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21 Diplomas awarded to Front Desk Management Graduates from BISHT

The Department of Human Resources (DHR) under Labor Ministry awarded certificates to 21 Diploma graduates in Front Desk Management from the Bhutan International School of Hospitality and Tourism (BISHT) yesterday. According to the Press release from the Labor Ministry, so far a total of 248 trainees have graduated in various …

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Bhutan makes top three in tourist destinations

Really not a bad start to the year for the country and especially the tourism sector, given that Bhutan has only been selected as one of the three finalists in the “Destination Stewardship.” The Destination Stewardship Award goes to a destination which successfully demonstrates a program of sustainable tourism, while …

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25 Areas for action by DCT if it wins the 2013 race

In a press conference yesterday, the Druk Chirwang Tshogpa (DCT) told the local media that the party has identified 25 areas of action for a multi-dimensional approach toward development. The Party president Lily Wangchhuk said the selected 25 areas of action are all interconnected and interrelated. “Therefore our approach is …

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Eight Candidates join DNT

Fresh after a week of its registration as a political party with the Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB), the Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa (DNT) revealed its first eight candidates to the Nation. Talking to The Bhutanese the octet expressed in unison that it was the ‘nation’s call’ that made them join …

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Improving Human Resources in Private sectors

After the launch of its National Human Resources Development (NHRD) Advisory Series, the Labor Ministry (MoLHR) is now developing human resources in the private sector. According to the NHRD advisory series there are around 500 jobs created in the civil sector, which will gradually decrease each year.  The main sector …

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Gewogs under Sarpang propose for tightened security

After the third abduction case in Sarpang in the last four months, residents feel that the security in their gewogs should be tightened. They said volunteer members with just traditional bow and arrow is not enough for the prevailing circumstances. Therefore the residents now want extra care and security from …

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Another Educationist from Dorokha-Tading Constituency

If the political tide sways in this Druk Chirwang Tshogpa (DCT) candidate’s favor, Bhutan will probably get the next education minister from Dorokha-Tading constituency again. In 2008, the present education minister Thakur Singh Powdyel won the elections as the Druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DPT) candidate from the same constituency. Confident and …

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