Yearly Archives: 2012

Preventing another Gyelpozhing with RTI

One of the main factors that led to the Gyelpozhing land grab was the refusal by the plot allotment committee members to share information on plot allotments with eligible applicants. This blanket of in-transparency was used by the allotment committee members to carry out illegal and unethical allotment of plots …

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Graduates bemoan supposed fates in the Labor Guide

Instituted with every good intentions, but the labor ministry’s market guide to provide gainful employment has worked contradictorily with university graduates. University graduates in general were not pleased in the least bit to look at the pay scale in the guide which ranges Nu 4000 and above. They said the …

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Only one way to flout the ‘one way’

Motorists in the capital have flouted the ‘one way’ traffic rules one occasion too many. This is especially the case for the junctions below the Labor ministry and below the Changangkha Lhakhang. These areas were designated for one way traffic to decrease traffic congestions and to reduce the possibilities of …

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The inaugural Eleven “Friends of Police”

In a move to enhance police public partnership, coinciding with the celebration of 47th Police Raising day on 1 September, the Royal Bhutan Police (RBP) launched a new project called “Friends of Police.” The first eleven volunteers with representation from civil service, business community and film industry were enrolled under …

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From Gewogs and Dzongkhags

Weavers’ gewog long for tourism facilities Weaving Kishuthara is the main occupation for the people in Khoma community and the passionately woven intricate patterns have brought good name for the gewog. However ‘name and fame’ is not conducive to sustain livelihoods and people now wish for facilities that will hold …

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