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Bath time for ‘sick’ teachers

Bath time for ‘sick’ teachers

Police firing water cannon at thousands of teachers who took sick leave and staged a protest march in Colombo Fort seeking the balance of the…

Killing of sailor: Lanka expresses concern to India

High Commissioner meets India’s foreign minister Sri Lanka’s High Commissioner to New Delhi, Kshenuka Senewiratne, met India’s External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, and conveyed the…

Plea bargaining to expedite cases and reduce prison congestion

Plea bargaining or plea arrangement provisions are to be introduced to the Criminal Procedure Code (CPC) with the aim of resolving criminal cases expeditiously, the…

Business Times

Big news

Big news

Sri Lanka on Wednesday signed an agreement (see picture) in Paris, on the debt restructuring process with Sri Lanka’s official creditors. In the picture are…

Adani in the running for sea bed exploration in Sri Lankan waters

Adani, the Indian company involved in the West Terminal development at the Colombo Port and the controversial wind power project in Mannar, is also engaged…

Tourists slowing down pace to Sri Lanka

Travellers to Sri Lanka are slowing down with arrivals in July and August expected to drop as a result of several concerns raised by the…

Sunday Times E-Paper





Editorial

Dealing with debt: And the alternative?

Has Sri Lanka’s drained-out economy ‘turned the corner’ or was Wednesday’s presidential address to the nation the soft launch of Ranil Wickremesinghe’s presidential campaign? It would seem it was a little bit of both. The brief address was something to be expected from the presidential propaganda czars. The glad tidings…


Columns

Education

A bad example for the rest of the class

A bad example for the rest of the class

The strike by teachers crippled educational activities in several schools. Some of the schools were closed…

Ministry calls for road map to counter non-academics’ strike

Student monks to go high-tech

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