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The Currency of Liberal Arts in the Age of AI

By Kinley Tenzin Wangchuk In our relentless pursuit of material development, it is not difficult to imagine a society undermining the value of the liberal arts. A small developing country needs doctors, engineers, architects, scientists, and technologists. We must therefore encourage and prioritize the study of Science, Technology, Engineering, and …

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Bhutan’s first International School marks milestone in education sector: Education Minister

Speaking on Bhutan’s first international school developed in partnership with EtonHouse International Group, Singapore, the Education Minister Yeezang De Thapa described it as an important milestone in the country’s education journey. Lyonpo said, “It expands the range of educational opportunities available to Bhutanese families by offering access to an internationally …

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NC adopts GST Amendment Bill

The National Council (NC) adopted the Goods and Services Tax (Amendment) Bill on 5th June. NC Member for Bumthang, Kencho Tshering, informed the House that the Good Governance Committee (GCC) had reviewed the Bill and made a recommendation concerning goods already imported under categories that are proposed for exemption. The …

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