| English | Dzongkha | Friday, March 5, 2021 |
There will be an introduction of Environmental Science curriculum for classes 11 and 12. To this effect, The Royal Education Council signed a grant agreement of Nu 5.26m with Bhutan Trust Fund on July 21.
Despite exceeding its capacity 15 years ago, the Memelakha landfill site in Thimphu is still being used as a dumping yard. The landfill was constructed in 1994 to dump wastes for eight years.
Residents of Jomotshangkha town in Samdrup Jongkhar are crippling under acute shortage of drinking water.
What started as a public group for bird enthusiasts in a popular social networking site Facebook, the ‘Birds of Bhutan’ group recorded five new species in the country this year alone.
The pedestrian underpass near swimming pool complex on the Doebum Lam in Thimphu is now illuminated with lights and has CCTV cameras installed.
Close to 40 women, most of them from low income families in Thimphu, are learning how to turn wastes into works of art at a training conducted by the Tarayana Foundation.
A trainee at the RIM, Ngawang Tobgay, and Tandin Dorji, who works with NPPF, conducted free coaching for university graduates preparing for the 2017 BCSE Preliminary Examination.
With the help of Phuentshogling Thromde, the vegetable vendors of the border town are taking the lead when it comes to waste management by segregating wastes at source.
A five day Nazhoen Camp underway in Samtse is being attended by over 200 students, aged 13-19, from 13 different schools in the dzongkhag.
The Election Commission of Bhutan(ECB) rejected Druk Kuenphen Tshogpa(DKT)’s application to be registered as a political party.