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Romani is one of a kind
Life, Alfred Tha Hla, Published on 08/08/2012
» One look at Romani Boondicharern is enough to dismiss the stereotype image one might conjure up about the petite 26-year-old heiress, because she is anything and everything that isn't what most of us would expect.
Peerless by design
Life, Alfred Tha Hla, Published on 13/06/2012
» Director-general of the Department of Rural Roads (DRR), Chartchai Tipsunave, has been building all over Thailand for the past 30 years.
The son also rises
Life, Alfred Tha Hla, Published on 30/05/2012
» Wiluck Lohtong's daily routine since being a toddler until his junior high years consisted of school and the editorial office of Thai Rath newspaper, where he'd wait for his father to put the sports pages to bed before heading home, which was around 2am if not later.
The captain's call
Life, Alfred Tha Hla, Published on 23/05/2012
» Founded in 1953, Thaisri Insurance celebrates its diamond jubilee next year, and approaching that milestone it can lay claim to being the only out of 60 or more such companies to have its headquarters outside Bangkok _ across the Chao Phraya on Thon Buri side of the river.
Keeping well-grounded
Life, Alfred Tha Hla, Published on 09/05/2012
» First impressions indicate that Patana Prompat appears to be walking a thin line between being naive and appearing well-grounded as a scion of a powerful politician.
Great expectations
Life, Alfred Tha Hla, Published on 15/02/2012
» The Asean Economic Community (AEC) envisaged for Southeast Asia starting 2015 will transform the entire region into a single, highly competitive market and production base.
Building the future
Life, Alfred Tha Hla, Published on 19/01/2012
» Tucked away on the fourth floor of the Department of Primary Industries and Mines building, in the vicinity of the Ministry of Industry (MoI), is the makeshift office of the Construction Institute of Thailand, or CIT.
Communication is key
Life, Alfred Tha Hla, Published on 18/01/2012
» Patipol Tadakorn realised at a young age that his academic forte was not going to be dictated by the popular practice of memorisation employed by most of his classroom peers across the nation.