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Colouring book brings Bhutan’s heritage to life for young learners

Colouring book brings Bhutan’s heritage to life for young learners

Children learn best when they can see, touch, and interact with what they are studying. While textbooks provide knowledge, hands-on activities create lasting impressions. To make learning more engaging, the Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development has introduced ‘Colour Your Heritage’, a colouring book that showcases the country’s rich architectural heritage. Instead of screens or lectures, the book brings heritage...

Dhamdum Industrial Park opens, plot owners call for lower rents

Dhamdum Industrial Park opens, plot owners call for lower rents

The Dhamdum Industrial Park in Samtse is gradually taking shape, with 20 of its 58 plots now operational. The Minister of Industry, Commerce, and Employment, along with the Indian Ambassador, inaugurated the park yesterday. However, plot owners are urging the government to reconsider and reduce the lease rates, which they say are significantly higher than previous rates. Speaking at the...

Department of Immigration plans to standardise services across all entry points

Department of Immigration plans to standardise services across all entry points

To enhance efficiency, ensure consistency, and improve the overall experience for travellers, the Department of Immigration is taking steps to enhance communication and customer service skills among its officials. This was highlighted during their annual conference, which concluded yesterday in Phuentshogling. The home minister who attended the last day of the three-day conference yesterday, acknowledged the vital roles the immigration...

Gyalsup for Gyalsung Programme to engage over 350 Gyalsups

Gyalsup for Gyalsung Programme to engage over 350 Gyalsups

Commemorating the 9th birthday of His Royal Highness Gyalsey Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck, the Gyalsup for Gyalsung programme was launched across five Gyalsung Academies today. Marking the beginning of the first National Service Duty, the first cohort of Gyalsups will engage in the ongoing construction and maintenance of Gyalsung Academies for three months as part of the programme. More than 350...

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