TVET to become attractive through national transformation plan

In Bhutan, there’s a growing problem where Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutes aren’t doing enough to include everyone, especially women and people with disabilities.

IPMS refunds about Nu 7M for almost 120 clients

The Institute of Professional Management Studies (IPMS) has given back around...

Problems living with tigers

Palden Lhendup, 47-year-old farmer from Semji, Nubi Gewog in Trongsa, has...

Teacher shortage strain education system; need solutions urgently

The persistent dialogue surrounding the shortage of teachers has echoed through...

Staff exodus: Judiciary grapples with rising resignations amid growing case load

In the past two years, nearly 50 employees have resigned from...

Prime Minister’s assurance ignites hope for media

Amidst media reports highlighting the challenges Bhutanese journalists face in accessing...

PandoraBiz warned for unauthorised cryptocurrency training

Advancement in technology and digital platforms offer new avenues for earning,...

Fuel imports skyrocket while electricity exports plummet

Bhutan faces a pressing concern: while the import of fuel skyrockets,...

Rural schools struggle with ICT curriculum amid infrastructure challenges

Despite the implementation of the Digital School Flagship Programme in  the...

Govt’s Saturday off pledge sparks debate

After the government disclosed information to the media regarding the committee’s...

Government to launch Nu 15B Stimulus Plan with India’s support

The government is set to roll out a substantial Nu 15...

Four arrested over cattle theft and slaughter

Wangdue—Police in Wangdue have arrested four men aged between 20 and...

425 drugs-related cases in a year

The government’s prosecutor arm has been kept busy with the Royal...

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