Bangkok: The National Legislative Assembly has issued a document clarifying that the budget allocation for local administrative organizations is appropriate. The Department of Local Administration (DLA) has released a statement denying claims that Provincial Administrative Organizations (PAOs) and tambon administrative organizations received a budget of up to 700 million baht.

Bangkok: The Central Administrative Court has dismissed a lawsuit against the NBTC Chairman, Dr. Saran Boonbaichaipruk, for not initiating a disciplinary investigation against Trairat Viriyasirikul, the Deputy Secretary-General and Acting Secretary-General of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC). The case was brought by Air Chief Marshal Thanapan Haraijaroen and

Bangkok: The Bhumjaithai Party has expressed dissatisfaction with Speaker Wan Muhammad Noor Matha’s decision to delay a live debate on the issue of “Trump’s tax.” The matter was raised during a meeting of the House of Representatives, chaired by Mr. Matha, where Mr. Chalat Ratchakitprakarn of the Bhumjaithai Party sought

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army is expediting its investigation into a landmine incident at the Chong Bok border, with expectations of having clear findings within the next 2-3 days. The Army is urgently examining the circumstances in which soldiers from the 6021st Infantry Company were injured by a landmine while

Bangkok: “Teng” has unveiled efforts to draft the Sangha Act aimed at enhancing transparency following the “Ms. Golf” incident. The proposal highlights electronic management of donation money as a long-term solution for issues facing the Sangha. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, a member of parliament for the

Nakhon ratchasima: Region 2 Army Commander has mandated comprehensive welfare rights and compensation for a soldier who suffered a severe injury after stepping on a landmine. The soldier, who has been promoted to the rank of sergeant, will receive a pension of nearly 30,000 baht per month and financial assistance

Bangkok: “Teng” has dismissed recent claims as mere excuses while the Pheu Thai Party has announced its readiness to support individuals facing charges under Section 112. As political discussions intensify, “Wisut” reportedly engaged in behind-the-scenes talks with coalition parties to consider abstaining from a vote on a people’s draft proposal.

Bangkok: “Pichet” rushes to close the parliament meeting after a heated debate on the quorum count. “Pichet” scores a hat trick, rushing to close the parliament session after “People’s MPs” propose counting the quorum while Pheu Thai MPs request counting by roll call. According to Thai News Agency, the House