annus mirabilis

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Many pubs, clubs and bars in Colombo have special promotions targeting women

More women and youth in the lap of liquor

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Many pubs, clubs and bars in Colombo have special promotions targeting women

More women and youth in the lap of liquor

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More women and youth in the lap of liquor

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More women and youth in the lap of liquor

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‘Consolation ODI win and return of old hands a boost for Tests’ – Mathews

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Born free and soon they’ll live free under care

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Ponies on Delft island. Pic courtesy IUCN Sri Lanka

Born free and soon they’ll live free under care

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Angelo Mathews (2nd from left) rushes to join his celebrating team mates in the fifth ODI against Pakistan. - AFP

‘Consolation ODI win and return of old hands a boost for Tests’ – Mathews

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‘Consolation ODI win and return of old hands a boost for Tests’ – Mathews

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Angelo Mathews (2nd from left) rushes to join his celebrating team mates in the fifth ODI against Pakistan. - AFP

‘Consolation ODI win and return of old hands a boost for Tests’ – Mathews

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Angelo Mathews (2nd from left) rushes to join his celebrating team mates in the fifth ODI against Pakistan. - AFP

‘Consolation ODI win and return of old hands a boost for Tests’ – Mathews

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The Spotted Dove

In the soft dawn of a New Year, a sweet sound will steal your heart

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Oriental Magpie Robin - A common songster in our home gardens

In the soft dawn of a New Year, a sweet sound will steal your heart

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Oriental Magpie Robin

In the soft dawn of a New Year, a sweet sound will steal your heart

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The Sunbird. Pix courtesy J.F.R.De Fonseka

In the soft dawn of a New Year, a sweet sound will steal your heart

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Dialog Axiata officials Trinesh Fernando and Harsha Samaranayake present the Dialog Champions League 2013 trophy to Air Force skipper Harsha Fernando watched by FFSL officials Ranjith Rodrigo, Upali Hewage and R. Puvanandiran and the victorious Air Force team

Air Force edge out Renown 1-0 in thrilling final

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The cost of an octopus varies depending on its size

Buwallah the ideal ‘bite’

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There has been no study done on the octopuses of Sri Lanka

Buwallah the ideal ‘bite’

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'Buwallahs' are plentiful during this time of the year and sellers can be seen displaying their ware as one travels beyond Galle

Buwallah the ideal ‘bite’

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Many fish vendors switch to selling the 'buwallah' at this time of the year

Buwallah the ideal ‘bite’

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Buwallah the ideal ‘bite’

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Ending 2013 with signs of economic recovery, expectations and policy concerns

Section Columns, The Economic Analysis

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Ending 2013 with signs of economic recovery, expectations and policy concerns

Section Columns, The Economic Analysis

Ending 2013 with signs of economic recovery, expectations and policy concerns

Section Columns, The Economic Analysis

A radically new political critique needed in the New Year

Section Columns, Focus on Rights

Chamara Kapugedara (3rd from left) and his SSC team mates celebrate their triumph

Chamara, Charith shine as SSC emerge champions

Section Sports

Left-arm paceman Charith Jayampthi bowled a spell of six overs to capture three top NCC wickets and went on to complete with four scalps setting SSC an easy victory in the final. - Pix by Amila Gamage

Chamara, Charith shine as SSC emerge champions

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Top seed in the Under-14 Boys category, Praveen Steele who won both Under-14 Singles and Doubles at the Kandy Garden Club Tennis Championship 2013

Archana Lokuge, Praveen Steele excels at Kandy GC Tennis

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Fazil Marija and his men will be featured at the Hong Kong 7s after nearly a decade. - FIle pic

Sri Lanka makes Hong Kong Sevens return

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Sports Diary

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7th Millennium of Tennis

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7th Millennium of Tennis

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How do we solve a problem like Malinga?

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After being inconsistent in the first four games, Malinga returned to impress with four wickets in Sri Lanka's win against Pakistan on Friday - AFP

How do we solve a problem like Malinga?

Section Sports

South African Jonathan Kaplan officiated the second leg of the Bradby Shield - File pic

Rugby is suffering due to bad refereeing

Section Sports

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Vintage feast

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Vintage feast

Section Magazine, Magazine

Pic by Farah Nawshard

Shutterbugs

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Pic by Salmah Shuhaib

Shutterbugs

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Pic by Kasun Ranaweera

Shutterbugs

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Shutterbugs

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Pic by Kasun Ranaweera

Shutterbugs

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Being responsible

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

The sock (not pictured) is fitted with sensors that detects where the wearer's foot lands on the ground in real time (Reuters)

Do you have two left feet? New smart socks can teach anyone how to dance

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JJ Twins. Pics by Susantha Liyanawatte

Twins in harmony

Section Magazine, Mirror Magazine

Celebrate this New Year on the ML beach

Section Magazine, TV Times

Devyani : Moved to UN, but the diplomatic row continues

Devyani case: Angry India takes more retaliatory steps

Section Sunday Times 2

Indian students protest against the arrest of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade (AFP)

