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Mitshey Yarab Lamzang helps over 250 individuals with substance use disorder in just three months

Mitshey Yarab Lamzang helps over 250 individuals with substance use disorder in just three months

Inaugurated just three months ago, the national drug treatment and rehabilitation center in Thimphu, Mitshey Yarab Lamzang, has already assisted over 250 individuals. It aims to provide comprehensive care for those struggling with substance use disorders, addressing both physical and mental health.  An individual in recovery has been at the centre for over a month. He was referred by the...

RTA celebrates International Women’s Day by honouring women entrepreneurs in Bhutanese textile industry

RTA celebrates International Women’s Day by honouring women entrepreneurs in Bhutanese textile industry

In celebration of International Women's Day, the Royal Textile Academy honoured women entrepreneurs who are leaders of sustainable fashion within the Bhutanese textile industry. The event, held in the capital, honoured their contributions and recognised their role as driving forces behind the preservation and innovation of Bhutan's rich textile heritage. During the event, women who have dedicated their careers to...

Education ministry opens registration for resigned teachers to apply for consolidated contracts

Education ministry opens registration for resigned teachers to apply for consolidated contracts

Good news for resigned teachers. The Ministry of Education and Skills Development has announced that all resigned teachers residing both within and outside the country can now register for recruitment on consolidated contracts. The notification specifies that resigned teachers should be regular. This initiative aims to address subject shortages, maintain education quality, and fill vacancies caused by retirements, resignations, and...

New areca nut export route from Gelephu to Assam

New areca nut export route from Gelephu to Assam

Starting this year, areca nut growers in Sarpang can easily export their produce to Assam. Till date, areca nut exports were only permitted through Phuentshogling and Samtse. The export via Gelephu to Assam was officially approved in September last year. Recently, officials from the Regional Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives Office or RAMCO met with the exporters and importers. Officials briefed...

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