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Homework to be assigned in class, not through social media

Homework to be assigned in class, not through social media

The education minister sent a reminder to all schools across the country to stop using social media for assigning homework. This decision aims to address high screen time among students amid growing concern about its impact on physical and mental health. The notification is dated 20th March 2025. The letter signed by the education minister has thirteen points or reminders....

New entrepreneurial outlet opens offering local products, Samtse

New entrepreneurial outlet opens offering local products, Samtse

Aspiring entrepreneurs in Samtse have long struggled with one major challenge, limited access to a market where they can showcase and sell their products. But that challenge is now being addressed with opening a new entrepreneurs' outlet in the town. The outlet is expected to provide a dedicated space for local businesses and start-ups to sell their products. The store...

High Court sentences Sonam Norbu to life for murder

High Court sentences Sonam Norbu to life for murder

The High Court has sentenced 39-year-old Sonam Norbu to life imprisonment for the murder of 24-year-old Namgay Dolkar. The court convicted him of murder after establishing the presence of premeditated malice. Premediated malice is the intentional planning and execution of a killing. The judgment was passed today. According to the judgment, evidence such as CCTV footage shows Sonam Norbu meeting...

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