Skills Development Plan (SDP) was launched in October 2021 to prepare the Bhutanese workforce to meet the job market demands. SDP has aims to train 8,995 candidates by 2023. The objective is to train 1,030 people in the agriculture sector, 900 in business and services, 2,100 in computing and IT, …
Read More »The overall pass percentage of class XII increased by 5.80% while 44% of the class VIII students failed their common exam
The Bhutan Higher Secondary Education Certificate (BHSEC) announced the Class XII and Class VIII results conducted by the Bhutan Council for School Examinations and Assessment (BCSEA) in December 2022. The total number of girls who registered for the BCSEA examination 2022 is 7,360 and the total number of boys that …
Read More »PM and four ministers offer to step down as 9 ministries are left
Five names including Lyonchhen came forward in stepping down from the post voluntarily. Lyonchhen Dasho Dr Lotay Tshering, Lyonpo Dasho Dr Tandi Dorji, Lyonpo Yeshey Penjor, Lyonpo Karma Donnen Wangdi and Lyonpo Ugyen Dorji are the five names willing to step down. They have already submitted their letters on why …
Read More »Major issues discussed with Indian Foreign Secretary: PM
Responding to the question asked on the major issues discussed with the Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra, Lyonchhen Dasho Dr Lotay Tshering said that the visit was successful. They were able to successfully address most of the pending issues as he is someone who is powerful and has the …
Read More »GDP forecast to grow in 2023
According to the Finance Minister, Namgay Tshering, the gross domestic product (GDP) for Bhutan is forecast to grow, and for a strong economy, macroeconomic parameters should be fixed. GDP is the standard measure of the value added created through the production of goods and services in a country during a …
Read More »BCSEA exam duty teachers’ TADA payment delayed over glitches
The teachers who served as supervisors and invigilators for the Bhutan Council for School Examinations and Assessment (BCSEA) examinations duties, which ended on 31 December 2022, were supposed to receive their TADA by the first week of January 2023, but they have not seen any of the payment. According to …
Read More »81 consumer complaints from July to December 2022 of which 79 are resolved
According to progress report of Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) under Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Employment, for the period of July 2022 and December 2022, there were a total of 81 consumer complaints, with the highest being recorded in July and the lowest in October. 93 percent of …
Read More »Around 6,000 MT of winter chillies produced in the country this winter season
Meanwhile, the department has released two cold tolerant hybrid chilli varieties in southern dzongkhags Bhutan Agriculture and Food Regulatory Authority banned imported chillies in 2016. Since then, many dzongkhags have been producing large quantities of chillies to be sold with the main market being Thimphu. However, chillies import has been …
Read More »Ambassador Harald N. Nestroy a close friend who has done much for Bhutan
Bhutan has many foreign friends but perhaps no one has done as much as Ambassador Harald N. Nestroy in terms of the number of projects and the funds raised by him through Pro Bhutan. Harald who is from Germany, and the Executive Chairman of Pro Bhutan, Germany shared his memorable …
Read More »Many ECCD/daycare Centers are open for 2023 new admissions in Thimphu
Many private Early Childhood Care and Development Centers (ECCD) in the capital are open for the new 2023 admission while a few of the centers will announce the new admission on February 2023. The government ECCD centers will reopen on 1st March 2023 and the admission for government ECCD centers …
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