Nakhon si thammarat: The Minister of Education has proposed the creation of a central cooperative for the Teachers’ Council of Thailand, aiming to manage and alleviate the burden of approximately 900 billion baht in teacher debt. Registration for the initiative is anticipated to commence within the next three months. According

Bangkok: The Office of Buddhism has instructed all temples to urgently manage their income and expenditure accounts, aligning with the resolutions set forth by the National Assembly. According to Thai News Agency, the National Office of Buddhism has issued a circular urging temples across the nation to expedite the preparation

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning of heavy to very heavy rain anticipated in several regions, with potential flash floods, mudslides, and strong waves expected in the Andaman Sea and the upper Gulf of Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department’s Announcement No. 5 highlights the

Pathum thani: Devotees flocked to pay homage to Luang Pu Sila Sirichanto, the presiding monk at the Buddha consecration ceremony for the special edition of Phra Buddha Maha Chakkraphat at Wat Bot (Luang Pu Thian) in Pathum Thani Province. The ceremony also featured other renowned monks, including Luang Pho Suriyan,

Bangkok: “Big Tao” remains tight-lipped about the identity of a senior monk implicated in a new case of embezzling donations and involving a laywoman. This development follows the notorious case of Golf, a monk accused of murder, which led to 13 high-ranking monks renouncing their monkhood. The police are still

Bangkok: Two of the seven members involved in the notorious 3.4 million baht robbery in the Lat Phrao area, known by their aliases “Japanese Tiger” and “Football Tiger,” have been apprehended and sent to jail after evading capture for over two weeks. Authorities are intensifying their search efforts for another

Bangkok: Deputy Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, Pol. Maj. Gen. Charoonkiat Pankaew, has addressed and dismissed rumors suggesting the involvement of high-ranking monks in a new case, clarifying that the case pertains to monks in a provincial area and is unrelated to the previously reported ‘Golf’ case. According to