The National Management Degree College (NMDC) under the Ministry of Education will offer one-year diploma courses – Diploma in Tourism Studies and Management (DTSM) and Diploma in Public Policy (DPP) – starting from 26 March.
Those holding a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university are eligible to join the course. The course fee is K200,000. It will be open from 6:30 pm to 8 pm every Monday to Saturday and 4:30 pm to 8 pm on Sundays. Interested individuals can apply for it at the NMDC on the 6th floor of the main building on Merchant Street, Botahtaung Township, Yangon, by 25 March, along with three licence-sized photos, a copy of a bachelor’s, and the citizenship scrutiny card. For enquiries, they can be contacted with the following numbers: 01 8292566, 09 5047519, and 09 5026972, according to the Academic Affairs Department of the NMDC. — NN/KK
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The National Management Degree College (NMDC) under the Ministry of Education will offer one-year diploma courses – Diploma in Tourism Studies and Management (DTSM) and Diploma in Public Policy (DPP) – starting from 26 March.
Those holding a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university are eligible to join the course. The course fee is K200,000. It will be open from 6:30 pm to 8 pm every Monday to Saturday and 4:30 pm to 8 pm on Sundays. Interested individuals can apply for it at the NMDC on the 6th floor of the main building on Merchant Street, Botahtaung Township, Yangon, by 25 March, along with three licence-sized photos, a copy of a bachelor’s, and the citizenship scrutiny card. For enquiries, they can be contacted with the following numbers: 01 8292566, 09 5047519, and 09 5026972, according to the Academic Affairs Department of the NMDC. — NN/KK
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson hosted a reception on Monday at Downing Street ahead of a roundtable meeting on the government's reforms to the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system.
The meeting formed part of the rollout for a major SEND reform package that government ministers are launching this week, aimed at fixing a system they said is “broken.” The government is unveiling a £4 billion overhaul of the SEND system in England, part of a new white paper on education reform.
The reforms aim to make mainstream schools more inclusive by enhancing support for children with SEND earlier and more flexibly, rather than relying heavily on formal Education, Health and Care Plans as the only route to help.
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson hosted a reception on Monday at Downing Street ahead of a roundtable meeting on the government's reforms to the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system.
The meeting formed part of the rollout for a major SEND reform package that government ministers are launching this week, aimed at fixing a system they said is “broken.” The government is unveiling a £4 billion overhaul of the SEND system in England, part of a new white paper on education reform.
The reforms aim to make mainstream schools more inclusive by enhancing support for children with SEND earlier and more flexibly, rather than relying heavily on formal Education, Health and Care Plans as the only route to help.
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Grade 5 and Grade 9 students sat for the English subject examination peacefully at the Basic Education Middle School (Branch) in Myothit Ward, Monywa Township on February 24. Sagaing Region Chief Minister U Myat Kyaw, accompanied by concerned officials, observed the examinations as part of efforts to encourage students and support the smooth conduct of the exams.
During the visit, the Chief Minister instructed examination supervisors and responsible officials to cooperate in ensuring proper healthcare arrangements for students during and after the exams. He also emphasized maintaining a noise-free environment, preventing electricity outages, ensuring traffic and road safety, strengthening fire safety measures, and coordinating among relevant departments to provide necessary services.
Later, Sagaing Region Investment Committee Chairman Chief Minister U Myat Kyaw and officials attended the Committee Meeting (2/2026) at the Region Government Office. In his opening remarks, the Chief Minister stressed the need for the Region Government and relevant departments to cooperate to attract new investments and ensure existing businesses operate smoothly without delay.
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Grade 5 and Grade 9 students sat for the English subject examination peacefully at the Basic Education Middle School (Branch) in Myothit Ward, Monywa Township on February 24. Sagaing Region Chief Minister U Myat Kyaw, accompanied by concerned officials, observed the examinations as part of efforts to encourage students and support the smooth conduct of the exams.
