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Wonderful lake in the high mountains  (December 18)

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Colonialist media being used in practising hegemonism  (December 12)

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Should democratization of Myanmar be hastily implemented? (December 11)

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In honour of Sarsodaw Day (December 9)

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We do not accept lies and gossip (December 8)

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Facts about thitseint (bellaric myrobalan) (December 7)

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Whatever the name of a rose may be, it will always smell sweet (December 6)

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Putao in Kachin State attracts adventurers thirsty for natural beauties (December 5)

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National Convention, building three branches of power (December 4)

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The lofty aim, the concern of entire national people (December 3)

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Myanmar, where all citizens enjoy freedom of worship (December 2)

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Stop AIDS, Keep the promise  (December 1)

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Victory of eye specialists in providing free medical treatments  (November 30)

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Discussions of pensioners (13)  (November 29)

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Native place in arid zone turns lush and green  (November 28)

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Sincere hearts of Myanmar Buddhists and religious freedom  (November 27)

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National education promotion: safeguard nation from falling under colonialist domination  (November 26)

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Nationalistic spirit which national people should be fully equipped  (November 25)

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HR violations of the nation which compiled HR report  (November 24)

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Dr Chit: winner of National Literary Award in General Knowledge (Applied Science) Genre (November 23)

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U Nyan Thin wins National Literary Award in Knowledge (Ordinary Science) Genre (November 23)

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Fifty roads being upgraded in Yangon municipal area (November 23)

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Daung Nay Min wins National Literary Award for collected short stories (November 22)

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Dr Tin Hlaing: winner of National Literacy Award in Translation (Knowledge) Genre  (November 22)

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A land where various religions flourish  (November 22)

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Instead of inventing falsehood and imposing economic sanctions to keep minions  (November 21)

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National Literary Award winner Brig-Gen Than Tin (Retd)  (November 20)

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Life long National Literary Award winner Sayagyi U Lay Myaing   (November 20)

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Levelling accusations at Myanmar of being in poverty and hunger while failing to see the mote in one’s own eyes
(November 19)

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Goodwill that helps the blind recover sight  (November 18)

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Wellwishers invited for water supply projects  (November 17)

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Exaggerations on Myanmar affairs as international affairs  (November 16)

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Full-Moon Day of Tazaungmone, Samañña Phala Day   (November 15)

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Demands for dialogue, not solution to Myanmar democracy dispute   (November 14)

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World Diabetes Day   (November 13)

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Training Schools for Development of National Youths in Border Areas   (November 12)

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Let’s make analysis of NLD’s words and deeds   (November 11)

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Following the steps of western masters and fulfilling their wishes  (November 10)

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Wipe out interference and invasion using force  (November 9)

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Is it Mandate! Just read it  (November 8)

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View acts and movements of neo-colonialists with farsightedness  (November 7)

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The most reliable national force of the State  (November 6)

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National peace and stability and democracy transition benefiting each other, and gaining progress due to Tatmadaw government’s efforts  (November 5)

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USDA serving national interest as it represents the people (November 4)

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Attempts to bring Myanmar under Western influence (November 3)

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Union Solidarity and Development Association consisting of Union-loving citizens (November 2)

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Why is UN Security Council called on to take action against Myanmar? (November 1)

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See everything through loving-kindness  (October 30)

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No way out? America in Iraq  (October 29)

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Perpetration endangering not only Myanmar but also international community (October 28)

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Be pragmatic instead of talking big (October 27)

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Where is the Threat to Peace? Nowhere in Myanmar is the Response! (October 26)

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Prestigious are the people who have their own nation and territory  (October 26)

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Serve the national interest with national outlook (October 25)

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Deceiving the world with propaganda weapon (or) the introduction written by eminent writer Zaw Gyi 36 years ago
(October 23)

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To see the tricks of colonialists (October 22)

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Is that so Maung Ka Lu? More than that Grandpa (October 21)

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Ensuring national reconsolidation, bounden duty of Tatmadaw Government (October 20)

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Common enemy penetrating into the nation through IT (October 19)

