Atomic Habits: Small Changes, Remarkable Results
By Junior Thin At some point in life, we’ve all wanted to change. Maybe we wanted to lose weight, read more books, build a business, or improve ourselves. Yet many…
Expedite efforts to build the community with a shared future
China and Myanmar have, since the establishment of diplomatic relations 76 years ago, trusted and relied on each other with sincerity, and have developed into good neighbouring countries, good friends,…
Protecting the Future Generation: The Global Wave of Social Media Bans for Children and Lessons for Myanmar
By Dr Aung Tun Introduction In an era where smartphones have become as commonplace as school textbooks, governments around the world are drawing a bold line: children should not have…
Longing For the Rains
By Hu Wo (Cuckoo’s Song) FORTUNATELY for our country, Myanmar, as a gift of nature, there can be seen three regular seasons circling alternately, unlike other countries all over the…
Join hands in ensuring national economic development
THE Government is striving to enhance the State economy, which remains a key priority of the country. Without a strong national economy, development cannot be achieved, and it will be…
Genes, Habits, and Mindfulness: A Philosophical and Buddhist Perspective on Human Behaviour
By Khin Maung Myint Human behaviour has long been debated through the lens of nature versus nurture. Contemporary neuroscience adds another dimension by demonstrating that the brain is continuously reshaped…
Efficiently utilize water resources for the nation
Water is one of the most essential natural resources for human beings and is directly linked to all aspects of social life. Therefore, in today’s world, the conservation of water…
Bridging the Generation Gap
By Moon Cherry K How Parents and Children Can Build Stronger Relationships in a Changing World “Every generation imagines itself to be wiser than the one before it and smarter…
Nurture students to have practice of systematic littering
Waste discarded by humans is found not only in communities near people but has even reached the middle of the world’s oceans. An environment surrounded by waste not only harms…
Why Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases are Important
By Dr Than Lwin Tun Non-Communicable diseases (NCDs), also known as chronic diseases, tend to be of long duration and are the result of a combination of genetic, physiological, environmental…