BUSINESS

Youngest author writing her next book

11-year-old Yeshi Tsheyang Zam, Bhutan’s youngest author, who published her first book “Khakey” a few days ago, is already working on her second book based on a fairy tale. Her second book is inspired by ‘land of fairytales’ her favourite author, Chris Coffer. “I’ll keep writing books even if I …

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Thromde to pilot overhead bridges in two areas

Thimphu Thromde has plans to build two overhead bridges in the capital as safe crossings. For the pilot project, Thromde has chosen the junction near Yangchenphu Higher Secondary School and Lungtenzampa School and the other at the Ministry of Information and Communications junction. Thimphu Thrompon Kinlay Dorjee said the overhead …

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Mobile agent to stabilize egg prices

The Sarpang Layer Cooperative has initiated Mobile agents to make fresh eggs more easily available at an affordable price. The chairman of the Sarpang Layers cooperatives, Nima Lama, said the mobile agent initiative is to make fresh eggs available at affordable prices in any town of the country. “As of …

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NRDCA conducts research on growth performance of carp in Bhutan

The National Research and Development Center for Aquaculture (NRDCA) in Gelephu, the apical technical aquacultural organization in Bhutan, has initiated on-station research on carp culture with the Rohu (Labeo rohita) and Mrigal (Cirrhinus mrigala) species. According to the centre’s Livestock Protection Officer, Drukpola,  the objective of the research is to …

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Using less water for more

The CARLEP office has been forming Water User Association (WUA) in villages across the country to effectively utilize water resources for farming and drinking. Such association is intended to enhance agriculture production in the villages by addressing the issue of insufficient water for paddy and vegetables. The remote villages of …

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MoE keeping teachers and students engaged during summer break

The education ministry has initiated several programs to engage students and teachers during the month long summer vacations, which began this week. To engage the teachers during the vacation a 5-day EEC (English for Effective Communication) programme will be held for 155 teachers in 50 centres spread across the country. …

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