I READ a very interesting topic in the Global New Light of Myanmar newspaper and this topic is preparation for the submission of the Myanma Thanaka cultural tradition to UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity before March 2025, educational programmes on Thanaka culture are being conducted throughout February at museums and libraries under the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Culture.

RECENT information released by social media and other platforms mentioned that four waterbird species, which were not found last year, have been rediscovered and recorded at Indawgyi Lake and related wetland areas in Mohnyin Township, Kachin State. These species include three Lesser Adjutants, 130 Eurasian Teals, 10 Northern Lapwings, and 30 Northern Shovelers.

​​​​​​​CYBER threats around the world have been increasing in number, and Myanmar has not been immune to the challenges posed by cyber threats.

MYANMAR is home to significant ancient cultural heritage sites of immense historical, cultural, archaeological, artistic, anthropological, geological, and biological value.

IN THE instruction of school subjects in our country, an educator may be a success as a Myanmar, Maths, Chemistry or History teacher in particular to the extent to which he focuses his efforts on this subject. Out of these subject teachers, I believe it is most fortunate that a teacher experiences success in teaching Myanmar.

RADIO, a remarkably useful device in the global communication sector, has played a pivotal role in enhancing the lives of people worldwide. It has contributed to the transformation of various sectors across different countries, improving work processes, saving valuable time, and increasing the lifespan of individuals.

​​​​​​​THE Ministry of Health (MoH), Myanmar, laid down two objectives: to enable every citizen to attain full life expectancy and enjoy longevity of life and to ensure that every citizen is free from diseases. To do that, the newly appointed dental surgeons are one of the main implementing human resources for health.

​​​​​​​A UNITED country, a harmonious country, and a country that strives together will always be in a state of perpetual development and progress. Without unity and harmony, a country will decay and vanish like salt in water. Therefore, the development and progress of a country must be driven by the unity and harmony of its people.

SINCE illegal trade is being pursued as a lucrative business for selfish and greedy businesspeople, to reduce illegal trade, awareness programmes are widely conducted for the public, businessmen and companies involved in trade and commerce to be able to understand the law, regulations and directives currently practised by the State. Moreover, if illegal trade activities are found when investigating, actions are taken against the traders and businesspeople by making them return to the legal trade path. To rule the law, reduce illegal trade and tax evasion, collecting information and taking actions are being conducted with the cooperation of relevant partner departments, and state-level, district-level and township-level special teams for combatting illegal trade.

SHAN State, the largest state in Myanmar by area, is a melting pot of diverse cultures and ethnicities. It is home to numerous ethnic groups including the Shan, Pa-O, Palaung, Danu, Intha, Taungyo, Wa, Htanot, Kokang, Lahu, Yinnet, Yinkya, Myaungzee, and A kha communities, as well as groups such as the Kachin, Kayah, and Lisu. For generations, these communities have coexisted harmoniously, embodying the spirit of unity and the enduring commitment to the Union that characterizes Myanmar.