What will it take to civilise us?

A four-part tongue-in-cheek attempt to ferret out the distinctive features that validate an educated person Part I NB AT the onset that I treat the two terms ‘educated’ and ‘civilised’ as one and the same.  Still, it must be said, as a PS of sorts to that intro, that neither is civilised contingent on wealth, […]

Linking annual plans to national objectives

11-hour session between ministries and dzongkhags on annual performace agreements Governance:...

Bhutan wins!

Football: Team Bhutan made football history when it beat Sri Lanka...

Work hard and excel: HM

Education: His Majesty the King and the Gyaltsuen yesterday granted an...

Project manager pleads not guilty

Lhakhang Karpo: The project manager of Lhakhang Karpo conservation project, Wangchuk...

From mountains to Times Square and back

Five RTC students and a teacher return from an educational trip...

Samtse schools cry out for boarding facilities

In their absence, students have to rent rooms and live in...

As rare as choeps

If the Sheep year is not good, finding choeps to conduct...

200 B.Ed graduates employed at last

After being declared surplus by RCSC, their long wait for employment...

Twelve trekking routes to be revived

This despite (or maybe because) only 7 out of every 100...

Kadrinchela for our state of happiness

Students express their gratitude to the Fourth Druk Gyalpo through the...

Need to raise women’s awareness of their rights

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the theme this year...

Football given the feminine touch

Football: Changlimithang stadium was filled with screams yesterday morning. For a...

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