Monthly Archives: December, 0

From next year, the Agriculture and Food Security (AgFS) will be regularised as an optional subject for classes IX to XII. The curriculum will integrate education with agriculture and prepare the children for self-employment opportunity in the agriculture sector.  

An affordable and creative souvenir made out of wool, the team wool art and craft won the best idea at the first-ever women start-up...

Thirty new HIV cases have been detected from June to November this year. This takes the total number of HIV cases detected this year to 57.

My Green School, a book by a Bhutanese educationist, Thakur S Powdyel, has been translated into Japanese language and is expected to be taught in schools across Japan.

In a bid to promote entrepreneurship among women, the first-ever women's edition start-up weekend began in Thimphu yesterday. Eighteen women from diverse backgrounds are taking part in the event.

The Movable Cultural Property Act of Bhutan 2005 clearly states rules and procedures around the sale or export of non-valuable cultural properties or non-antiques....

The commissioning of the 720MW Mangdechhu Hydropower Project Authority (MHPA) in Trongsa has been postponed to December end.

Punakha District Court sentenced a 29-year-old man to 30 years in prison for stealing Ku-Sung Thukten and illegal sale of antiques. However, the buyer of the stolen items was acquitted due to lack of evidence beyond reasonable doubts.

The works to lay an artificial turf at the Chamkhar football ground in Bumthang resumed after it came to halt several months ago. The ground was supposed to be ready by September last year.

Thimphu police arrested a 25-year-old man from the town yesterday evening for allegedly stabbing a 24-year-old woman.