Roping in enough applicants especially classes X and XII pass-outs for in-country training programs is always a herculean task for the labor ministry. In-country training programs provided by the ministry almost all the time remain under capacity. “Tourism, hospitality and the construction sectors are the priority sectors where employment opportunities …
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Multi-skilled instructors briefed on making vocational training attractive in schools
Around 13 multi-skilled instructors gathered at the Department of Youth and Sports (DYS) to discuss issues pertaining to the use of vocational skills in schools on March 9. The meeting aimed to come up with a new work plan for the teachers through introducing strategies to make vocational education popular. …
Read More »Part-2 How RTI can help achieve GNH
2. Time Use Transparency legislations compel government departments to proactively disclose information that is essential for the citizen. It also requires them to effectively make public new sIt would cut down the time taken to access government information and services, and lessen the wait for government to respond or take …
Read More »CDG in retrospect
Recently the Speaker, Jigme Tshultim, in an interview said that CDG is a double edged sword. In the light of the draft RAA report finding numerous lapses and irregularities in the use of CDG, the double edged sword comment now rings more true than ever. This report may also shed …
Read More »Bridging gaps between the ECB and political parties
Internal Funding for political parties and the need for state funding were the hot topics of discussion in the three-day workshop under the ongoing process of Building Resources in Democracy, Governance and Election (BRIDGE) held for existing amd newly registered political parties in Paro from March 19 by the Election …
Read More »From the Gewogs and Dzongkhags
Tough terrain a barrier to upgrading schools Upgrading schools till lower secondary remains an unfulfilled dream for the people in the gewog because of the geographical terrain of the area. As of now, the gewog has only two community schools so the students have to leave the gewog in order …
Read More »Husband batters wife, suspecting her of having an illicit affair
A 35-year old housewife filed a complaint against her husband and in-laws for allegedly harassing and battering her on March 19. Police have detained the husband on charges of battery and suspect it to be the fallout of an extramarital affair. The husband reportedly suspected her of having an affair …
Read More »A ritual which could get you through the whole year
It is said that if one attends the annual Jana chidoe Kurim which started from March 5, the 23rd day of the first month in the Bhutanese calendar and ends today at the Pangrizampa School of Astrology (PSA), the person does not need to do any rimdos (annual ritual for …
Read More »Jewelry worth more than Nu 1 mn looted
Unidentified miscreants burgled a jewelry shop and decamped with ornaments worth Nu 1 mn including gold rings, broaches and chains. This is the first incident of robbery this year targeting a jewelry shop in the city. The shop is located right below the Norling building and the theft is believed …
Read More »Draft RAA report finds irregularities and violations in CDG implementation
The government recently suspended the Constituency Development Grant (CDG) in face of opposition from the National Council, Election Commission and the Opposition Party. However, in what could be called a case of an expected breach in its use, a draft Royal Audit Authority report, has found several instances of lapses …
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