During the visit, the Chief Minister instructed examination supervisors and responsible officials to cooperate in ensuring proper healthcare arrangements for students during and after the exams. He also emphasized maintaining a noise-free environment, preventing electricity outages, ensuring traffic and road safety, strengthening fire safety measures, and coordinating among relevant departments to provide necessary services.
Later, Sagaing Region Investment Committee Chairman Chief Minister U Myat Kyaw and officials attended the Committee Meeting (2/2026) at the Region Government Office. In his opening remarks, the Chief Minister stressed the need for the Region Government and relevant departments to cooperate to attract new investments and ensure existing businesses operate smoothly without delay.
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The Study Abroad Beyond Education, Migration and Scholarship Fair 2026, jointly organized by the Information Hub of Myanmar and the IHM International College, will be held at the Novotel Hotel in Kamayut Township, Yangon Region, from 1 pm to 4 pm on 1 March.
The fair aims to share educational opportunities with Myanmar students, connect them with international universities, and further develop Myanmar’s education sector.
The fair will feature universities and colleges from many countries, including the UK, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore, offering scholarship opportunities. The entry requirements for applying to these institutions will be discussed in detail.
In addition, IHM education counsellors will provide free Career and Scholarship Preparation Workshops for visitors. — ASH/MKKS
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The Study Abroad Beyond Education, Migration and Scholarship Fair 2026, jointly organized by the Information Hub of Myanmar and the IHM International College, will be held at the Novotel Hotel in Kamayut Township, Yangon Region, from 1 pm to 4 pm on 1 March.
The fair aims to share educational opportunities with Myanmar students, connect them with international universities, and further develop Myanmar’s education sector.
The fair will feature universities and colleges from many countries, including the UK, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore, offering scholarship opportunities. The entry requirements for applying to these institutions will be discussed in detail.
In addition, IHM education counsellors will provide free Career and Scholarship Preparation Workshops for visitors. — ASH/MKKS
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The Myanmar Examinations Department on Friday announced that from February 23, students who applied for the matriculation exam can collect their Identity Cards (exam admission cards) from the exam supervising officers, school principals, or education officers.
Likewise, students who have applied for the matriculation exam for the Industrial, Agricultural, and Livestock sectors are required to collect their Identity Cards starting February 23. If students face any difficulties in obtaining the cards, they can contact the relevant school authorities, education officers, or the Myanmar Examinations Department for assistance.
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The Myanmar Examinations Department on Friday announced that from February 23, students who applied for the matriculation exam can collect their Identity Cards (exam admission cards) from the exam supervising officers, school principals, or education officers.
Likewise, students who have applied for the matriculation exam for the Industrial, Agricultural, and Livestock sectors are required to collect their Identity Cards starting February 23. If students face any difficulties in obtaining the cards, they can contact the relevant school authorities, education officers, or the Myanmar Examinations Department for assistance.
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2026-2027 Curriculum Development Seminar of Teacher’s Training University was held at the Yankin Education Degree College in Yangon on Sunday, with the attendance of Union Minister for Education Dr Chaw Chaw Sein.
First, the Union Minister said plans are underway to upgrade Education Degree Colleges from Mandalay, Pyay, Taunggyi, Pathein and Thatone into Teachers’ Training Universities, and courses will be launched on November 2026, offering M.A (Education) and M.Sc (Education) degrees. Those graduated from the universities will be appointed as Senior Assistant Teachers (SATs).
She added that arrangements are being made for outstanding teachers who completed B.A/ B.Sc (Education) to join the M.A/M.Sc (Education) courses. She also said it is necessary to arrange harmonized curriculums for M.A/M.Sc courses. For this, Subject Wise Curriculum Committee-SWCC and Curriculum Development Team – CDT including external experts were organized.
She urged all to make coordination and cooperation amogn the teachers in upgrading the colleges into universities. Afterwards, the Union Minister provided cash assistance for students from Education Degree Colleges in Yankin, Thingangyun, Hlegu, Hakha, Katha and Lashio.
