​​​​​​​IN MYANMAR, the prolonged summer holidays are a result of prevailing climatic conditions that blanket most of the country in intense heat, disrupting the daily routines of its inhabitants.

SUTTANTA, Vinaya and Abhidhamma treatises are based on the preaching of the Lord Buddha more than 2,600 years ago. In fact, all sorts of Lord Buddha’s preachings are the best way to live in society, the best way to cease the vicious cycle, and the best way to discard misdeeds to be able to dodge and prevent dangers in all forms. Actually, the Lord Buddha preached His teachings aimed at saving the living beings and celestial beings from the unavoidable vicious circles.

IN the face of daunting challenges, the present times demand a collective effort from individuals to navigate the complexities of daily life. Issues such as soaring commodity prices, scarce job opportunities, the lingering threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, the aftermath of armed conflicts, and the depreciation of Myanmar’s currency against foreign counterparts loom large on the horizon.

ON THIS International Women’s Day, a global call to action resounds, emphasizing the persistent challenges faced by women in attaining equal participation in the economic sector. Despite strides made in enhancing various facets of society on a global scale, women continue to grapple with significant hurdles in achieving parity with men.

MRKAK Hallowes commenced his tenure as a GSI geologist in 1905 and concluded his service upon retirement in 1926. Noteworthy entries in the Records of the Geological Survey of India indicate his field activities and contributions. Specifically, Mr Hallowes returned from field duty on 14 May 1917 and subsequently was assigned to the Central Provinces, departing for field duty once again on 4 November 1917. Following this assignment, he returned from Burma on 6 April 1919. Notably, he was granted combined leave for one year, effective from 14 July 1919. One of his significant contributions pertained to the geology of Myanmar, notably reporting on the coal seams of the foothills of the Arakan Yoma in 1921. Due to space constraints, the aforementioned details have been succinctly extracted as follows: -

IN pursuit of national prosperity, food security, and overall economic development, the government is strategically focusing on three key economic objectives: the enhancement of the agricultural sector, overall economic development, and the promotion of exports. Recognized as a reliable catalyst for the state’s economic progress, the agriculture sector plays a pivotal role in shaping the socioeconomic landscape.

​​​​​​​BOOSTING the tourism industry requires genuine efforts and sincerity towards travellers, serving as a catalyst for economic growth in the state. Key destinations aiming to captivate both local and foreign tourists must boast ancient cultural heritages, architectural marvels, and captivating designs alongside tangible and intangible cultural properties.

EVERYBODY knows online gambling and online scams have terribly shaken Myanmar society, leaving different consequences like the impacts after the shakes of a powerful earthquake. It is an unforgettable lesson for the Myanmar people for their life. They really understand they have to eliminate these criminal cases as well as have to pledge they shall never have to commit such crimes along their vicious circle. It is because they lost their life, limbs and property in online gambling and scams.

The State Administration Council (SAC) on 10 February issued an announcement declaring the enforcement of the People’s Military Service Law. No sooner had the announcement been made than the media practising black journalism, as well as the terrorist groups, started to spread disinformation to incite the people into going against the law.

Fostering awareness of legal trade practices among assigned staff and traders is essential to combat illegal trade effectively. The eradication of illicit trade demands the implementation of standardized operating procedures to rectify weaknesses in inspecting smuggled goods. This strategy aligns with protectionism, safeguarding the rights and entitlements of manufacturers and small to medium-sized enterprises domestically.