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Ranil does the bull Clinton
again, but can he regain?

While Govt watches,
LTTE regaining East

Sunday May 15, 2005

News
	LTTE warns of “people’s uprising”
	WB calls for better relief handling
	EU: Low-level for Govt. ministers
	Tamil youths claimed they were chained and tortured by LTTE
	It’s still a life in limbo
	Bhikkus to hold pooja to stop JM
	British charities hail Lanka's tsunami-relief partnership
	700 NGOs in tsunami whirlpool
	CWE without stocks, on verge of closing down
	PSC member denies favouritism charges
	UN Secy. Gen. post: No decision yet, says China
	More problems at State TV
	US NGO official flees as child sex probe begins
	UNP gears up for polls
	UN tells Govt. to change its contempt laws
	Ex-SC Judge slams Executive Interference
	Asian HR Commission lauds UNHRC decision on Tony
	Lankadeepa Editor to show cause
	Alleged land fraud: Discrepancy in questioned document signatures
	Garbage dump and the stinking deals they do
Financial Times
	Luxury $3.5m Leopard Mountain resort near Adam's Peak
	Construction industry wages seen rising sharply
	Hi-tech driving licences soon
	Merger could impact JKH shipping business
	NIPO to remove MTV logo from register
	Alarm over foreign labour (Comment)
	Revolutionary housing plan for tsunami victims
	Hemas mulls acquisitions, venturing into India
	Poor maintenance raises risk of Mahaweli dams cracking
	Coconut growers warn against DC cartel
	Human trafficking profits $32 bln a year - ILO
	1Q profit up at CTC, no decline in fags despite price hike
	Proactive role for Central Bank
	Rural entrepreneurs learning from Thailand
	Irresponsible statements on sea level rise
	Gem show attracts big group of Burmese dealers
	No political will to fight corruption in post-tsunami reconstruction
	Climbing the eLadder: Should your business be on the Internet? (Business@Home)
	Interest rate hike not seen reining in inflation
	Reforms at Motor Traffic Dept. to eliminate bribes
Sports
	Hobson's choice for Sri Lanka
	Kandy wriggle to win at the post
	Marauding Soldiers ground the flagging Airmen 30-13 at Galle Face
	Aravinda de Silva denies…
	Kandy lads and lasses show their prowess
	Peter Manuel returns to ICC Umpire Panel
	'Formula Plus Sri Lanka Motor Show'
	AMRC to race at night
	Lessons to learn from Bangladesh
	The Windies are coming
	RCGC will be in Scotland
	Rugby heading downfield
	'Thurai' A sportsman to emulate
	Seevali boxing reaping the harvest

A grim reminder of the reign of terror, heads on spikes at a roundabout was among the exhibits at a JVP show at the Nomads Grounds in Colombo yesterday to mark the 40th anniversary of the party. Passing by is JVP leader Somawansa Amerasinghe, the sole surviving politburo member of that terrible era. He is accompanied by General Secretary Tylvin Silva. Pic by Athula Devapriya.
Columns
	Jt. mechanisms & Jt. opposition - Political Column
	Here a battle, there a battle, everywhere a battle, battle - 5th Column
	Outsourcing torture: rogue states do the job for the West - inside the glass house
	While Govt watches, LTTE regaining East - Situationa Report
	The mirage of high economic growth - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Reverse democracy or pay back time - Thoughts from London
	Judicial expansion of the right 'not to be disappeared' - Focus on Rights
	Ranil does the bull Clinton again, but can he regain? - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
Plus
	Destined to be
	Rude shock for MURALI scientist
	A rare honour to a student of culture (Kala Korner)
	The long drawn solution courtesy Bill Gates
	War hero bags survivorship award for true grit
	Call the Paddy Board or the Municipality?
	Up, up through the jungle
	‘I’ll be there’
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Books
	Arts
Mirror Magazine
	Weekend calls
	Giving them a life beyond
	Beauty of diversity
	Clash of the Titans
	Classic and classy
TV Times
	Top guns share their marketing experiences
	‘Marketing’ at its best
	‘Sanda Thaniyama’: Story of children and parents
	Vasantha returns with ‘Aganthukaya’
	‘Bath Amma’: Dishing out family sentiments
	Nilambare: ‘Love has no bounds’
	‘Bawathra’ takes an alien turn
	A director with a mission
	Story of ‘Sanda Mudunata’
	Junctures in Pavel’s career
	TASKS : An idyllic setting for campers
	Twinklers: kiddies specialized restaurant
	Malaka makes to Amsterdam
	‘Sunila Sara’ : 23 years of creations on stage
Funday Times
	King Detutis 11
	It falls in the shape of a bo leaf

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