Next, the Union Minister observed the discussions regarding the education psychology and curriculum and coordinated the needs. The seminar is set to run for three days from 20th to 22nd February.
On the same day, Union Minister Dr Chaw Chaw Sein attended the ceremony to handover the Digital Libraries to University of Foreign Languages (Yangon) and Yangon University of Education.
At the event, the Union Minister expressed her belief that the Digital Library could help support for capacity building of teachers and conducting research works. Then, the clarification was made on the handover of Digital Library and Learning Management System.
After launching the Digital Library, the Union Minister and party viewed around the facility. The Digital Library project is set to be inititated at University of Foreign Languages (Yangon) and Yangon University of Education, under the Digital Transformation in Education program.
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2026-2027 Curriculum Development Seminar of Teacher’s Training University was held at the Yankin Education Degree College in Yangon on Sunday, with the attendance of Union Minister for Education Dr Chaw Chaw Sein.
First, the Union Minister said plans are underway to upgrade Education Degree Colleges from Mandalay, Pyay, Taunggyi, Pathein and Thatone into Teachers’ Training Universities, and courses will be launched on November 2026, offering M.A (Education) and M.Sc (Education) degrees. Those graduated from the universities will be appointed as Senior Assistant Teachers (SATs).
She added that arrangements are being made for outstanding teachers who completed B.A/ B.Sc (Education) to join the M.A/M.Sc (Education) courses. She also said it is necessary to arrange harmonized curriculums for M.A/M.Sc courses. For this, Subject Wise Curriculum Committee-SWCC and Curriculum Development Team – CDT including external experts were organized.
She urged all to make coordination and cooperation amogn the teachers in upgrading the colleges into universities. Afterwards, the Union Minister provided cash assistance for students from Education Degree Colleges in Yankin, Thingangyun, Hlegu, Hakha, Katha and Lashio.
Next, the Union Minister observed the discussions regarding the education psychology and curriculum and coordinated the needs. The seminar is set to run for three days from 20th to 22nd February.
On the same day, Union Minister Dr Chaw Chaw Sein attended the ceremony to handover the Digital Libraries to University of Foreign Languages (Yangon) and Yangon University of Education.
At the event, the Union Minister expressed her belief that the Digital Library could help support for capacity building of teachers and conducting research works. Then, the clarification was made on the handover of Digital Library and Learning Management System.
After launching the Digital Library, the Union Minister and party viewed around the facility. The Digital Library project is set to be inititated at University of Foreign Languages (Yangon) and Yangon University of Education, under the Digital Transformation in Education program.
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The rest of the 25 personages are Myanmar-born. Dr Myint Zan mentioned them in rough chronological order based on the birth years of the personages. The first essay discussed the debate or discourse between Buddhist monks, Manle Sayadaw and Ledi Sayadaw, on the disadvantages and benefits of drinking tea. The last essay discussed the four books authored by Dr Aung Myint Oo, retired Professor of Myanmar at the University of Yangon. Among the 30 personages discussed, there are short notes on five Myanmar women, namely four medical doctors, Dr Daw Yin May, Dr Kyu Kyu Swe, Daw Khin Kyi (OG), Dr Thein Thein Myint and historian Daw Kyan. Others discussed in the book are P Moe Nin, Dr Ba Han (jurist and lexicographer), U Tha Hto (Economics), Dr Khin Maung Win (Philosophy), Thakin Soe, Minthuwun (new, two articles), Thein Pe Myint, Dr San Baw (new and appendix of his ivory prostheses paper first prepared in October 1968), Dr Khin Maung Aye (psychiatrist and Vipassana meditation teacher), Maung Swan Yi (poet), Dr Myo Nyunt (Economist), Maung Khin Min (Danubyu, five articles), Mya Myint Moh (poet, U Hla Myint), Maung Tha Cho (Dr Myint Thaung).