The international misrule of law

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‘Blast Thru’ with the Gypsies at Ramada

Section Magazine, TV Times

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New Christian sign directory launched

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‘Chitrapata’ out now

Section Magazine, TV Times

Visually Handicapped choir perform traditional carols

Section Sunday Times 2

Ciolombo scope- Abbas Khider pic

Celebrating Sri Lankan contemporary art

Section Sunday Times 2

Sunsilk Hair Academy holds ‘Great Gatsby’ themed graduation

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Sunsilk Hair Academy holds ‘Great Gatsby’ themed graduation

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Sunsilk Hair Academy holds ‘Great Gatsby’ themed graduation

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New era at ‘Lake Side at Nuwarawewa’

Section Magazine, TV Times

Thalif Deen with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

UN journalism: Gold for Thalif

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‘Under the Mango Tree’ in Matara

Section Magazine, TV Times

This image taken by Andrew Peacock of www.footloosefotography.com on December 28 shows an inquisitive Adelie Penguin next to the stranded ship MV Akademik Shokalskiy, which is trapped in the ice at sea off Antarctica (AFP)

Rescue of stranded Antarctic ship stalls

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See what we can do: A cliff-jumper shows their album of photographs

Living on the edge

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And up again: Climbing up the ramparts after the jump

Living on the edge

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China's one-child policy has been in place since the 1970s (AFP)

China eases one-child policy, abolishes labour camps

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Suspended in mid-air: Watched by an anxious crowd, a cliff-jumper makes the leap . Pix by M.A. Pushpa Kumara

Living on the edge

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India's Aam Aadmi Party (Common Man's Party) leader Arvind Kejriwal (AFP)

India anti-graft hero sworn in as Delhi top leader

Section Sunday Times 2

Thai anti-government protesters rally next to riot policemen (AFP)

Gunman in deadly attack on Thai opposition rally

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India’s Martian chronicles: space conquest and realities on the ground

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Adding that Lankan touch to Christmas cake making!

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Appreciations

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Appreciations

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A preparatory drive through Central Park, 1909

Harriet conquers Ceylon and the world

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The Catholic Church's Father Renzo Lavator official has said that angels do exist but do not have wings (©CC BY 2.0 'Ethiopian Angel' by A.Davey)

‘Angels exist but they don’t have wings’

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Harriet, her entourage, Honk-Honk, and supplies, San Francisco, 1910

Harriet conquers Ceylon and the world

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The Vatican official, an 'angelologist', said: 'You do not see angels so much as feel their presence' (Reuters)

‘Angels exist but they don’t have wings’

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The 7 Herculean Labours of Minister No 70

Section Columns, Sunday Punch

Special Project minister Chandrasena

The 7 Herculean Labours of Minister No 70

Section Columns, Sunday Punch

SAARC leaders at the Bhutan summit in 2010. Pic courtesy PTI

SAARC anthem to celebrate our South Asianness

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I want everyone to be touched by my performance

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SAARC leaders at the Bhutan summit in 2010. Pic courtesy PTI

SAARC anthem to celebrate our South Asianness

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SAARC anthem to celebrate our South Asianness

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“Domus” A much needed home for the arts and the artists

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Cyclones: Sri Lanka’s underrated hazard

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Cyclones: Sri Lanka’s underrated hazard

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Cyclones: Sri Lanka’s underrated hazard

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Marking 25 years: Bob Livingston and Feizal Samath at Country Roads:

Who took centrestage?

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Cyclones: Sri Lanka’s underrated hazard

Section Sunday Times 2

Beven makes a comeback with ‘Heritage’

Who took centrestage?

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Cyclones: Sri Lanka’s underrated hazard

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A still from the film Sri Siddhartha Gautama that wowed local audiences

Who took centrestage?

Section Plus

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Cyclones: Sri Lanka’s underrated hazard

Section Sunday Times 2

Indian letter writers wait for customers at their roadside stalls located opposite the General Post Office in Mumbai (AFP)

Mumbai’s last generation of letter writers signs out

Section Sunday Times 2

Some people say you should have two spoonfuls of mashed potato with plenty of butter before a drink (© CC BY-SA 2.0 'Mashed potatoes with a pad of butter' by quinn.anya)

Cure your hangover with mashed potatoes

Section Sunday Times 2

FIreworls around the Burj Khalifa (Reuters)

Dubai promises record-breaking New Year’s Eve firework show

Section Sunday Times 2

The sock (not pictured) is fitted with sensors that detects where the wearer's foot lands on the ground in real time (Reuters)

Do you have two left feet? New smart socks can teach anyone how to dance

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FLASH BACK 2013

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Wildlife portraiture at its best

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Wildlife portraiture at its best

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Wildlife portraiture at its best

