Aung San Suu Kyi, the head of Myanmar’s civil society who has been imprisoned since her overthrow by a military coup in 2021, has been pardoned as part of a junta amnesty for more than 7,000 prisoners to coincide with Buddhist Lent.
On Tuesday, Myanmar’s state media stated, “Chairman of State Administration Council pardons Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, who was sentenced by the relevant courts”.
Also read: US And Taliban Hold Crucial Talks To Address Afghan Humanitarian Crisis
Black Holes: The Cosmic Monsters
Raj Kumar’s Feet-First Film Entries: Bollywood’s Coolest Myth
Bihar Election 2025: Key Factors Shaping Today’s High-Stakes Vote
Guru Nanak Jayanti 2025: Celebrating The Birth Of Sikhism’s Founder
Bihar Elections 2025: NDA’s Seat-Sharing & Campaign Sprint
7 Reasons Why Drinking Milk & Bananas Is Good For Kids
Women Ride FREE With The New Pink Card
Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2025: Significance, Rituals And Why It Marks The End Of Chaturmas
Retro Bollywood Moments That Never Fade
Spooky Halloween: Chills, Thrills & Fun!
Unique Stays Around The World
Top 7 Unicorns To Watch In 2026
The Untold Story Of Subhash Chandra Bose’s Disappearance
Ancient Universities Of India: Nalanda To Takshashila
Myth Meets History: Real Places From Indian Epics
Chhath Puja – A Festival Of Devotion & Gratitude
Container Gardening: Plants For Small Spaces
Bhai Dooj 2025: Celebrating Sibling Bond
Seasonal Flowers: What To Plant & When
Hidden Waterfalls In India That Feel Like Private Paradises
To read more such news, download Bharat Express news apps