A few of the writings of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, with those of Shwe U Daung (U Pe Thein), are discussed. Shwe U Daung adapted (not translated) Sherlock Holmes detective stories into ‘Maung San Shar’ stories. Sir Arthur devoted the last one-and-a-half decades or so of his life to ‘spiritualism’, including communicating with the dead. Dr Myint Zan referred to and commented on the late polymath Martin Gardner’s essay on ‘The Irrelevance of Conan Doyle’, first published in 1976 and revised and updated till 1995. The creator of the rational Sherlock Holmes believed the trick and shenanigans played by then 11-year-old and 15-year-old girls who cut board boxes of fairies and took photos of these ‘fairies’ coming out of flowers. Conan Doyle believed them and stated that fairies exist! Nearly sixty years after their hoax, the old ladies in a 1983 interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation admitted their hoax, which Conan Doyle took ‘hook, line and sinker’ so to speak.
Most Burmese would know about independent Burma’s first Prime Minister, U Nu. Very few would have heard of former Greek Prime Minister and President Constantin Karamanlis. In almost 14 pages, Dr Myint Zan compared the ‘home return’ of Constantin Karamanlis to Greece in July 1974 and the very different ‘home return’ of former Prime Minister U Nu to Burma in July 1980.
Every Chapter of the book contains photos and illustrations. For those interested in varied subjects of poetry, literature, medicine, politics and biographies, the book is a worthwhile read.
The rest of the 25 personages are Myanmar-born. Dr Myint Zan mentioned them in rough chronological order based on the birth years of the personages. The first essay discussed the debate or discourse between Buddhist monks, Manle Sayadaw and Ledi Sayadaw, on the disadvantages and benefits of drinking tea. The last essay discussed the four books authored by Dr Aung Myint Oo, retired Professor of Myanmar at the University of Yangon. Among the 30 personages discussed, there are short notes on five Myanmar women, namely four medical doctors, Dr Daw Yin May, Dr Kyu Kyu Swe, Daw Khin Kyi (OG), Dr Thein Thein Myint and historian Daw Kyan. Others discussed in the book are P Moe Nin, Dr Ba Han (jurist and lexicographer), U Tha Hto (Economics), Dr Khin Maung Win (Philosophy), Thakin Soe, Minthuwun (new, two articles), Thein Pe Myint, Dr San Baw (new and appendix of his ivory prostheses paper first prepared in October 1968), Dr Khin Maung Aye (psychiatrist and Vipassana meditation teacher), Maung Swan Yi (poet), Dr Myo Nyunt (Economist), Maung Khin Min (Danubyu, five articles), Mya Myint Moh (poet, U Hla Myint), Maung Tha Cho (Dr Myint Thaung).
A few of the writings of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, with those of Shwe U Daung (U Pe Thein), are discussed. Shwe U Daung adapted (not translated) Sherlock Holmes detective stories into ‘Maung San Shar’ stories. Sir Arthur devoted the last one-and-a-half decades or so of his life to ‘spiritualism’, including communicating with the dead. Dr Myint Zan referred to and commented on the late polymath Martin Gardner’s essay on ‘The Irrelevance of Conan Doyle’, first published in 1976 and revised and updated till 1995. The creator of the rational Sherlock Holmes believed the trick and shenanigans played by then 11-year-old and 15-year-old girls who cut board boxes of fairies and took photos of these ‘fairies’ coming out of flowers. Conan Doyle believed them and stated that fairies exist! Nearly sixty years after their hoax, the old ladies in a 1983 interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation admitted their hoax, which Conan Doyle took ‘hook, line and sinker’ so to speak.
Most Burmese would know about independent Burma’s first Prime Minister, U Nu. Very few would have heard of former Greek Prime Minister and President Constantin Karamanlis. In almost 14 pages, Dr Myint Zan compared the ‘home return’ of Constantin Karamanlis to Greece in July 1974 and the very different ‘home return’ of former Prime Minister U Nu to Burma in July 1980.
Every Chapter of the book contains photos and illustrations. For those interested in varied subjects of poetry, literature, medicine, politics and biographies, the book is a worthwhile read.
