Sawn Tamalan weighing over 7 tons seized in Pinlebu

A truck loaded with illegal sawn Tamalan was seized near Kankon village, Pinlebu township, Katha district, Sagaing region.
Local people in rally for 2008 Constitution amendment
As many as 1500 local people staged a rally in support of amending the 2008 constitution in the small town of Pwintphyu in Magway Region at 9:00 am on 28 February.
Woman arrested for pushing stimulant tablets in Kyaikmaraw Tsp
A woman was arrested for dealing in narcotic drugs in Hlakazai village of Taunggalay village-tract in Kyaikmaraw Township,
Second Pyithu Hluttaw’s eleventh regular session holds 19th-day meeting
The 19th-day meeting of the eleventh regular session of the Second Pyithu Hluttaw was held at the Pyithu Hluttaw
Amyotha Hluttaw approves motion to establish National Land Law
The 19th-day meeting of the eleventh regular session of Second Amyotha Hluttaw held at Amyotha Hluttaw building
Let’s combine our strengths to improve socio-economic condition of people
To promote the agricultural sector, the Union Government has placed special emphasis on the balanced development of agriculture, livestock, and industry to ensure inclusive economic growth, food security, and increased exports.
The Peasants Day on March 2nd
The Peasant Revolution led by Saya San did not take place on March 2nd. March 2nd 1962 was the day and date of General Ney Win’s military coup of the State when he personally announced on Myanmar Radio that he had taken over the reign of the State from the Pyidaungsu Government headed by Prime Minister U Nu on the ground that the entire nation was on the brink of break-up and disintegration. The National Army of the Country was duty-bound to salvage it in time. He did not want to commemorate the date of that coup because the coup was a timely action. He thought that the Peasant Revolution was historically worthy of commemoration. So he made that date of March 2nd as Commemoration Day of the Peasants Revolution.