By Junior Thinn In a rapidly changing world, where globalization and technology often overshadow tradition, Myanmar’s artisans continue to safeguard centuries-old cultural practices through their hands, hearts, and heritage. From…
By Tun Myint Kyaw (LA) Some call it the British Boring Corporation. Some call it the British Bullshit Corporation. Take a pick! No matter how it is called, it’s the…
By Laura Htet (UDE) Every year, Myanmar celebrates National Victory Day with pride, gratitude, and deep reflection on what it means to belong to this beautiful and diverse country. It…
By Myint Zan Teacher homage ceremonies: unique to Burma/Myanmar? The ‘teacher homage ceremony’ by the 8th batch BA (Law), LLB students of the teachers who taught this batch took place…
By Ms Monn For generations, the foundation of democracy in Myanmar has been the paper-based voting system. Citizens go to their local polling station, receive a physical ballot, and mark…
The State is prioritizing the socioeconomic development of all regions and states throughout the country, and local communities play a crucial role in making these development initiatives successful. Active participation…
DURING the upcoming Tazaungdine holiday period, which marks the start of the open season, over 60 traditional horse carts that go well with the cultural heritage of the Bagan will…
By Min Khant Today, at this time, in this era, the goal of the nation and its people is the emergence of a Union based on democracy and federalism. As…
In this world, everyone should strive to become a useful and valuable person. In addition, one must live honestly, behave properly, speak truthfully, and possess a desire to work. Those…
Atul Aneja Young men and women, dressed in their traditional attire—are busy preparing to meet the December 28 deadline, when the first phase of national elections begins. The entire balloting…
