Myanmar

5 trillion networth

The flight time would be around 10 hours.

GAIL

Naypyidaw is the capital city of Myanmar.

Rookies in Burma - 1943 is rated/received certificates of:

Australia:G

USA:Approved (PCA #9568)

USA:TV-G (TV rating)

Everyone has a unique opinion of what the facts might be, which to include, and which are biased. It's not an easy balance, especially when there's only so much time in a day.

Consider joining Wikipedia and contributing to its articles. Maybe more diversity of opinion in the editing of articles can increase perceived "balance" or "impartiality" for some.

purvachal

Bay of Bengal

No! Myanmar had a Prime Minister up until 2011 March 30th when the position was merged into that of the President.

Buddhist Monk, Saya San

pan means that u r top of everyone or u r always the first than the other people. That's wht it means by.

if they called Burma, it is not only burmese people live there, there are 8 major ethnic groups live in Myanmar with their own states. So they change their name from Burma to Myanmar.

The Internet has many useful resources in relation to Burma (Myanmar) . Make sure that is it a reputable website (i.e. not a tourist website but one with (.org) or (.gov)). I have always found Lonely Planet extremely good resource to find out general information regarding the history, demography, and cultural aspects of Burma. However, it also provides a good insight into whether one should actually travel to Burma or instead boycott the country because of its oppressive government.

On the Lonely Planet website you are able to have a quick read of some useful information but it also allows you to purchase the Myanmar book, which I recommend doing.

If you are interested in Burma's history, I suggest reading one of the following books:

1. Living Silence: Burma under Military Rule (Politics in Contemporary Asia) - Christina Fink;

2. Letters from Burma - Aung San Suu Kyi (currently under house arrest for protesting and expressing view against the current government); and

3. Burmese Days - George Orwell (interesting read and although fiction novel, discusses what life was like in Burma during colonial times).

Hope this helps.

The Burma Gallantry Medal was awarded to military personnel for acts of bravery during World War II, particularly in the Burma Campaign. Recipients included soldiers from the British and Commonwealth forces, such as the Indian Army, as well as members of the local Burmese and other allied forces. Specific names of recipients are less widely documented, but the award recognized extraordinary courage in the face of enemy action throughout the conflict in Burma.