| English | Dzongkha | Wednesday, June 28, 2017 |
Five Bhutanese students are taking legal action against an education consultancy firm who had promised them admission into a Malaysian college along with part time jobs.
Farmers of Yoeseltse in Samtse are worried that their summer paddy cultivation will be delayed. They say the spring paddy cultivated by the agriculture ministry in March this year will be ready for harvest after over two months.
Judicial officials said naming and showing pictures of crime suspects are against the Constitution. They shared this legal perspective at the ongoing workshop for Judiciary and Media in Thimphu.
Last night’s flash floods in Boomdeling Gewog in Trashi Yangtse have washed away bridges and destroyed irrigation canals and paddy fields. Heavy rainfall is said to have triggered floods at around 6 in the evening.
Bhutan’s overall health system has seen phenomenal progress over the past five decades.
His Holiness the Je Khenpo administered Chenrizee Wang to a large number of devotees gathered at Rinchentse Lhakhang under Darla Gewog in Chhukha today.
Bhutan received Excise Duty Refund claim of about Nu 3bn from the Government of India (GoI) in Thimphu today.
All teachers across the country will undergo training to improve their English language and communication skills.
The government will propose for an additional sitting of the Parliament to be held in May or June next year.
The Royal Education Council (REC) is likely to come up with digitized text books for students in the country. The REC is currently carrying out feasibility studies.