Rural schools struggle with ICT curriculum amid infrastructure challenges

Despite the implementation of the Digital School Flagship Programme in  the 12th Plan and declaring it a success,  challenges abound in effectively implementing the ICT curriculum, especially in schools  in remote Bhutan. 

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

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425 drugs-related cases in a year

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Hardware sector request for OD loans against stock or working capital

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CSOs struggle for survival, some in need of operational fund

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Rural dzongkhags bear the brunt of teacher shortage

Despite efforts to transform the education systems in the country following...

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