Project 108

December of 2002

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Nu 147 million profit in first 18 months

Telecommunication Department

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 814 views
Gold Cup heads for the finals on Jan 2

Sport

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 813 views
New bibliography on Bhutan

Books

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 787 views
"My hard work paid off"

Personalities

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 766 views
Women graduates top civil service examination

Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC)

Dec 27, 2002 2 mins read 746 views
New TV studio

Television (TV)

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 870 views
Buddhist conference adopts "Shah Alam Declaration"

International Convention

Dec 27, 2002 2 mins read 771 views
Winter football

Sport

Dec 27, 2002 2 mins read 769 views
Water service award for Bhutanese

Awards

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 826 views
Guideline for school management

Education-Policy/Planning/Conference Workshop

Dec 27, 2002 2 mins read 815 views
Social pressure and the Bhutanese student

Education- Student

Dec 27, 2002 5 mins read 843 views
Education is supposed to be wholesome

Education-Policy/Planning/Conference Workshop

Dec 27, 2002 3 mins read 740 views
Planning commission intranet to connect dzongkhags

Computer/Internet

Dec 27, 2002 2 mins read 785 views
Hospital cuts down on fuelwood

Energy (Solar, Water, Wind)

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 825 views
Say "no" to alcohol

Alcohol

Dec 27, 2002 3 mins read 753 views
The pressures

Editorial

Dec 27, 2002 3 mins read 921 views
Smaller houses may be better

Letters to the Editor

Dec 27, 2002 2 mins read 707 views
Are discos safe

Letters to the Editor

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 717 views
Being involved in films

Letters to the Editor

Dec 27, 2002 2 mins read 762 views
Student stabbed on Thimphu street

Crime

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 752 views
STCB goes to court to collect dues

State Trading Corporation of Bhutan (STCB)

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 729 views
RICB promotes insurance schemes in rural areas

Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan (RICB)

Dec 27, 2002 3 mins read 774 views
Former gup jailed for six years in corruption case

Crime

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 738 views
Education moves forward

Education-Policy/Planning/Conference Workshop

Dec 27, 2002 2 mins read 727 views
Civil Aviation employees acquitted

Judiciary

Dec 27, 2002 1 mins read 756 views
Dungshi Bau - a blend of humour & satire

Feature Film

Dec 20, 2002 2 mins read 721 views
Exam pressure suspected in student's death

Crime

Dec 20, 2002 1 mins read 757 views
New volunteers arrive in Bhutan

Volunteers

Dec 20, 2002 1 mins read 683 views
Highway gets new bridges through Japanese assistance

Bridges

Dec 20, 2002 1 mins read 674 views
Food festival : a sell out

Exhibition

Dec 20, 2002 3 mins read 907 views
Calling India

Telecommunication Department

Dec 20, 2002 1 mins read 751 views
Growing up in Bhutan

Personalities

Dec 20, 2002 2 mins read 752 views
It's cold and dark in Chamkhar valley

Power

Dec 20, 2002 2 mins read 701 views
Choe Dhang Jigten wins big at the film festival 2002

Feature Film

Dec 20, 2002 2 mins read 747 views
Welcome to the YHSS website !

Education- Schools

Dec 20, 2002 1 mins read 777 views
Want to buy a car ? buy a lottery ticket

Lottery

Dec 20, 2002 3 mins read 746 views
Education anticipates Indian assistance

Education- Schools

Dec 20, 2002 1 mins read 731 views
His Majesty the King addresses the nation

As our people are aware, the Ninth Five Year Plan begins from this year. Not including the expenditure for power projects and establishment of industries, the development...

Dec 21, 2002 6 mins read 0 views
In transition

Editorial

Dec 20, 2002 2 mins read 913 views
Pay revision - the perennial question

Kuensel

Dec 20, 2002 1 mins read 672 views
DrukNet not a monopoly

Letters to the Editor

Dec 20, 2002 3 mins read 789 views
Education on right IT track

Letters to the Editor

Dec 20, 2002 2 mins read 761 views
Crown Prince celebrates National Day with the people of Sarpang

National Day

Dec 20, 2002 3 mins read 735 views
Samtse, a fortunate dzongkhag

While all Bhutanese people believe that they are fortunate to live in Bhutan the people of Samtse considered themselves especially privileged this week when His Majesty the King joined them to celebrate the...

