Royal barge model to be made of silver
Chiang Mai province and the Silverware and Handicraft Club of the Wualai community, famous for its fine silverware creations, are planning to build a model of the Suphannahongsa royal barge made of 99.99 per cent pure silver to be presented to HM the King to mark the auspicious occasion of his 60th anniversary on the throne and his 80th birthday in 2007.
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Nine new anti-alcohol measures planned
The Public Health Ministry is going to ask the Cabinet to instruct the Public Relations Department (PRD) to ban alcohol advertising on TV and radio 24 hours a day, according to the Disease Control Department's deputy director-general Dr Narong Sahamethapat.
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Students can draft charter: PM
Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont yesterday urged universities to encourage their students to participate in the constitution-drafting process by letting them create their own versions while the Constitution Drafting Assembly works on the official one.
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Sipa to show two in-house animated short films
The Software Industry Promotion Agency's (Sipa) local branch will screen its two in-house short animation films next month.
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Don't make our universities autonomous, plead students
Standing firm on their stance against an Education Ministry policy to grant autonomy to state universities, a group of student representatives yesterday released a formal statement calling on the National Legislative Assembly (NLA) to withdraw bills seeking the change.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Patient's right to die sparks heated debate in House
National Health Bill sparks concern over defining 'terminal stage' of life, other provisions during second reading
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