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JVP, JHU mount pressure
on Mahinda

Post Geneva economic expectations, prospects

Sunday March 5, 2006

News
	Presidential probe on five-star minister
	US visas forged: Human smuggling from Sports Ministry office
	Mystery boat with Italian DPL cover
	Two die in first attack after Geneva talks
	UNP campaigner in Matara arrested
	Tough legal battles over local polls
	Tsunami gold chain horror:Murder charges against suspects
	Govt. gears for next round of Geneva talks
	Battle over TV in Parliament control room
	Three minority parties joining government
	Not quite true
	Kadirgamar schol by WIPO in late Minister’s memory
	Park boundaries going to courts
	Power funds going to powerful vehicle
	Norochcholai coal power to steam ahead
	Hopes of playground drowned in lake
	Continuing concern expressed over JSC resignations
	Burglaries boom: Your house could be the next target
	Gag order on probe report, campaigners face dilemma
	Donated boats in excess of needs, claims Ministry
Financial Times
	Mixed signals for small power producers
	New ‘kid’ in town
	Understanding the tea leaves
	CB says new bank to take over failed Pramuka
	A tune for socially responsible companies
	A holistic approach to CSR
	John Keells launches new brand of hotels
	EU reiterates support for conflict-affected displaced
	SMB Group profits slight drop in 2005
	AMR Sees 'Huge Surge' in ERP Spending, Most Likely at Microsoft
	Resort to the ETF (Easy-Things-First) strategy-Kalapuge
	Sri Lanka gears up for Doha Development Agenda
	Mixed signals for small power producers
	Skilled, differently-abled who want to serve
	Loss-making rural farmers worry over lower chicken consumption
	Winning farmers, consumers and revolutionising the rural economy
	Risks and returns of listed companies
	Focus strategy best for Sri Lanka
	Should citizens laugh or cry?
	School entrepreneurs steal the show
Sports
	Attanayake shows the Anandians how
	National jerseys for Lankan expats
	Vidyarathna Horana in the lead on day two
	Royal-Thomian the great leveller
	Tehani narrowly edged out in quarters
	Channaka in media panel
	The unstoppable Murali
	“Where have all the gentlemen gone?”
	The dawn of a new era

Trying to play with a straight bat: US President George W. Bush, who once owned the Texas Rangers baseball club, going for a home-run in cricket during a demonstration at the US embassy compound in Islamabad yesterday. AFP.
Columns
	JVP, JHU mount pressure on Mahinda - Political Column
	Peace talks: Mahinda maama's success was Ranil's unmaking - 5th Column
	General Assembly Vs. Security Council: Battle spreads to race for UN top post - inside the glass house
	Document bares Tiger claws in key places - Situation Report
	Post Geneva economic expectations, prospects - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	So who’s afraid of Bala Anna? - Thoughts from London
	How is justice realised for the marginalised? - Focus on Rights
Plus
	Rich tapestry of togetherness
	Community labour delivers new maternity ward for Mawanella
	The roar of rural women
	The lessons my mother taught me
	Magnificent canopy of bright yellow
	Down and up in the scale of life
	Community labour delivers new maternity ward for Mawanella
	Mystery of the masks
	‘We can’t forget the children’
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
	Arts
Mirror Magazine
	Pushing the limits
	Chaos reigns
	A diplomatic experience
	They say…
	A complex affair
	What a look!
TV Times
	‘Natmo 2006’ from Rivega
	‘The Agency’: For good sax and great time
	‘Munich’ moves to Majestic
	‘Super heroes’ on Derana
	Spielberg defends ‘Munich’
	Get intimate with ‘Miss SL’ on Derana
	Exotic Indian Food at Continental
Funday Times
	King Manavamma
	The Japanese Doll Festival (Hinamatsuri)
	Moving on to an agricultural lifestyle
	Launch of the Children’s Diary

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