Bangkok: The Royal Gazette has publicized the annulment of the royal decree that conferred ecclesiastical titles upon 81 monks. This decision follows media reports of inappropriate behavior by some monks within the ecclesiastical body. According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Gazette’s announcement specifies that King Maha Vajiralongkorn has rescinded

Bangkok: The Ministry of Culture has clarified that Cambodia did not include Thai literary works in its registration with UNESCO. The Department of Cultural Promotion corroborates this stance, affirming that Cambodia has not registered 22 Thai literary works with the international body. According to Thai News Agency, the Ministry of

Phichit: Former Provincial Abbot of Phichit, Phra Thep Wachira Sitthimethi, is under scrutiny following revelations of an inappropriate relationship with a woman known as Ms. Golf. The case has raised concerns about violations of monastic discipline, leading to calls for the monk’s disrobing. According to Thai News Agency, the investigation

Bangkok: The court has issued an arrest warrant for Luk Kok An, his daughter and son, and six others on charges of involvement in a transnational crime organization. The warrants were followed by searches in seven targeted locations. According to Thai News Agency, cyber police have gathered evidence against the

Bangkok: Cyber police have ramped up their search efforts after the court issued arrest warrants for three children of Mr. Kok An, linked to transnational crimes involving a notorious call center gang. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiwpaen, Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD),

Phichit: The provincial abbot of Phichit, Phra Thep Wachirasidhimethi, has decided to disrobe following a scandal that emerged involving a female golfer known as Ms. Golf. This decision came after a conversation between the abbot and the golfer was leaked, revealing an exchange of sweet words and a request from

Bangkok: Arrested! Ms. Golf, aged 35, is now in custody as she faces serious charges, including money laundering and conspiracy. The arrest, executed by Pol. Maj. Gen. Charoonkiat Pankaew of the Central Investigation Bureau, alongside Pol. Maj. Gen. Prasong Chalermphan and other officials, follows an arrest warrant issued by the

Bangkok: The Central Investigation Bureau has announced the successful arrest of “Ms. Golf” and is set to expand the investigation into a significant money trail linked to gambling websites. This operation, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Charoonkiat Pankaew, Deputy Commissioner of the Central Investigation Bureau, also involves several high-ranking officials