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Sangchen Choekhor monastery reconstruction project 65% complete

Sangchen Choekhor monastery reconstruction project 65% complete

With nearly 80 per cent of the work completed, the reconstruction of Sangchen Choekhor monastery in Paro is progressing well. The project, which began in 2021, is led by the Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development. Funded by the government of India with over Nu 400 M, it is on track for completion by 2027. Nearly 100 masons, carpenters and...

Education ministry identifies 1,500 students for substance use intervention

MoESD strengthens feeder schools, invests Nu 20bn in improving schools to manage urban enrolment pressure

As a strategy to tackle the huge number of students seeking enrollment at schools in urban areas, the education and skills development ministry is strengthening feeder schools. Education and Skills Development Minister Yeezang De Thapa, during the Meet The Press session yesterday, said that it is also investing nearly Nu 20bn in improving schools in rural areas in the 13th...

Yangnyer Gewog farmers introduce high-yield cattle and crops to revive Tshowoong Poktor land, Trashigang

Yangnyer Gewog farmers introduce high-yield cattle and crops to revive Tshowoong Poktor land, Trashigang

A group of farmers in Yangnyer Gewog, Trashigang, is breathing new life into the nine-acre Tshowoong Poktor integrated farming land. The site, previously managed by a youth group under a Land Use Certificate in 2018, was abandoned due to several challenges.  The new group has now introduced high-yield cattle breeds such as Holstein Friesian and Jersey cows, while also cultivating...

Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde takes over Zangdopelri but faces restoration challenges

Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde takes over Zangdopelri but faces restoration challenges

After years of legal disputes, Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde has officially taken over the Zangdopelri, compensating the caretaker and temple construction coordinator with over Nu 27 M. However, with the temple in a deteriorating state, the Thromde administration now faces a new challenge of securing funds for its restoration. The Zangdopelri is in poor condition with broken windows, cracked walls, and...

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