HLUTTAW SESSIONS:- PYIDAUNGSU HLUTTAW: Myanmar to sign ASW legal framework: "Nay Pyi Taw, 9 March— Pyidaungsu Hluttaw has decided Monday that Myanmar will sign the legal framework establishing the technical architecture of the ASEAN Single Window. Union Minister for Finance U Win Shein said that the Legal Framework Agreement (LFA), once adopted, will set a common legal framework in ASEAN to strengthen the coordination and partnership among ASEAN Customs Administrations and relevant line ministries and agencies, and economic operators (importers, exporters, transport operators, express industries, customs brokers, forwarders, commercial banking entities and financial institutions, insurers, and those relevant to the international supply chain) to effectively and efficiently implement the ASEAN Single Window. As a concrete step towards the establishment and implementation of the ASEAN Single Window, the ASEAN Economic Ministers have signed the Agreement to Establish and Implement the ASEAN Single Window on 9 December 2005 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The ASW Agreement mandated Member Countries, by means of a protocol, to adopt relevant internationally accepted standards, procedures, documents, technical details and formalities for the effective implementation of the ASEAN Single Window. Later, Deputy Minister for Home Affairs Brig- Gen Kyaw Zan Myint told Pyidaungsu Hluttaw to allow Yuan 246 million loan from Exim Bank of China for procurement of vehicles for Myanmar Police Force to ensure rule of law, drug-trafficking control measures and security of public. Pyidaungsu Hluttaw has invited parliamentarians for discussion this issue."...PYITHU HLUTTAW: Four townships in Kayah State, Ayeyawady Region to get inter-town asphalt roads in March: "Nay Pyi Taw, 9 March—Pyithu Hluttaw (Lower House) continued its 23rd day session Monday. With regard to the question raised by U Htay Maung of Saw Constituency on number of townships facilitated with inter-town asphalt roads in the nation, Deputy Minister for Construction U Soe Tint replied that so far, Ministry of Construction has constructed inter-town roads in 248 townships of 330 across the nation. Upgrading of inter-town roads will be completed in Shadaw in Kayah State, Thabaung, Wakema and Mawlamyinegyun townships in Ayeyawady Region in March this year..."...AMYOTHA HLUTTAW: Education Ministry to allot budget for construction of school building in Launglon Tsp: "March—At the Amyotha Hluttaw session Monday, Dr Aye Maung of Rakhine State Constituency No 1 asked about losses of land owners in construction of a market at corner of Strand Street and Zaygyi market in Kyaybingyi Ward, Sittway. Deputy Minister at the President Office U Kyaw Kyaw Win replied that in the time of the government of the State Law and Order Restoration Council, local authorities built a market in the above-mentioned place but allowed the land owners to purchase one apartment each at Ngwe Nadi housing near the market. Twelve land owners purchased the apartments and three did not buy the apartment. With regard to submissions of 15 land owners, the deputy minister retold a decision adopted by Rakhine State land utilization committee at its meeting on 10 October 2014 that priority will be given to 15 land owners when the committee implements the land reclamation and housing projects. U Tin Maung Myint of Taninthayi Region Constituency No 3 asked whether or not an 120x30 feet RC building will be constructed in the place of an old building at Sakhanthit Basic Education Primary School in Launglon Township. Deputy Minister for Education U Thant Shin explained that the Ministry of Education has earmarked to allot K48.60 million from the capital expenditure in 2015-16 fiscal year for construction of a new RC school building at Sakhanthit Village BEPS..."..... OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS: Vice President Dr. Sai Mauk Kham delivers speech at Special Refresher Course for Senior Officials...Ayeyawady Delta becomes major tourism hub...Public Announcement for remonstration...Political parties apply for registration at UEC...Myanmar to submit report to UN Human Rights Council on 20 July...Civil Service Training to improve officers? capacity in reform process...Yangon Region Women?s Affairs Organization calls a halt to students marching...Fierce fighting continues near strategic hills in Kokang SAZ...University of Traditional Medicine turns out practitioners...Social association donates cash to child patients...DINR has issued citizenship scrutiny cards to some 5 million people...Paved roads improve access for 10,000 in Dawei Township...Merits shared for late royal families of Konbaung Dynasty...Departmental staff to join community-led sanitation tasks...MPs share allotted funds for development tasks...Training course improves capacity of police officers in Mandalay Region...Rural people get electricity on self-reliant basis..... EXTERNAL RELATIONS: Japanese firm wins gas turbine deal for Thilawa SEZ...Myanmar to submit report to UN Human Rights Council on 20 July...Solar flights starts first round-the-world trip...Appointment of Ambassador agreed on...International Women?s Day ceremony hears message from UN chief...Myanmar to meet with China in third-placed match..... "PERSPECTIVES": "Two different meanings of force" by Myint Win Thein..... ARTICLE: "TEACHER PUJA, TEACHER CULTURE" by Ba Than