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YEAR END: Last Farewells 2013

From despair to hope, dare to dream the impossible dream

Section Sunday Times 2

Pakistani student Malala Yousafzai (2nd R) is greeted by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon in New York during the UN Youth Assembly. The UN has declared July 12 “Malala Day”, which is also Yousafzai's birthday, and will host the UN Youth Assembly. AFP

From despair to hope, dare to dream the impossible dream

Section Sunday Times 2

Pope Francis: Top priority for worldwide social issues

From despair to hope, dare to dream the impossible dream

Section Sunday Times 2

Not-Our-War

A piece of authentic fiction

Section Plus

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Traditional hospitality in a modern setting

Section Plus

From left to right: Mats Berdal (Professor - War Studies Department, Kings College, UK), Wegger Strommen (Former Deputy Foreign Minister of Norway at the time when Norway was to be considered as the facilitator in the Sri Lankan peace process. He was involved only for a short time because there was a change of government and Eric Solheim became Norway's peace envoy), Ms. Suganthie Kadirgamar, Sir Adam Roberts, Mariano Aguirre (Director, Norwegian Peace Building Resource Center).

Conflict resolution in Lanka: Three defining questions

Section Sunday Times 2

Sporting highlights 2013

Sporting highlights of 2013

Section Sports

Mughal wonder: Humayan’s tomb. Pic courtesy Dennis Jarvis

Hauz Khas and a garden tomb

Section Plus

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Referees; rugby traditions, where are we heading?

Section Sports

Rugby traditions have gradually changed in Sri Lanka as most teams prefer to meet each other on the field and skip after-match socials. - Pic by Amila Gamage

Referees; rugby traditions, where are we heading?

Section Sports

Dharmapala batsman Harsha Gallage, who hit an unbeaten 82, is about to launch a shot against Ananda at Ananda Mawatha. - Pic by Amila Gamage

Harsha and Jayampathi guide Dharmapala

Section Sports

“Lankan teens understand their tasks” – Coach Naveed Nawaz

Section Sports

Sri Lanka Under-19s were engaged in their final training session at the NCC, before leaving for Abu Dhabi for the ACC Under-19 Asia Cup which is in progress at present with the participation of eight teams. - Pix by Amila Gamage

“Lankan teens understand their tasks” – Coach Naveed Nawaz

Section Sports

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F1 racer Ricciardo pleased with Sri Lankan outing

Section Sports

The championship winning Red Bull F1 car was on show in Colombo with its new drive Daniel Ricciardo (below). - Pix by Hasitha Kulasekara

F1 racer Ricciardo pleased with Sri Lankan outing

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F1 racer Ricciardo pleased with Sri Lankan outing

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Ashan Silva (L) and Ned Daniel (R)

Ashan Silva, Ned Daniel crowned kings

Section Sports

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Shinagawa Beach resort: Friendship and luxury on the sands of Balapitiya

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Shinagawa Beach resort: Friendship and luxury on the sands of Balapitiya

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Delicious kanjee

Section Business Times

A female Humpback whale and its ten day old calf

Into the deep with the Great Whites

Section Plus

Tiger Shark surveying its surroundings after eating a dead Whale. Photo taken in Western Australia

Into the deep with the Great Whites

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The White shark: Determined to get inside the divers’ cage

Into the deep with the Great Whites

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Global Economic Outlook for 2014 and Sri Lanka

Section Business Times

Picture shows Nestlé S.A’s. Executive Vice President Nandu Nandkishore explaining their strategy.

Nestle SA to expand nutritious food and beverage industry in the emerging Asian markets including Sri Lanka

Section Business Times

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A fishing they go in Vakarai

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A fishing they go in Vakarai

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Windows Phone security breach risk ‘negligible’ : Microsoft SL

Section Business Times

Sunil Rajapaksha Manager HR & Productivity Improvement of H J S Condiments Limited receives the Silver award from Mahinda Madihewa Secretary to the Ministry.

The HJS Condiments Limited wins a Silver Award for social dialogue and workplace Cooperation

Section Business Times

Dinner at the Travellers’ Club

Sir Wilfred Thesiger and the snows of Kilimanjaro

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Sir Wilfred Thesiger and Christopher Ondaatje

Sir Wilfred Thesiger and the snows of Kilimanjaro

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Tourist traffic snarls at 3 % pace in November

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Kingsbury celebrations

Section Business Times

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Cinnamon properties draped in holiday décor this season

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SUNFO felicitates society leaders

Section Plus

Life-as-a-planter

New book detailing life as a planter

Section Plus

Wit's-end

Thank God Christmas comes once a year…

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Kids'-world

The first day at school

Section Funday Times

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Prince Charles visits the Central hills of Sri Lanka

Section Funday Times

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Prince Charles visits the Central hills of Sri Lanka

Section Funday Times

Fun-Maths

Fun Maths and Science

Section Funday Times

Guess who?

Section Funday Times