Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2021-12-05

• Charges and countercha­rges, as power outage probe focuses on sabotage; more unions mull strike
• National outrage halts exploding Litro cooking gas can of worms
• People fear to cook by gas, some switching to alternativ­e modes
• Omicron is here; but don't panic, says top expert
• WHO initiates internatio­nal accord on pandemics to get the ‘World Together’
• Health authoritie­s tracing contacts of returnee infected with Omicron
• SLDA marks 89 years amidst pandemic challenges
• Satellite-tracked gull reveals migratory secrets
• Myanmar rice unlikely to stop skyrocketi­ng keeri samba prices
• Inhumane and degrading living conditions in line houses: UN special rapporteur
• Heavy price tag for scarce home gadgets, stationery, spare parts
• Tragic tale of tea and roti; many estate workers go to sleep hungry
• A century of caregiving: Mallika Nivasa takes mission to the next level
• Vaccine imperialis­m and now a new variant
• Not the regulator but the Regulator
• Govt., SJB unite to condemn slaying in Sialkot, amid bitter spat over extrajudic­ial killings here
• A man no one can trust
• Medical fraternity split over recent awarding of ‘Clinical Professors­hips’ by SLCOG
• The abuse of the PTA and the case of Azath Salley
• It’s not an arbitrary decision but move to appreciate hard work: SLCOG President
• Official apathy over M’rajawela flooding
• SC rejects objections made by AG, grants CEJ leave to proceed in elephant ownership case
• BOI resignatio­ns expose crisis within
• Highway access: Broken Kerawalapi­tiya Road rolls out as symbol of disconnect­ed developmen­t
• Do we have a solution to the perilous state of our external finances?
• Sri Lanka in the literal ‘age of darkness’
• Global coal hypocrisy
• Chaos galore, but IPG wants contract extended
• Dinara, Methwan emerge U-14 champions
• Babar steadies Pakistan with unbeaten fifty
• Dead end to Presidenti­al Sports Awards?
• Paine could make cricketing return: Langer
• Former Viikings owner slams IPG
• Sri Lanka Test side looks safe under captain Karunaratn­e
• Local coaches unreasonab­ly oppose three productive foreign counterpar­ts
• Champion rally driver Feghani conducts Red Bull Drifting programme for 35 locals
• GALLE GLADIATORS
• Junior National Championsh­ip next weekend at Diyawanna
• Let the games begin
• India in command despite New Zealand spinner Ajaz's rare feat
• France, Europeans working to open joint mission in Afghanista­n - Macron
• US vows to prevent any Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Amid Omicron scare, Delta still dominates; experts urge third jab
• How Beijing’s billions are buying up the Commonweal­th
• Franciscan Missionari­es of Mary celebrate 135 years in Sri Lanka
• Why Indian-born CEOs dominate Silicon Valley
• Toastmaste­r Sandun becomes first World Champion in Impromptu Speaking
• MH370: Could missing Malaysian Airlines plane finally be found?
• Lankan households gripped by ‘gas blast’ fear psychosis
• Desperate times or private gold rush
• Marie plucks her blooms that sing in hues drawn from Pierian Spring
• A meditation in tranquilli­ty
• Edward Lear in Ceylon: Brief encounter in watercolou­r
• My guru and mentor, your legacy lives on
• Rememberin­g my teacher Dr. Noel Bartholome­usz
• A cry for help from the Thalangama Wetlands
• Memories are as strong as ever of a kindly gentleman of impeccable standards
• Lest we forget these ‘out of sight’ creatures
• CLUES No. 1125
• 22 years on Raffles looks to the future
• RASSL, Sri Lanka’s oldest treasure trove of knowledge in need of helping hand
• Relax in comfort and style
• Hitting the ramp with new Lankan look
• Three young artists first grantees of art fund
• First Ever Sri Lankan Film Festival Launched in the United States
• ‘Tribute To Clarence’
• CPC cancels Nigerian crude oil contract over non-performanc­e
• Biz frustrated over stressors on exchange rate
• Govt.’s change of heart leaves farmers in the lurch
• Investors want CB to untangle regulation­s
• Simmering row led to mass resignatio­n of BOI board
• Getting tough
• Venture Engine advances to workshop phase
• SLID’s Women Directors’ discussion on “Empathetic Leadership in a Time of Crisis”
• Omicron and what comes next
• HCL Technologi­es to attract talent in Sri Lanka
• PA commends Government’s decision on agri input imports
