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Nihal’s rite of
passage

Progress on peace moves
amid security concerns

Sunday May 16, 2004


News
	Crisis in Treasury
	Which way CWC? Decision tomorrow
	New leaf for growing cannabis
	Aussie PM’s remark on Murali draws flak
	All clear for Sonia to become PM
	C' wealth slams State media
	Baptism by fire
	LTTE feels left out now, says Kadir
	Damn joke, says Sajith
	Release of Lankan's body after Monday
	Vesak in Canadian Parliament - a first
	JVP opposes Govt move to import rice
	UNF politicians quizzed as probe on roofing sheets widens
	Concern over JVP student in Mahapola Trust Fund
	SLMC to field moulavis at PC elections
	SLASA wants tough action against UPFA politician
	Up goes the finger - this time for US
	Pinning down the kingpins
	Hakeem hits out at Govt.
	Secret ballot proposals further divide UNP
	House heads for another stormy session
	Desmond back after Anwer Ibrahim trial
	Soldiers, PC injured in grenade attack
Financial Times
	Revamp at Sara Lee-MAS Holdings
	Misty Mountain pursues Hayleys estates
	Pramuka Bank: Depositors must now decide
	Thilanga unlikely to attend SLT AGM
	North-East Reconstruction Fund revived
	Privatisation about-turn?
	Carsons shareholdings valued at Rs 6.8 bln
	Oil palm cultivation in Indonesia to expand
	Hans W - model for Lanka's young corporate sector
	Personal banking - balance of service, pricing and channels - HSBC Deputy CEO
	Eight Ways to Prevail: A recipe for tourism
	Sri Lankan IT team explores joint venture with UK firms
	HSBC CEO's brush with death
Sports
	Murali renews boycott threat
	Atapattu-Sangakkara stand puts Sri Lanka in command
	Murali drops the doosra
	CR run riot against hapless Havies
	Kandy settle after lemons to drown Navy
	ICC to have fresh look
	Indian cricket oozing with young talent - Dalmiya
	Eliyakanda Hill Climb in June 2004
	Golf from the 'other' side
	Focus on junior cricket
Funday Times
	The sacrifice of Somadevi
	A prominent place for the lion
	Tanya and the Tooth Fairy
	Child Soldiers Released

Visiting US Assistant Secretary of State, Christina Rocca and US Ambassador Jeoffrey Lunstead lending a hand to launch a new fishing boat granted to the Kathurinagar Fishing Co-operative Society under a USAID grant of US dollars 18,000. In the inset is Ms. Rocca and Mr. Lunstead immediately before the launch of the boat. Pix by Sinniah Gurunanthan..
Columns
	Kadir factor: A lively issue in talks - Political Column
	Progress on peace moves amid security concerns - Situation Report
	Murali 'doosra' has bamboozled one and all - 5th Column
	Washington in a dancing mood hearing Kadir? - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	Capitalising social capital - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Human rights, what human rights hallo? - Thoughts from London
	Where torture is endemic - Focus on Rights
	The real villains: Geneva Convention and digital cameras - inside the glass house
	Army couple in unique feat - Jungle Telegraph
Plus
	Nihal’s rite of passage
	Rich breeding grounds
	Left behind in time (Travel)
	Dealing it back in style
	Friendly exchanges
	Rare study on an actor (Kala Korner)
	Stories, Fashion and Fantasy
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Arts
TV Times
	Epic tale of an explosive monster - hunter
	Story of a teenage love takes many turns
	‘Suriya Arana’ achieves a financial record
	Shakespeare on Sinhala Stage
	Painter monk from Bangladesh
	Vijay, chasing celluloid dreams
	Mohan Raj in Australia
Mirror Magazine
	Travel thrills
	The Guttila saga unravels
	A ray of hope
	Want to experience abstract sports?
	The art of dancing
	Watch out: the cook is in the kitchen!

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