Monthly Archives: December, 0
Early identification crucial for those with autism
Autism continues to be a significant health issue in the world. Lack of awareness and how it can be managed still remain a challenge.
Bhutan hopeful about trilateral hydropower cooperation
Foreign minister Damcho Dorji said Bhutan is hopeful the trilateral cooperation in hydropower among Bhutan, Bangladesh and India will come through. The trilateral cooperation seeks to enable Bangladesh to invest in Bhutan’s power sector.
PM Sheikh Hasina bids adieu to Bhutan
The Prime Minister of People’s Republic of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina bid adieu to Bhutan as she left the country, this morning.
Punakha has new court
Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck unleashed the notched ceremonial scarf at the new court building in Punakha, today, signifying its inauguration.
Great prayer ceremony in Autsho ends
The five day Moenlam Chenmo which was presided over by His Holiness the Je Khenpo at Namdroeling Goenzin Dratshang in Autsho in Lhuentse, ended yesterday.
School feeds students from low-income families
For some students, schools are not just a place for learning but also where they do not have to worry about going hungry. This particularly rings true for some 35 students of Jigme Losel Primary School in Thimphu.
Nazhoen Lamtoen, respite for recovering addicts
There have been incidences where recovering alcohol or drug addicts have experienced a relapse. And as recovering addicts, odds are stacked high against them making reintegration into society, a mammoth task.
BNCA to open Drop-in-Centre in Wangdue
Bhutan Narcotics Control Authority (BNCA) will open a Drop-in-Centre in Wangdue Phodrang end of this month in a move aimed at tackling the emerging needs of drug and alcohol dependents in the town.
Retired armed forces construct Tashi Gomang in Bumthang
With time, body wanes and each passing day exhausts, whatever little energy is left of a lifetime. However, such realities have not dampened the spirit of a group of retired army and policemen in Bumthang.
Art helps children to be expressive
How art helps children to be expressive, imaginative, and communicative in nature? Well, experts said artistic endeavours and self-directed exploration through art will allow children to create a milieu about humanity and human rights.