The Sundaytimes Sri Lanka

Hambantota incident: UNP wants action

A group of UNP MPs, Provincial Council members and supporters staged a protest in Hambantota yesterday…

Potuhera: Railway safety measures on shaky track

The Railway Department’s safety precautions are under sharp scrutiny after a head-on collision between two trains…

Economic consequences and challenges of the Geneva resolution

Good governance is good for the nation and people. Irrespective of any economic consequences of the…

33 day journey ends in a golden sunset

The send-off was official and unusual. Just before sea-kayaker Sandy Robson paddled across the Palk Straits…

Giving back to her school the way she knows best

Kishani Jayasinghe will return next Sunday (May 11) to the place she loves best; onstage, under…

‘Odyssey into the Wild’ with Mahipala

‘Odyssey into the Wild’, an exhibition of creative works penned and illustrated by B. A. Mahipala…

Cinnamon Bay : First hotel in Sri Lanka to win LEED Gold

Cinnamon Bey Beruwala became the first Hotel in Sri Lanka to be awarded the LEED V-2009…

SriLankan Airlines joins ‘oneworld’ alliance in mega launch at Mattala

SriLankan Airlines this week joined the ‘oneworld’ alliance in a mega launch at the Mattala International…

Sports in schools to become a must

The programme jointly initiated by the Ministries of Sports and Education, to make sports activities compulsory…

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News

600 public hospitals paralysed, thousands of patients suffer

Public health services were paralysed yesterday as nurses continued their strike and doctors accused them of hiding drugs to impose further hardships on patients. More…

Cabinet ban ignored as Betel nut racket goes on

A Cabinet decision to revoke licences for the import and…

Hangman to be hanged; search for better name

Pay your light bill at reload shop

Terror of a wife whose grave was dug in her own living room

Valikamam residents’FR cases against Army to be heard on Aug. 7

World Conference on Youth in Colombo and Hambantota from May 6-10

Enough rain in catchment areas, but CEB wants more to remove surcharge

Minister Dinesh protests issue of liquor licence in Maharagama area

CAA co-opts ITI, City Analyst in war against errant traders

Hambantota incident: UNP wants action

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Sports

We drive and tell the others where to be – the Big Three doctrine

The laws of cricket tell the English love of compromise between a particular freedom and a general orderliness, or legality – Neville Cardus Nevertheless this…

Coach’s job up for bids

The hotly debated national cricket coach’s position in Sri Lanka…

Land Rover props Trinity for second time

The Air Force commander who broke the soccer hoodoo!

Fifty four matches in Schools soccer championship

Chamath and Lal to replace Manil and Thilina at FFSL

Lakshani qualifies for World Junior Athletics Championship

Lions prove a hard side to beat

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Business Times

Brawl in the lottery industry

Lottery ticket sellers are up in arms over the latest Mahapola online lottery accusing the authorities of transferring earnings from the new lottery abroad. Seen…

Government firm: No casinos in Packer, Dhammika, JKH projects

Urgent consultations were held this week by casino magnate, Australian…

Touchwood’s small investors furious about new management stance

Krrish: 5th deadline for final lease payment

Online movie ticket sales firm eyes Asia

Financial sector reforms: Some cracks appearing in banking industry

Labour challenges in a new milieu

CB says ‘satisfactory progress’ in consolidation process

SriLankan Airlines joins ‘oneworld’ alliance in mega launch at Mattala

Sri Lankan leisure sector at Male trade fair

10,000 designs by Wall Art

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Sunday Times E-Paper

Editorial

The workers forgotten on May Day

May Day has come and gone and the working class will need to wait until next year to be commemorated again. In the intervening 364 days, the working people will face the overt threat of Police riot squads and water cannon if they take to the streets making demands, and…

Columns

Political Column
US joins Canada in rejecting Govt's list of terrorists

The United States became the second country to ignore the UPFA Government’s prohibition order on 16 Tamil diaspora groups and 424 of their members on grounds that they…
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5th Column
James’ games with pack of politicos

My Dear James Packer, I thought I must write to you to congratulate you on what you did last week. I am not sure whether you are aware…
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The Economic Analysis
Economic consequences and challenges of the Geneva resolution

Good governance is good for the nation and people. Irrespective of any economic consequences of the Geneva resolutions, the country must ensure law and order and protect human…
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Focus on Rights
Enduring results of the Indian democracy project

In a conversation with two visiting Indian scholars this week in Colombo, the focus shifted to the seemingly easy manner in which the Bharathiya Janatha Party (BJP) Prime…
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Talk at the Cafe Spectator
JR’s bulls in TNA’s May Day shop

Politicians and public relations stunts are as close to each other as bat and ball would be to a cricketer. Some stunts draw attention whilst others end up in…
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From the sidelines
Politics, media and the monks

In recent times members of the Buddhist clergy have increasingly tended to make the front pages of newspapers and the TV headlines. This might suggest that they are…
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Sunday Punch
Cut the casino crap, start talking nanotech

Last Friday the Government staked all its winnings of goodwill on one turn of pitch-and-toss and came a cropper. It ran out of the good fortune that had…
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