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12 musicians with visual impairment awarded National Certificate 2 vocational qualification

12 musicians with visual impairment awarded National Certificate 2 vocational qualification

For the first time, twelve musicians with vision impairment have been awarded National Certificate 2 or NC2 vocational qualification. The Bhutan Qualifications and Professionals Certification Authority assessed their skills last month for the certification. This is expected to empower individuals with blindness and make them more employable in the job market. The National Health Survey 2023 indicates that approximately 48,000...

‘Bhutan: Kingdom of Mindfulness’ travel guidebook aims to boost tourism industry and cultural awareness

‘Bhutan: Kingdom of Mindfulness’ travel guidebook aims to boost tourism industry and cultural awareness

A book titled 'Bhutan: Kingdom of Mindfulness', aimed at promoting Bhutan as an exclusive travel destination, was launched yesterday. Written by Dorji Dhratyul, former Director General of the Department of Tourism, the book seeks to boost the tourism industry in the country. The 400-page book begins with the classic love story of Singgay Galeem, drawing readers into the romantic allure...

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...

Jampeling Central School wins National Space Challenge 2025

Jampeling Central School wins National Space Challenge 2025

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics or STEM education took centre stage as students from across the country came together for the National Space Challenge 2025. The annual event, held as part of Bhutan Space Week, is aimed at inspiring the next generation of innovators. This year, two students from Jampeling Central School in Trashigang won the challenge. For this edition...

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