Dec 21, 2002 6 mins read 721 views
Educated Bhutanese have a vital role

National Day

Dec 20, 2002 5 mins read 721 views
No pool vehicles

Government Department

Dec 20, 2002 0 mins read 832 views
Teachers : no more films

Education-Teacher

Dec 13, 2002 2 mins read 749 views
A Bhutanese receives some help

Education-Scholarships

Dec 13, 2002 1 mins read 740 views
Landslides threaten villages in Lumang geog

Landslides and Floods

Dec 13, 2002 3 mins read 701 views
Food for thought!

Geology & Mines

Dec 13, 2002 0 mins read 1,098 views
Browse Archives
JDWNRH records 28 HFMD cases in 15 days

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Resource crunch leaves vulnerable workers without oversight

Despite concerns over labour law compliance in private security agencies, hospitality, entertainment and city bus servic...

Sep 16, 2026 3 mins read 1,062 views
The 2.8-tonne challenge facing Lunana’s hydropower project

Building a hydropower plant in Lunana is one challenge. Getting machinery weighing nearly three tonnes to a construction...

Sep 16, 2026 2 mins read 1,906 views
Youth migration threatens Khoma’s Kishuthara tradition

Khoma Gewog in Lhuentse is known for its tradition of weaving Kishuthara, a craft that has sustained families and been p...

Sep 16, 2026 2 mins read 978 views
ICIMOD-led initiative pilots integrated water, energy and agriculture package in Shaba Gewog

The Integrated Climate Adaptation Solutions for the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HI-CAS) project field-tested its Integrated Ada...

Sep 16, 2026 2 mins read 1,223 views
Pelsung and UNDP launch innovation challenge to help human-tiger co-existence

Pelsung, in partnership with UNDP Bhutan, yesterday launched the Human-Tiger Coexistence Innovation Challenge, an initia...

Sep 16, 2026 2 mins read 1,042 views
RSPN and Punatsangchhu projects partner to revive critically endangered heron ecosystems

Punakha—More than 30 kilometres of riverine habitat critical to the critically endangered White-bellied Heron (WBH) has...

Sep 16, 2026 3 mins read 1,185 views
ECB launches 10-year roadmap and digital electoral system

The Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) today launched a 10-year strategic roadmap and a digital system covering key sta...

Sep 15, 2026 2 mins read 1,425 views
His Majesty The King with the Chief Election Commissioner of India

His Majesty The King with the Chief Election Commissioner of India, Shri Gyanesh Kumar. His Majesty granted an Audience...

Sep 15, 2026 0 mins read 899 views
Stakeholders call for stronger action against online gender-based violence

Stakeholders have called for stronger and coordinated action to address technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TF...

Sep 14, 2026 3 mins read 1,251 views
She Lives in the Mirror

Mar 16, 2026 2 mins read 9,716 views
When our pursuits for happiness become our chains

Mar 16, 2026 4 mins read 7,560 views
Pindarika: Myth, desire, and revenge on big screen

Mar 10, 2026 1 mins read 8,019 views
A night for silver screen in Punakha

For Bhutanese cinema, the National Film Awards have become something more than an annual ceremony. It is a barometer of...

Mar 02, 2026 2 mins read 7,493 views
The environmental toll of wars

The deafening sounds of missiles and gunfire in the Middle East have briefly faded under a ceasefire, offering a much-ne...

Apr 18, 2026 2 mins read 6,765 views
A costly fiasco

Apr 11, 2026 2 mins read 8,234 views
Living hand to mouth

Apr 08, 2026 2 mins read 7,287 views
A call for shared responsibility

The government’s directive to prudently use scarce public resources, fossil fuels (petrol and diesel) is a timely interv...

Apr 04, 2026 2 mins read 7,888 views
When the watchdog has no teeth

The Bhutan Media Forum concluded yesterday, bringing together media professionals, policymakers, and civil society membe...

Apr 01, 2026 2 mins read 7,471 views

Recents

Protect chhuzhing before it is too late

Bhutan is losing its paddy land faster than it is protecting it. The country has recorded 868 cases of structures built on chhuzhing (wetland) without prior approval. Rice self-sufficiency has fallen to 25 percent, and the country spends billions of ngultrum each year importing the grain it once grew itself.

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Pelsung to move from training first to building around demand

I think the first year has validated Pelsung’s mandate of preparing the youth of Bhutan for GMC and 10X Bhutan, while also showing us where the model needs to evolve. We think about our work through two distinct pathways. Professional Readiness is for young people who need the skills and employability to work in GMC and emerging sectors.

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