Union Minister for Education Dr. Chaw Chaw Sein visited Pathein No.1 Basic Education High School in Pathein on Saturday.
The Union Minister met with township education officers and school principals, emphasizing the importance of high Grade-12 pass rates and secure administration of upcoming exams, including Grade-5, Grade-9, and Grade-12 assessments. She also highlighted the timely distribution of textbooks to students for the next school year.
She also outlined the update plans to the curriculum for Grades 6 to 9, which will include subjects on industry, agriculture, and animal husbandry, and stressed that trained teachers will provide practical guidance to students. She urged teachers to maintain professionalism and set a good example for students.
At the Pathein Education Degree College, officials reported on the plans to upgrade the college to a university, including new dormitories, facilities, and campus master plans.
In meeting with the teachers and trainees, the Union Minister emphasized the importance of research-linked teaching, quality assurance for each subject, and improving distance education standards to ensure remote students receive the same quality of instruction as on-campus students.
She urged teachers to participate in professional training to enhance their expertise. They then visited the Pathein University, and met with the Rector, Pro-Rector, Professors, faculties and staff. She emphasized the importance of linking teaching with research, improving quality assurance for each subject, and enhancing distance learning for remote students. She encouraged faculty to focus on their expertise, organize research discussions, publish work nationally and internationally, and guide students’ final-year projects effectively.
The Union Minister later inspected ongoing dormitory construction and campus facilities.
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Union Minister for Education Dr. Chaw Chaw Sein visited Pathein No.1 Basic Education High School in Pathein on Saturday.
The Union Minister met with township education officers and school principals, emphasizing the importance of high Grade-12 pass rates and secure administration of upcoming exams, including Grade-5, Grade-9, and Grade-12 assessments. She also highlighted the timely distribution of textbooks to students for the next school year.
She also outlined the update plans to the curriculum for Grades 6 to 9, which will include subjects on industry, agriculture, and animal husbandry, and stressed that trained teachers will provide practical guidance to students. She urged teachers to maintain professionalism and set a good example for students.
At the Pathein Education Degree College, officials reported on the plans to upgrade the college to a university, including new dormitories, facilities, and campus master plans.
In meeting with the teachers and trainees, the Union Minister emphasized the importance of research-linked teaching, quality assurance for each subject, and improving distance education standards to ensure remote students receive the same quality of instruction as on-campus students.
She urged teachers to participate in professional training to enhance their expertise. They then visited the Pathein University, and met with the Rector, Pro-Rector, Professors, faculties and staff. She emphasized the importance of linking teaching with research, improving quality assurance for each subject, and enhancing distance learning for remote students. She encouraged faculty to focus on their expertise, organize research discussions, publish work nationally and internationally, and guide students’ final-year projects effectively.
The Union Minister later inspected ongoing dormitory construction and campus facilities.
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Book Title – Globally Renowned Myanmar Scholars and Myanmar Books
Author – Maung Zeyar
Publishing House – Pyinzagan
Publication Date – December 2024 (2nd Edition)
Price – K10,000
This week’s pick is Globally renowned Myanmar scholars and Myanmar books, compiled by the esteemed writer Maung Zayar and published for the second time by the Pyin Sagan Publishing House. This second edition contains a supplement with the newly discovered information.
This book will shed light on the twelve Myanmar scholars who have received international recognition and ten Myanmar books that are valued around the world.
The book comprises 216 pages, along with a foreword by a renowned literary expert, U Thaw Kaung. It is divided into two parts with photographs, illustrations, and bibliographies, offering insights into the lives and literary critiques of those great Myanmar scholars.
Part One is a collection of biographical and literary introductions, documenting the scholarly works of globally recognized Myanmar researchers who wrote books and papers in both English and Myanmar, focusing on Myanmar literature, language, history, culture, and traditions.
