Bhutanese diaspora gifts sacred ornamental needlework
More than 3,000 Bhutanese living in Australia came together to collectively offer four sacred "Thongdrols" to the Wangduechhoeling Palace Museum and Cultural Centre during the…
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Safety remains a challenge in Bhutan’s construction sites
Five workers balanced on bamboo scaffolds while roofing a four-storey building in Bebena. None wore safety harnesses, and their helmets lay untouched on the ground below.
Loss of experienced health professionals in Bhutan undermines quality of service
Over the last five years, 936 health professionals have left the system.
Indian PM Modi graces 70th birth anniversary celebration of Bhutan’s Fourth King
His Majesty the King said that the entire country is moved by Prime Minister Modi's presence for an occasion of such importance to the people of Bhutan and conveyed the heartfelt…
Bhutan to monitor black carbon in glaciers amid climate change
Black carbon is a fine particulate pollutant produced by burning fuels like coal, diesel, wood, or crop waste. When it settles on glacier surfaces, it darkens the ice, absorbs…
Bhutan’s schools struggle with resources and support
However, the report also states the widespread use of learner-centred teaching and feedback practices.
Bhutan’s anti-corruption commission battles corruption and high staff attrition
Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) officials have said that the shortage affects all divisions, but the commission is committed to fighting corruption. Currently, almost half of…
Bhutan opens specialised school to combat youth substance abuse
Bhutan has launched its first specialised “recovery school” in Yonphula, Trashigang, for students battling substance abuse. The school blends academics with therapy and…
Bhutanese government rolls out low-interest education loan for less fortunate students
The scheme is specifically designed to support academically sounf students from families without business income and with an annual household income below Nu 500,000.
Bhutanese government increases school meal stipend to tackle child malnutrition
More than 90,000 students across Bhutan are set to benefit from the increased stipend.