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Realising the impossible dream:
Keeping prices down

Kill, kill, kill: Battle for
east hots up

Sunday August 08, 2004


News
	SC ruling puts farmer back in Jaffna HSZ
	CBK avoids JVP's Hambantota show
	Sex and abduction scandal: Police hunt for WPC politico
	Now a UPFA-JHU deal on the cards
	President muzzles ministers and MPs
	Lankans organise seminar in the West on LTTE terrorism
	Drive against insensitive use of religious symbols
	Vipula Prasanna's killer gets short sentence
	Athas case: appeal date postponed
	Committtee to probe MRI head
	Dhanapala on visit to Jaffna
	Two sides to the police promotion story
	It was only a human error says NPC Chief
	Police Commission acted too quickly says IGP
	Cancellation of land deals set off other complications
	No sense in allowing politicians to depoliticise selections for important posts
	10,000 schools to the fore in anti-dengue battle
	Drought in 7 districts: SSD seeks Rs. 1.8b for relief
	Crook in the hook
	Self-regulation only way for a free press, says media expert
	Plotting the killing of Plote Mohan
	Bribery Commission’s annual report to President
	SL to close down some overseas Consulates
	University English instructors threaten strike action
	Wife's the most deserving
	Anura slams Mahinda's remarks as lies
Financial Times
	Garments price war begins
	Exporting folk music through e-mail
	Pramuka Bank depositors devastated
	Cabinet approves anti-pyramid law
	Sharp fall in bank earnings forecast
	High rubber prices not sustainable
	Tourist shopping: Vendors being reined in
	Underperforming health stocks seen having growth potential
	EFL opposes hydro-power project near forest reserve
	NAMAL says well placed to benefit from rising interest rates
	Auditors advised to keep distance from clients
	Developing the small business (I): the cradle of opportunity (Business@Home)
	Of old boys and audit rules (Comment)
	Advertising tempts people to even violate laws! (Feature)
	Of teams, team work and winning (Random thoughts)
Sports
	Positive Lankans hold sway
	Royal blaze through
	'Our cricket is on right track' -Mohan
	Great start, still better finish
	Course Record breakers of Mahagastota
	Human rights, human wrongs
	"Batting in short sleeves"
	Anya and Krishan excel as rowers
	Red Card for Red Shirts
	Thomians retain Lady Jayatileke trophy
	Jega, Govin win Quattro Trophy
	S. Thomas win at waterpolo

Senior Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayake who was surprisingly elevated to another top post as leader of the UPFA, listens attentively as President Chandrika Kumaratunga advises him a day after she suddenly vacated the party post. They met at a ceremony at President’s House on Thursday. Pic by Ishara S. Kodikara.
Columns
	What of the ISGA with cracks in UPFA - Political Column
	Kill, kill, kill: Battle for east hots up - Situation Report
	Watch the TV to take pressure off work - 5th Column
	Roars and thunder produce more heat than light - Lobby
	Chandrika - return of the prodigal Western liberal - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Realising the impossible dream: Keeping prices down - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Who's scared of black-coated bluster? - Thoughts from London
	Why we need a law on contempt of court - Focus on Rights
	No money to pay UN: Whither Iraq’s billions? - inside the glass house
Plus
	Re-discovering their discovery
	Another day, another death
	Bring out the war the henna and the coat
	BBC spotlight on Lankan wildlife
	Henri Cartier-Bresson: A legend behind the lens
	Not yet another 'white elephant'
	Indian cuisine under the mango tree
	Andare's tales in print (Kala Korner)
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
	Arts
TV Times
	Marlon Brando: Humanist turned Mega Star
	Sins of father visits on son
	Tale of two mothers one, child
	Cinecity-3 provides a new experience
	Sinhala Film Fest on Rupavahini
	Multi- talented Thesera for small screen
	‘Dummala Warama’ at Lumbini
	Destination Neptune
Mirror Magazine
	No longer a one man show
	Sounds for your soul
	Melodies to mesmerise
	Rowing regatta
	University admissions
	Taking on the world of work
Funday Times
	The commanders meet Rev. Maha-Tissa
	The most beautiful temple around Kandy
	The great one who knows all

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