Part Two highlights ten globally renowned Myanmar books covering various genres: Myanmar chronicles, Buddhist chronicles, Sasana Vumsa, Dhammasat, travelogues, letters of goodwill (Mitta-sa), poems on nature, rhymed verses (Yadu), modern novels, and dramas. Tathagata Udana Dipani, Buddhist prose novel entitled Mala Linkara, Sasanavumsapa Dipika, daily journals of King Mindon’s minister and diary of his mission to France, Kyikanshingyi’s Mittasa, Manukyal’s Dhammasat, Glass Palace Chronicle, Shin Uttamagyaw’s Tawla, Letwe Thondara’s Foot of Meza Hill Yadu (poetry), and modern plays and drama of the Governor-General.
It has been 50 years since the prominent Rakhine scholar U San Tha Aung passed away, and he is no longer with us. Nonetheless, his literary works remained remarkable. This book offers an enjoyable reading experience by putting the works of Saya Thein Pe Myint and Zawana together. Saya Thein Pe Myint’s play was translated into English and published, and was also staged in India as an anti-fascist production. Myanmar has so much pride in it. Moreover, Saya Zawana’s novel famously satirized the Dorman Smith and White Paper project.
Regarding this book, the versatile artiste Zagana has commented that “In the field of research, I felt both joy and pride that Myanmar produced such great scholars whom the world cited as references, and a sense of regret that they are no longer with us. I want those who do not yet know about or have not read about the works of those scholars to take the time to study them. He appreciated the achievement of Myanmar’s scholars by modifying that missing the scholars is like missing one’s aunt without realizing one had a mother.”
Writer Soe Bar Dine also gave a remark that even before I knew Saya Maung Zaya as the Chief Librarian of the National Library, I had come to trust the accuracy of his articles and read them with respect as reliable sources of references. I see that among the globally known books, he has covered a wide range of works, including Myanmar chronicles, Buddhist chronicles, Sasana Vumsa, Dhammasat, travelogues, letters of goodwill, poems of solitude, Yadu verses, modern novels, and dramas. We still have expectations from Saya, and want to read more. Sayar compiled works on ‘One Era, One Person’. His ability to source and include manuscripts from various fields shows his expertise in library science. I pray that Saya Maung Zeyar stays healthy and continues to write.”
Additionally, the book first highlights the achievements of the scholars and then concisely introduces their biographies. Saya Maung Zayar’s engaging presentation emphasized the earnest effort of each scholar to reach their goals and how their globally-critiqued arts and efforts hold domestically and internationally.
To summarize, this book will serve as an easily accessible and valuable reference not only for Myanmar readers but also for international readers and researchers who want to study or conduct research on Myanmar literature and Myanmar books.
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Book Title – Globally Renowned Myanmar Scholars and Myanmar Books
Author – Maung Zeyar
Publishing House – Pyinzagan
Publication Date – December 2024 (2nd Edition)
Price – K10,000
This week’s pick is Globally renowned Myanmar scholars and Myanmar books, compiled by the esteemed writer Maung Zayar and published for the second time by the Pyin Sagan Publishing House. This second edition contains a supplement with the newly discovered information.
This book will shed light on the twelve Myanmar scholars who have received international recognition and ten Myanmar books that are valued around the world.
The book comprises 216 pages, along with a foreword by a renowned literary expert, U Thaw Kaung. It is divided into two parts with photographs, illustrations, and bibliographies, offering insights into the lives and literary critiques of those great Myanmar scholars.
Part One is a collection of biographical and literary introductions, documenting the scholarly works of globally recognized Myanmar researchers who wrote books and papers in both English and Myanmar, focusing on Myanmar literature, language, history, culture, and traditions.
Part Two highlights ten globally renowned Myanmar books covering various genres: Myanmar chronicles, Buddhist chronicles, Sasana Vumsa, Dhammasat, travelogues, letters of goodwill (Mitta-sa), poems on nature, rhymed verses (Yadu), modern novels, and dramas. Tathagata Udana Dipani, Buddhist prose novel entitled Mala Linkara, Sasanavumsapa Dipika, daily journals of King Mindon’s minister and diary of his mission to France, Kyikanshingyi’s Mittasa, Manukyal’s Dhammasat, Glass Palace Chronicle, Shin Uttamagyaw’s Tawla, Letwe Thondara’s Foot of Meza Hill Yadu (poetry), and modern plays and drama of the Governor-General.
