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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...

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...

Bhutan joins global call for gender equality to mark International Women’s Day

Bhutan joins global call for gender equality to mark International Women’s Day

While progress has been made towards eliminating gender disparity, much remains to be done. Speaking at the UN commemoration event for International Women's Day, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said that eradicating extreme poverty for women and girls would take another 130 years. Here in Bhutan, marking the day in Phuentshogling, participants called for urgent and sustained action to accelerate gender...

Country aims to increase GDP to USD 22bn by 2050, Bhutan’s 21st Century Economic Roadmap – A 10X National Economic Vision

Country aims to increase GDP to USD 22bn by 2050, Bhutan’s 21st Century Economic Roadmap – A 10X National Economic Vision

Bhutan aims to increase its GDP to USD 22bn by 2050, requiring an annual growth rate of eight percent. To achieve this, the country plans to invest in core and emerging sectors such as hydropower, tourism, agriculture, digital economy, manufacturing and mining among others. This is according to "Bhutan’s 21st Century Economic Roadmap - A 10X National Economic Vision" the...

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