The community clearance hurdle

The need to avail a clearance from the community for new ventures is a good policy of involving the people at the grassroots in decision-making. They could prevent projects, big or small, if they feel it is going to hamper the community, their crops, property or even livelihood. The policy of getting the clearance, however, […]

Making school education responsive and relevant

Bhutan’s education debate has always centred around quality, albeit we could...

Change, the way forward for drayangs

The government has asked drayang operators to reform their business if...

A lesson

People in the red zone dzongkhags are complaining about the seven-day mandatory quarantine...

Clear and present danger

There is good news and bad news with the National Centre...

The consultancy business

Like in many countries, consultancy is a lucrative business in Bhutan. It...

It is time to act

The National Commission for Women and Children has called for harsher...

Creating a media literate society

At the closing ceremony of a media literacy training yesterday, a...

The road to winning Chhoekhor-Tang

The big sideshow is over. The oldest democracy, the Unites States...

Learning from the pandemic year

The Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa government completed two years in governance yesterday....

Shaping our children’s future

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought untold difficulties in the lives of...

Every vote counts

In the spirit of free and fair elections, the Election Commision...

What keeps the drug business alive?

If we go by the frequency of illicit drug trafficking and...

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