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Outrage over new
retirement age

CBK-Mahinda guerrilla
war rages

Sunday October 30, 2005

News
	Police censorship on polls violence
	Mahinda promises peace through “good experiences”
	Gopi released but LTTE won’t budge
	LTTE disclaims polls-boycott call
	Heavy rains this week
	Post grad course on disaster control
	Blue, blue my world is blue: End of CBK presidency
	Lanka gets ready as bird flu spreads its wings
	Flu fear hits poultry industry
	Let’s help police curb election violence
	Land fraud case not going to another court
	Kaushalyan killing: LTTE, northeast public ignore Presidential Commission
	LTTE linked to al-Qaeda?
	Ambassador denies LTTE was met at EU
	BASL wants code of conduct for judges
	Citizens’ group quizzes candidates
	Swipe boomerangs?
	Pre-poll violence minimal for now
	The battle for Commercial Bank on Wednesday
	Mahinda dancing to JVP tune: Ranil
	Fresh measures to ensure fair polls in North and East
	Union doubts halt new oil refinery
Financial Times
	Commercial Bank drama at Holiday Inn
	Malwatte Valley diversifies into fish, cut flowers
	Travel agents protest over end to commission-era
	Insider dealing: SEC mulls changes in rules
	Don’t blame the politicians; blame ourselves
	JKH maintains profit growth despite tsunami
	Stock market: Something amiss (Comment)
	Lessons from the Easter Island’s end (Wise Old Owl)
	Blue Diamond’s audit report ‘qualified’ again
	Forget elections: Commercial Bank is the focus this week
	EGM biggest-ever meeting of shareholders?
	Thousands of visitors at Sri Lanka Festival in Tokyo
	Mannar – focus of 47th chamber of FCCISL
	Transportation, property sectors boost JKH 2Q profits
	Mahaweli could solve sand crisis if properly managed
	Hemas hopes presidential polls would be non-violent
	Stassens stalled over trademarks dispute in decades-long case
Sports
	Marvan: I don’t know why
	All quits at Beira
	Mother and son steal the limelight
	Havies concede walkover
	Is this a different ball game?
	Indians have done their home work
	Going down in the cold and doing things differently
	Captain captures 12th Royal Colombo Title
	Thoughts of a Champ
	Lankan stars Down Under host a living legend
	Caltex to take Rugby to higher levels - Daham...

Mauritius President Sir Anrood Jugnauth and his wife Sarojini Devi on a private visit to Sri Lanka admiring the orchid named after President Chandrika Kumaratunga at the botanical gardens in Peradeniya yesterday. Director of the gardens, Dr. Cyril Wijesundara looks on. Pic by Shane Seneviratne.

Mahinda's race for life
is with the media

Columns

CBK-Mahinda guerrilla war rages - Political Column

Fluctuating fortunes: Grin and bear till the seventeenth - 5th Column

Outrage over new retirement age - Situationa Report

Millennium Goals thru’ rural development - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis

Now, the mother of all lift offs - Thoughts from London

Squandering golden opportunities in regard to the Elections Commission and the National Police Commission - Focus on Rights

Mahinda's race for life is with the media - The Rajpal Abyenayake Column

Plus

Patching up the patches

‘Why our sons?’

Yesterday’s newspaper is today’s wrapping, but…

Poruwa:In step with tradition and modernity

Forgotten after World War II

Land, property out of reach for NE women

No-kill policy: Only bark, no bite

First to school and then to stardom

Twiggy and angular: That’s the Masan

Id-Ul-Fitr: Rejoicing in a month of peace & piety

Letters to the Editor

Mirror Magazine

Mystery with a difference

TV Times

Mirage’s Kamal hit the high note

‘Aganthukaya’ copies in India

Prasanna finally enters the cinema

Wanna go ‘grill’ at UBG

Halloween Night at the Deli Market

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