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The Centenary Farmers’ Market (CFM) management is exploring the empty spaces near Kaja Throm to set up a new Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) center for the vendors’ children in Ka-ja Throm for the safety and the engagement of the kids. CFM Tshogpa, Dendup, said Thimphu Thromde and the …
Read More »Dealing with bullying in schools and how it often starts at home
Aggressive actions, like snatching pencils and toys from others, to using abusive language in schools are considered as bullying. Such behaviors cannot be brushed as ‘small things happening among small kids’ because these small things will lead to bigger problems as they grow up. In order to prevent children to …
Read More »Nu 3 million facelift of Thimphu Clock Tower
Thimphu’s Clock Tower is a popular attraction for both visitors and locals. But the city’s main feature was in poor condition, with the clock broken, the slates shattered, flower pots were broken and the water fountains were dry for years. Thimphu Thromde is currently renovating the Thimphu Clock Tower. The …
Read More »DAHE says to avail services related to pursuing further education outside Bhutan through registered ECPFs only
With the ease of travel restrictions, there are increasing numbers of individuals exploring opportunities to pursue higher education outside Bhutan. Apart from students leaving for India, there are many Bhutanese leaving for further studies abroad in Australia. According to the Department of Adult and Higher Education (DAHE), there are private …
Read More »2 King’s Scholarships in Cornell University
The King’s Scholarships of Bhutan at Cornell University were established on 16 August through an exchange of letters between Ambassador Doma Tshering, Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Bhutan to the United Nations, on behalf of the Royal Civil Service Commission, and Mr. Jonathan Burdick, Vice Provost of Enrollment and …
Read More »Zero Waste Bhutan is possible: NEC
The mass cleanup in Thimphu got underway on Wednesday 10 August with the help of more than 800 volunteers. In addition to clearing up the trash, the endeavor involved educating and raising awareness among the people. It started in seven different locations. On day one it collected 16.4 tons (16,400 …
Read More »More people availing paid dental implant services in JDWNRH
With the introduction of dental implant in Jigme Dorji Wangchuck National Referral Hospital (JDWNRH) on 25th June 2022, many Bhutanese have already availed the services and many are enquiring about the services. Forensic Medical Specialist and the Officiating Medical Superintendent of JDWNRH, Dr Norbu, said with this service, the hospital …
Read More »No face mask, no entry in JDWNRH as COVID cases go up
Doctors to see patients even after 3 pm With the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in the country and the large number of patients coming to Jigme Dorji Wangchuck National Referral Hospital (JDWNRH) there is concern. This is because JDWNRH is the apex hospital in the country, receiving a large …
Read More »Thimphu and floods
The heavy monsoon downpours are upon us again. And like every other year, the old sewer and drain pipes in the capital city were inundated with the deluge of water. Most residents in Thimphu are worried with the sudden rivulets that spring up in commercial and residential areas, and water-logged …
Read More »After BA.5 Bhutan has to now watch BA.2.75 as well
The World Health Organization (WHO) Representative to Bhutan, Dr Rui Paulo de Jesus, said BA.2.75 is a newly identified sub-variant, and WHO is studying it, and they are yet to announce the correct characteristics of the new sub-variant. “For now, WHO waits whether the sub-variant is more transmissible or will …
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