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CBK-Mahinda battle:
D-day today

A take out is not about an
unpalatable buth packet

Sunday September 4, 2005

News
	Peace process: Oslo out, UN in?
	Janaka says ready to serve nation
	Lankan docs help US hurricane victims
	Kadir probe: Gardener spills the beans
	Norochcholai no, coal power yes: UNP
	New hospital complex lacks basic facilities
	Nine Lankans fined and detained in Diego Garcia
	Cheque and bank draft frauds top 5000 this year
	Unofficial talks to end rail strike
	UNP, SLFP say ‘no’ to polythene for elections
	Election officials briefed by polls chief
	Aussie lawmaker here to fund TRO?
	EU considers action against LTTE
	Watching her back
	Kadir statue in Colombo
	SLT handing up on Court ruling?
	CEA stops rape of Attidiya
	Lankan singer in UN summit promotion ads
	Opposition to Norochcholai coal plant gathering power
	Law on contempt of court requires reforms, says Law Commission
	No polls during Ramazan says EC
	Osu Hala in new CWE shops
Financial Times
	Don’t frighten the public- business community
	Regional businesses plead for more resources
	ICICI Bank opens in Colombo this year
	Five star comfort at Galle “Prison”
	Singer Ind. recovers from losses
	Colombo stock market indecisive before polls
	Politicians on the road again
	Fitch Ratings Lanka Ltd affirms ‘A (sri)’ rating of HDFC
	Dealers from Myanmar at Colombo Gem show
	Carsons helps develops Hanwella school
	NCCSL commends Kumaratunga’s Beijing speech
	Sri Lanka’s export growth momentum continues
	SLT introduces e-procurement system
	Who blindfolded the J-Biz leaders?
	Amba staff does well at CFA exams
	Major tourism conference in Colombo from Oct 4-6
	LHI makes Rs 22m profit, doing Hambantota port feasibility
	Commerce and politics in perspective
	Intellectual Property Rights enriches Sri Lankan innovation
	Policy changes unlikely in new govt. - PM
	Amunugama urges businessmen to be lean and mean
	Non-sharing of numbers restricting BPO growth
	Our pioneering spirit is timid and vacuous
	Senkadagala Finance debenture launched
	PostKard advertising hits Colombo streets
Sports
	Bangladesh out to stop Lankan bashing
	Varna spurs Bloomfield
	Malinga shines for Gloucestershire
	Seven new marks established
	Can CH turn giant killers against Kandy today?
	Joes drub Wesley
	Anthonians pick chinks in Trinity armour
	Bradby at stake?
	Kandy the only focussed lot!
	Richard captures DHL Anniversary Trophy
	Indrajith still a humble soul

The picture of the Temple Trees talks where the deal between Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse and the JVP was wrapped up. In the picture are Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse with senior ministers Maithripala Sirisena, Mangala Samaraweera and Susil Premajayantha while the JVP was represented by Tilvin Silva, Wimal Weerawansa, Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Nandana Gunatillake.
Columns
	CBK-Mahinda battle: D-day today - Political Column
	- 5th Column
	Political accountability in economic policies - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	Britain’s sincerity on terrorism on the line - Thoughts from London
	A take out is not about an unpalatable buth packet - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column
	CTB bill approved, time now to get show on the roads - Lobby
Plus
	MAN IN MONKEY BUSINESS
	Lacks the looks but has the books
	Freeman to star in Clarke’s space thriller?
	He carried Lanka’s dignity and honour on his shoulders
	Painting Keyt with a family brush
	The prelate with a mission of peace
	Bright idea
	The Christian in Kadirgamar
	'Woolf in Ceylon' here for Book Fair (Kala Korner)
	Thank God it’s Friday!
	It’s sacred, shady and crooked
	On a historic ride along Muthurajawela
	The war, black cinema and morale of the soldier
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciations
	Arts
Mirror Magazine
	All keyed up
	More than a contest
	The age of e-commerce
	Truly a scholarly journey
	Why not send a post card?
TV Times
	Jana karaliya creates colour in Polonnaruwa
	‘Bradby Night 2005’ at Le Garage
	Dasun Madhushanka: Beyond a child actor
	September film shower on Rupavahini
	Gamini in retrospect in Sirasa TV
	Wear your spurs : The first Country and Western pub is here
	Mad Genie to start production soon
Funday Times
	The battle of the brothers
	Trade and commerce at international level
	An introduction to cricket
	Paduma goes gemming

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