Agriculture is calling

Albeit gradually, agriculture is becoming popular with young educated Bhutanese. What this means is that the sector that employs a large section of population and has a great potential to boost the country’s economy is at long last finding its rightful place in our development schemes. An increasing number of our young people are today […]

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