NC questions capacity of education ministry to implement TVET stream

The national council questioned the education minister’s preparedness and capacity to include Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) as a fourth stream for classes XI and XII. The house recommended the ministry to strengthen the existing TVET systems implemented under the labour ministry instead of starting a whole new set up, which could be […]

No space for mineral and chemical based industries at Motanga

There is space for other business and not for mineral and...

Loan deferment to help Bhutanese youth in Japan

Labour Minister Ugyen Dorji said that deferment of loan repayment was...

Irrigation canal helps Sipsuni farmers to grow winter vegetables

With the old irrigation canal repaired and connected to a different...

First Internet exchange point established in Thimphu

Internet experience in the country is expected to be faster and...

Bhutan’s population projected at 883,866 by 2047

Bhutan could be plagued by steep fertility decline for the next...

MHPA misses fourth commissioning deadline

Minor works like sealing the floodgates and concreting the adit (access)...

GNH in action

The Gross National Happiness Index was developed to help anchor politicians...

Chamkharchu project discussions lose track

Discussions on the benefits and disadvantages of hydropower projects at the...

Bhutanese can now export cardamom to India

The halt in cardamom export to India has now been lifted,...

Health ministry introduces PCV into routine immunisation

With the introduction of pneumococcal conjugate vaccines (PCV) into the routine...

REDCL to stay

The new government has the biggest opportunity to address the issues...

OAG reviews fraud and embezzlement case

The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) is reviewing the alleged...

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