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High drama ahead of
Solheim visit

Landmines and the
lampooning Lankans

Sunday January 22, 2006

News
	Geneva as compromise talks venue
	Mystery blast inside LTTE Mannar
	JHU washes hands of Dalai Lama dispute
	Ten UNP MPs on crossover list
	Tamil Nadu blows hot and cold with Tigers
	Storm over Shiranthi’s temple visit over
	Deaths caused by gunshot injuries -Trinco Magistrate
	Harry flies high with SriLankan Airlines
	SB’s pardon and parole in political muddle
	Buddha Jayanthi celebrations begin in India
	Electoral register display ends this week
	PAFFREL to demand use of 2005 registers
	Issuing process begins for those sans IDs
	Govt. must not evade responsibility for NE incidents, says Sampanthan
	Cabinet diverts Southern Highway tender
	LTTE, Govt. under fire for rights abuses
	Flawed democracy better
	New Tamil group opposes war, violence
	Trade Chambers welcome APC
	Andre concert cancelled
	Court restrains DCSL, agents
	Bloody clashes, protests mark Maldivian Eid
	Lanka to launch its first satellite
	Drugs: Patients face a bitter deal
	Public service goes politics over CC crisis
Financial Times
	Labelling of GM food products
	Stockbrokers say markets show hope despite war crisis
	Take over bid at Eagle Insurance
	Taking responsibility for the garbage crisis
	Environment and YOU
	After the tsunami: Lessons from reconstruction
	Powerful cement cartel controls global industry, 51 % of Lankan market
	TRI estate records highest yield in the western high growns
	Cyber crimes at ST Business Club monthly meeting
	Many Chartered Secretaries are CEOs, chairpersons
	Sri Lanka First opens its own secretariat
	Sri Lanka sets goals for education excellence
	Sri Lanka sets goals for education excellence
	ADB, Hong Kong Group plan 3rd fund to help troubled Asian firms
	Raniyo sets up top centre to protect against fakes
	Sarvodaya offers ‘Corporate weekend’ help opportunities
	Legendary Moleskine notebooks now available in Sri Lanka
	Ceylinco Development Bank’s Gampaha branch
	Indian BPO group says organizational change helped in greater focus
	J-Biz pleads to Mahinda to start talks
	Global thinker Deepak Chopra supports spiritual tourism
	War situation discounted by investors
	Unquenchable passions of anti-alcohol activism (Column)
	Time to focus on the bare necessities of life (Column)
	Indo- Lanka green revolution and economic integration (Column)
	Vacuum packaging for garments exports (Column)

Amidst growing tension in Mannar after the mystery explosion, police yesterday detected 13.5 kilograms of gelignite sticks in a bus on the Mannar-Colombo road at Murunkan. Police officers are seen examining the explosives while seven suspects were arrested. Pic by Ranjith Jayasundera.
Columns
	President seeks control of SLFP - Political Column
	Feeling blue? Then get some tips from the Green Man - 5th Column
	Iran vs. West: the nuclear and the unclear - inside the glass house
	High drama ahead of Solheim visit - Situation Report
	Another mirage :Elusive dreams and targets of tourism - The Sunday Times Economic Analysis
	The peace man cometh and brings what? - Thoughts from London
	Political unanimity exhibited towards defeating the 17th Amendment - Focus on Rights
	Landmines and the lampooning Lankans - The Rajpal Abeynayake Column
	Little business on three days of protests and uproar - Lobby
Plus
	Bird flu: Don’t panic, be ready
	Showcasing a shared culture
	Sketch off simplicity, brilliance and wit
	Passport to chaos!
	Unearthing buried mysteries of Jawatte cemetery
	Awakening to their needs
	Autism: The need of the day is not only compassion but awareness
	The hearts that quake for Pakistani kids
	Letters to the Editor
	Appreciation
	Arts
Mirror Magazine
	Let your beauty shine through
TV Times
	Stormy night at Taj
	Grace is the word
	Maname goes to the hills
	Gold Choice Award for Dolphine
	‘Dangamalla’: Tale of a naughty girl on TV
	Rani Lanka breaks her silence
	'I Don't know Why?': Canadian-Sri Lankan joint venture
	Panadura felicitates 'Master' on his birthday
	‘Punsanda Paaya’ : The world’s longest song from Chandimal
Sports
	A straight drive with Sidath
	Light at the end of the tunnel
	From the ring to Scotland Yard
	Juniors warming up for U-19 World Cup
	MALITH SAVES ANANDA BLUSHES
	Time was tight for Kingswood
	St. Benedict’s hold Antonians
	Senaratne, Maligaspe dazzle for Royal

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