It has been 50 years since the prominent Rakhine scholar U San Tha Aung passed away, and he is no longer with us. Nonetheless, his literary works remained remarkable. This book offers an enjoyable reading experience by putting the works of Saya Thein Pe Myint and Zawana together. Saya Thein Pe Myint’s play was translated into English and published, and was also staged in India as an anti-fascist production. Myanmar has so much pride in it. Moreover, Saya Zawana’s novel famously satirized the Dorman Smith and White Paper project.
Regarding this book, the versatile artiste Zagana has commented that “In the field of research, I felt both joy and pride that Myanmar produced such great scholars whom the world cited as references, and a sense of regret that they are no longer with us. I want those who do not yet know about or have not read about the works of those scholars to take the time to study them. He appreciated the achievement of Myanmar’s scholars by modifying that missing the scholars is like missing one’s aunt without realizing one had a mother.”
Writer Soe Bar Dine also gave a remark that even before I knew Saya Maung Zaya as the Chief Librarian of the National Library, I had come to trust the accuracy of his articles and read them with respect as reliable sources of references. I see that among the globally known books, he has covered a wide range of works, including Myanmar chronicles, Buddhist chronicles, Sasana Vumsa, Dhammasat, travelogues, letters of goodwill, poems of solitude, Yadu verses, modern novels, and dramas. We still have expectations from Saya, and want to read more. Sayar compiled works on ‘One Era, One Person’. His ability to source and include manuscripts from various fields shows his expertise in library science. I pray that Saya Maung Zeyar stays healthy and continues to write.”
Additionally, the book first highlights the achievements of the scholars and then concisely introduces their biographies. Saya Maung Zayar’s engaging presentation emphasized the earnest effort of each scholar to reach their goals and how their globally-critiqued arts and efforts hold domestically and internationally.
To summarize, this book will serve as an easily accessible and valuable reference not only for Myanmar readers but also for international readers and researchers who want to study or conduct research on Myanmar literature and Myanmar books.
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Kayah State Chief Minister U Sein Oo, accompanied by state government officials, inspected the education facilities within the state on 21st February.
At the Basic Education High Schools-Branch (NamKut) in Loikaw, the Chief Minister inspected construction of science center implemented with 2025-2026 Fiscal Year Union Government Reform Fund (GRF). On the reports by the officials, the Chief Minister instructed for strong foundation of the building to prevent flooding related causes, meeting set standards to complete specified timeframe.
The Chief Minister and party visited No.7 Basic Education High School to inspect 800 feet long fencing works and RCC library, heard reports and gave necessary instructions.
The Chief Minister later proceeded to the Uttarayone Pariyatti Sarthintike in Zaeping Ward, paid homage to the presiding Sayadaw and made cash donation. The Chief Minister oversaw the basic literacy training in the monastery compound, made encouragement to the students and provided nutritious food.
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Kayah State Chief Minister U Sein Oo, accompanied by state government officials, inspected the education facilities within the state on 21st February.
At the Basic Education High Schools-Branch (NamKut) in Loikaw, the Chief Minister inspected construction of science center implemented with 2025-2026 Fiscal Year Union Government Reform Fund (GRF). On the reports by the officials, the Chief Minister instructed for strong foundation of the building to prevent flooding related causes, meeting set standards to complete specified timeframe.
The Chief Minister and party visited No.7 Basic Education High School to inspect 800 feet long fencing works and RCC library, heard reports and gave necessary instructions.
The Chief Minister later proceeded to the Uttarayone Pariyatti Sarthintike in Zaeping Ward, paid homage to the presiding Sayadaw and made cash donation. The Chief Minister oversaw the basic literacy training in the monastery compound, made encouragement to the students and provided nutritious food.
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