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Phuentshogling introduces mobile parking app for hassle-free parking

Phuentshogling introduces mobile parking app for hassle-free parking

Vehicle parking in Phuentshogling is expected to become hassle-free with the launch of the first-ever mobile parking application, Parking.bt. The app aims to solve issues such as frequent parking disputes and eliminate the hassle of fee collectors. It was launched coinciding with His Majesty The King’s birthday. According to Phuentshogling Thromde officials, the Parking.bt app is expected to make the...

C4SW initiative to boost skilled workforce and economy

C4SW initiative to boost skilled workforce and economy

The Department of Labour launched the Community for Skilled Workers (C4SW), a new initiative on 22nd February. It is aimed at enhancing Bhutan's workforce and supporting economic growth. The initiative is expected to increase employment opportunities, promote service excellence, and improve service accessibility in the country. The industry, commerce, and employment minister attended the launch alongside ministry officials and members...

Samtse students struggle in 2024 exams amid teacher shortages and poor facilities

Samtse students struggle in 2024 exams amid teacher shortages and poor facilities

Schools have reopened for the 2025 academic session, with students advancing to higher classes. However, in Samtse, several students, especially those who sat for and failed the common and board exams, will be repeating the same grades. According to BCSEA’s recently released Student’s Performance Report 2024, Class 6 and Class 10 students from Samtse have performed poorly, ranking among the...

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