We cannot afford indecision

We cannot go on undecided where the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programme must belong—under the Ministry of Education or the Ministry of Labour and Human Resources. Any excuse and further delay is unacceptable. The development of TVET programme in the country has to be viewed within the context of its relevance today. […]

Who will bell the cat?

In the last decade, those in ministerial ranks have spent millions...

Confusion galore

Cold, hail, rain, sunshine and a windstorm happening all in a...

Running out of gas

Bhutan has changed. Governments have changed. Her problems have not. Nor...

AM with PM

The latest initiative of the government throws open its door to...

What are our children learning? 

Poor reading habit among the Bhutanese isn’t something that comes as...

At the cost of the state

The state had been offering nyendars, granting soelras and tips on behalf...

The trashy issue

Waste is not a problem in Bhutan. Its management is. The...

Saving animals

Saving animals will be a lot more organised. Those in the...

Data matters

Are there 30,000 pigs in the country? A data analyst questioned...

Gaydrungs in the dark

Seventy-four gaydrungs (gewog clerks) had their service terminated on March 6....

Watching TB

The organisers of the World Tuberculosis Day in Thimphu hit the...

Dealing with the problem of growing waste

The waste exhibition on World Water Day last Friday at Kawajangsa...

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