Reviving central schools: A boost or a blow to education quality?

The government’s plan to revive the central school system in the 13th Plan has sparked concerns over its implications for education equity. While the initiative promises improved facilities and resources for central schools, critics warn it could deepen disparities between central and non-central schools, leading to unequal access to education across the country.

Over 300 Bhutanese cross Canadian-US border illegally

Harsh working conditions, unemployment, and high living costs have driven over...

State funeral honours Dasho Tshering Wangda

Gelephu—Late Dasho Tshering Wangda, a respected figure with a lasting legacy,...

Four individuals pioneer large-scale wheat farming in Punakha

Punakha—Three retired civil servants and a private entrepreneur have cultivated wheat...

Vaping causes serious health issues, doctors warn

The increasing use of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) or vaping in the...

Bhutan to sell carbon credits to Singapore

Bhutan is leading the way in carbon trading, with plans to...

Construction of 1,125 MW Dorjilung Project to kickstart late next year

The construction of the 1,125 MW Dorjilung Hydropower Project, spanning Lhuentse...

His Majesty’s Address to the Nation on National Day 2024

National Day  is a sacred occasion for Bhutanese – a time...

Gelephu Mindfulness City to use Four-Plus-One funding model to raise finance

The Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) project will leverage a “four-plus-one” funding...

Pineapple farming transforms Yangbari

Yangbari, Mongar—What began as a small garden in Yangbari, a village...

How National Council members voted

During the 34th session of National Council, the Upper House adopted...

Govt. spends over Nu 126 million on entertainment and discretionary grants

The government’s hospitality and entertainment expenditures in the past three years...

Irregularities decline over four years

In the 2023-24 fiscal year, the Royal Audit Authority (RAA) reported...

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