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The primary focus of this bill is to open the supply side in distribution to competition in the market.
While the Junta has stated that no further executions will take place, one cannot assume anything for now.
Given the regional complexities, as well as India's own concerns, a more nuanced approach is needed
The landslide victory of Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) in the November 8 elections is a harbinger of changing times in Myanmar. Winning clear majority, bagging more than 2/3rds of seats, the NLD has been placed in a position to steer reforms in the country.
Even before the Opposition National League for Democracy (NLD) could celebrate its victory in the recently-concluded by-elections, Myanmar is facing its first test as a nascent and evolving democracy.
The reforms in Myanmar took yet another symbolic step in the past few weeks with Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD) and the nation's crusader for democracy, set foot for the first time outside the country in over 24 years.
With her visit to China now, Suu Kyi has travelled to three of the five immediate neighbours of Myanmar.
Myanmar's path to a disciplined democratic government is paved with obstacles set by the 2008 Constitution.
यापुढे कोणालाही फाशी होणार नाही, असे जुंटाकडून सांगण्यात आले असले तरी, सध्या काहीही गृहीत धरता येऊ शकत नाही.
म्यानमारचा शिस्तबद्ध लोकशाही सरकारच्या दिशेने असलेला मार्ग २००८ मध्ये घटनेने निश्चित केलेल्या अडथळ्यांमधून वाट काढत आहे.
या विधेयकाचा प्राथमिक फोकस बाजारातील स्पर्धेसाठी वितरणातील पुरवठा बाजू उघडणे आहे.