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Merely poisons, not essential nutrients for Myanmar people  (October 18)

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The Significant and Noble Day of Abhidhamma (The Fullmoon Day of Thadingyut, Mahapavarana Day) (October 17)

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Wish all distinguish between words of goodwill and words of ill will  (October 16)

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Favouring a monkey without knowing its real character (October 15)

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Honouring 13th Performing Arts Competitions Dramatic performance of Vidhura Jataka  (October 15)

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Countering media with media: national duty of literary world   (October 14 )

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You cannot draw a line on water   (October 13 )

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Distinctive Myanmar Movie Day  13 October 2005   (October 13 )

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Open letter to Mr Vaclav Havel and Bishop Desmond Tutu   (October 12 )

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Myanmar’s successful drugs-elimination drive   (October 11 )

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Countering criticism against Myanmar   (October 10 )

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Pleasant and prosperous Myanmar   (October 9 )

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If one is truly human one has to uphold whatever little honour one possesses   (October 8 )

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If one is truly human one has to uphold whatever little honour one possesses   (October 7 )

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Do not exploit Myanmar’s affairs through exaggerations   (October 6 )

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Elements scheming to destabilize the region by piling one-sided pressure on Myanmar   (October 5 )

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OUR CETENA TEACHER — THE BENEFACTOR   (October 5 )

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Is that so Maung Ka Lu? More than that grandpa.   (October 4 )

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Towards a society for all ages   (October 3 )

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The noble donation  (October 2 )

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Care of older persons  (October 1 )

 September 2005

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A tribute to our Senior Citizens  (September 30)

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Drugs eradication fourth tactics, national duty of media world  (September 29)

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Discussion of pensioners — 12  (September 28)

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Goodwill of State and ardent efforts of people of Ayeyawady Division  (September 27)

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Facts about copyright  (September 26)

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World Heart Day, 2005  (September 25)

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Myanmar Traditional Cultural Performing Arts Competitions to be held in line with seven lofty objectives
(September 24 )

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The Reverand of the East passes away in the West  (September 23 )

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The Reverand of the East passes away in the West  (September 22 )

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Pakokku District enjoying sufficient supply of clean water  (September 21 )

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False and fabricated stories (September 19 )

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From favourable conditions of peace, stability and development to discipline-flourishing democratic nation
(September 18 )

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From favourable conditions of peace, stability and development to discipline-flourishing democratic nation
(September 17 )

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Fishery prospects of Bawle and Hline Rivers   (September 16 )

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Import quality, safe and potent medicines   (September 15 )

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Counter media with media-4   (September 13 )

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Myanmar with a great number of diverse tourist attractions  (September 12 )

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First Aid with Vulnerable (Marginalized) People  (September 11 )

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Pakokku region with bright future  (September 10 )

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Counter media with media-3  (September 9 )

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Myanmar and UN Literacy Decade  (September 8 )

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The endeavours for people’s progress  (September 7 )

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United Nations Literacy Decade and Myanmar  (September 6 )

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Counter media with media-2  (September 5 )

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Education for All for long-term development  (September 4 )

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Mangrove Conservation  (September 3 )

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Counter media with media—1  (September 2 )

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That’s the way BBC has always been!  (September 1 )

 August 2005

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Hands that nurture flowers (August 26 )

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The national cause and the literary world (August 24 )

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Home away from home (August 22 )

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Myanma fine arts, own national culture (August 17 )

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Let’s strive for better health of student youths (August 15 )

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Moeyungyi Sluice Gate (August 14 )

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Performing Arts Competitions that help raise national prestige (August 12 )

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Kachin State and fruits of development (August 10 )

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Turtle conservation of Myanmar (August 9 )

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Myanmar village (August 7 )

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Disseminate tourism knowledge to boost national economy (August 6 )

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Maintenance of rural water supply facilities (August 5 )

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The Sasana Flag (The sacred flag of Buddhists) (August 4 )

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Discussion of pensioners — 11 (August 3 )

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Rakhine State enjoying development in marine industry (August 3 )

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Efforts for making the entire region free from drugs (August 2 )

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