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Long-standing water shortage at Darla HSS in Chhukha ends

Long-standing water shortage at Darla HSS in Chhukha ends

Darla Higher Secondary School in Chhukha is finally set to overcome its long-standing water shortage issue. The school has been struggling with severe water shortages, making life difficult for its boarding students. With the number of students increasing each year, the demand for water has only intensified. The school management says the old water source was unreliable. However, a new...

Dorji Lopen appoints lams

Dorji Lopen appoints lams

The Dorji Lopen of the Central Monastic Body appointed Lampoen and Jala Umze of the Zhung Dratshang and three Lams of various monastic centers in the country. They were conferred dhar at the Punakha Dzong today. Kencho Dorji from Ruebisa in Wangdue Phodrang has been conferred Dhar as the new Lampoen of Zhung Dratshang. He received oral transmission and teachings...

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...

UNDP highlights Bhutan’s AI challenges in new report

UNDP highlights Bhutan’s AI challenges in new report

Is Bhutan ready to embrace and integrate Artificial Intelligence into its development plans and governance? Not without its fair share of challenges, if the United Nations Development Programme’s 2024 Artificial Intelligence Readiness report is any indication. The report reveals several hurdles, such as the lack of AI expertise, funding and ethical frameworks and limited education on AI that could impede...

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