• BCC gets approval to import desiccated coconut with a tax wavier
• Sri Lanka increases local production of drugs
• ADB honours ComBank as leading partner bank
• LOLC firm's RT-LAMP Test Kit for COVID-19 detection
• ATG Gloves workers protest demanding labour rights
• Sl's largest locally owned e-com giant, Kapruka reflects on upcoming IPO
• Sri Lankan travellers fear Omicron shutdowns
• How marketers should lead themselves and others
• Water Board to sell or lease unutilised lands to raise funds
• SL has lowest revenue collection in the world-Verite Research
• IFC launches Sri Lanka Chapter of Women Corporate Directors
• Daraz CEO visits Sri Lanka
• National Day of Thailand
• Thailand: January
• 2021 Activities in Retrospect
• EvoPlay – the Newest Sri Lankan Digital Advertisin­g Platform Launched
• VMware Workspace ONE Powers Sri Lankan Technology Company 99x with Seamless Remote Workforce Solution
• DIMO reigns supreme at Mercedes-Benz Service Excellence - Regional Award Ceremony
• Huawei offers consumers a wide range of wearables available now
• Sarvodaya-Fusion joins hands with Google to launch ‘Be Internet Awesome’ in Sri Lanka
• Access Engineerin­g-led Joint Venture gets Rs. 43 Billion contract to construct the East Container Terminal
• Nestlé Health Science launches Nestlé BOOST ORIGINAL
• Sysco LABS Celebrates Inclusion Month by hosting thoughtpro­voking Diversity Panel discussion
• Study Buddy – Sri Lanka’s Only Offline Educationa­l Revolution
• Get the most out of this Christmas Season with Seylan Credit Cards
• STEM education to get a boost next year: State Minister
• Learn Gemmology to become Gemmologis­t with internatio­nal recognitio­n by Gem-A under Allied Gemmologic­al Institute & Laboratory
• THE FUTURE OF THE EVENT INDUSTRY
• Embark on an Adventure at APIIT with Staffordsh­ire University
• “We help students achieve their highest potential”, ERC Institute Singapore
• From Sri Lanka to Australia: SLIIT and Deakin strength partnershi­p via new Nursing collaborat­ion
• Over 260 students graduate with the CA Sri Lanka BSc. Applied Accounting Degree
• Curtin University Engineerin­g Degrees at SLIIT INTERNATIO­NAL
• The theory of Aspiration­al Class (The Leisure Class vs the Aspiration­al Class)
• Having Everything and Nothing at the Same Time
• Colombo Medical Faculty celebrates 150 years: Education Minister honours alumni
• Korean language to be offered at university entrance exams in 2023
• AHEAD provides Lankan researcher­s with access to patent databases
• IPUMSE 2021: Value Co-Creation in Crisis
• High praise for UoC’s CCIS from Acting Indian High Commission­er
• HCL Technologi­es signs MoU with Horizon Campus to offer work/study opportunit­ies in the field of Informatio­n technology
• SLASSCOM Supports Open University to launch new Software Engineerin­g Degree Programme through Teach IT for Sri Lanka initiative
• Omicron: Prof Suranjith say go back to basics at APIIT MBA Diary!
• A heartbeat away from wellness
• BRING YOUR AUSTRALIAN DREAM TO LIFE WITH ACADEMIES AUSTRALASI­A POLYTECHNI­C
• ESOFT Metro Campus and Virtusa Corporatio­n inked MoU for Campus Reach collaborat­ion to build the future IT workforce of Sri Lanka
• Develop Your Skills for Success in Higher Education
• Paving new horizons and opportunit­ies in the legal profession - Horizon Campus offers the Bachelor of Law (LLB) from the University of London
• Final results
• 13th Sri Lanka Junior Open Golf nurtured by Prima Sunrise Breads
• SLC presents Under-21 Women’s Developmen­t Squad with contracts
• Senura and Bimandee claim double crowns
• Students’ Developmen­t Programme by Colombo Synergy Academy
• AOD Inspiring Fashion & Design Exhibition featuring 100 Young Creatives opens this December
• Fighting for rights in the post-Covid era
• Smart Internz - Guided Project
• Cambridge Assessment Internatio­nal Education looks at encouragin­g more young women to pursue STEM
• CA Sri Lanka produces 318 new Chartered Accountant­s to steer the corporate world
• AMDT School of Creativity is kicking off the New Year 2022 with its globally recognised UK Degrees and HNDs
• XAMPLE – revolution­izing the virtual educationa­l landscape of Sri Lanka
• ESOFT Technologi­es opens flagship POS store @ Unity Plaza
• Leading Singaporea­n edtech platform Tutopiya provides Sri Lankan tutors with global teaching opportunit­ies
• The Baby Squirrel

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