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Female graduate to teach small group of children in private Thimphu School. Must have done class 12 Maths. Preference given to Computer/I.T, Business or Science Graduates. rosemarygyetse@hotmail.com

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One more shot at improving TVETs

So the Class X cut off point will remain much to the disappointment of many students. This is the decision of the ongoing education conference where experts are discussing education issues. The government has pledged, to do away with the Class X cut off points to enable as many students to get to Class XI, when running for government. The …

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Two girls sell momos to spend winter vacation

Two students in Trashigang have found a good way to spend their vacation. They are selling momos (dumpยญlings) at the Yonphula airยญport. Dechen Choden, 14, a student of Jigme Sherubling Higher Secยญondary School and Deki Choden 13, a student of Yonphula Lower Secondยญary School, brace the harsh weather at the airport tryยญing to earn some extra money. Dechen and her …

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Sustaining a living through Candles and Crafts

Sushiโ€™s candles and crafts are a small scale candle and handmade craft manufacturยญing unit founded by 29 years old, Sushanta Sharma in 2016. The manufacturing unit was initially started in Thimยญphu but due to some probยญlem, Sushanta shifted her unit to Sibsoo, Samtse since last year. She graduated from the University of Sikkim in 2014. Candle making and craft was …

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While (in)g Vacation Program keeping youth engaged

Bhutan Youth Development Fund (YDF) organized its 9th annual While(in)g Vacation Program for the children and youth at Nazhoen Pelri Centre, Thimphu. The three weeks long proยญgram started on 24th Decemยญber to provide wholesome education to every child and youth. It offers a platform to enhance reading skills, Theยญatrical dance, Forum Theยญater, Art and Craft, Hospitalยญity and Passport to Success …

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New Chador Lhakhang on the verge of completion

The people of Bartsham geยญwog in Trashigang, are eaยญgerly waiting for their newly under construction five stoยญried Chador Lhakhang. Chador Lhakhang is one of the sacred monasteries in the eastern Bhutan. Iniยญtially, it was Goemba Ringยญbu but renamed as Chador Lhakhang after the replica of Chana Dorji, (Varjapani) was brought and kept in the temple. Later Dilgo Khyenยญtse Rinpoche gave …

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CSO Quarterly Meeting

The Civil Society Organizaยญtion (CSO) Quarterly Meetยญing was hosted by Bhutan Media Foundation on Deceยญmeber 28 at Namgay Heriยญtage in Thimphu to discuss issues concerning civil sociยญety in the country. The various heads of CSOs and members attendยญed the meeting discussing certain issues and agendas including the establishment of Core Coordination Comยญmittee (CCC) secretariat, Proposal to Bhutan Foundaยญtion, Helvetas plans …

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CFM vendors approaching PM is unsystematic

A group of vendors have approached the Prime Minister after the Centenary Farmers Market (CFM) management increased the rent. This didnโ€™t go well with the agriculture minister. During the Friday meet, Agriculture Minister, Yeshey Penjor said that vegetable vendors are causing disturbances without following proper procedures. As per the 17th Board Meeting held on 29 October, the CFM Management notified …

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The most successful National Day

People and officials of Samtse got utmost satisfaction after they prepared for months and hosted the 111th National Day successfully. D z o n g k h a g administration staff, Pema Chogay said that he has witnessed two National Day celebrations in Samtse, once in 2002. โ€œComparing with the last one, the 111th is one of the most successful …

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College girl wins jersey, wants to take home

When Sherab Dema, 3rd year Biochemistry student of Samtse College of Education won a jersey cow as a prize during the 111th National day, everybody thought she would sell it, as she is a student. But the student from Bikhar, Trashingang had other ideas. She doesnโ€™t want to part with the cow and its little calf. It is no ordinary …

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