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Rise in inmates seeking psychiatric services, government plans to enhance care and rehabilitation

Rise in inmates seeking psychiatric services, government plans to enhance care and rehabilitation

Reports maintained with the Royal Bhutan Police show an increase in the number of inmates seeking psychiatric services in the last two years. In 2023, Chamgang Central Prison in Thimphu recorded eight inmates requiring psychiatric care. The number rose to 16 last year, with four cases recorded this year to date. While the country’s prisons lack dedicated mental health centres...

Farmers, researchers and policymakers discuss climate solutions in Thimphu

Farmers, researchers and policymakers discuss climate solutions in Thimphu

As food producers working in the open space, farmers face the impacts of climate change first-hand, often at the cost of their safety. To ensure that policymakers hear these concerns and accordingly bring about solutions, the Asian Development Bank Institute has brought together farmers from Bhutan, India, and Nepal with international researchers, organisations, and policymakers for the Climate and Resilient...

Pema Gatshel Middle Secondary School seeks inclusion in feeding programme

Pema Gatshel Middle Secondary School seeks inclusion in feeding programme

Most schools in the country have offered feeding programmes for years, earning praise from parents and students. However, town-based schools have been excluded. Pema Gatshel Middle Secondary School was previously ineligible, as it was considered to be in a town area. However, after the district administration and town relocated to Denchi two years ago, the school is no longer in...

Harvard and MIT students explore Buddhism, meditation, and GNH in Bhutan

Harvard and MIT students explore Buddhism, meditation, and GNH in Bhutan

Bhutan’s unique approach to development, based on Buddhism and the philosophy of Gross National Happiness, continues to attract global attention. Scholars, researchers, and thought leaders are particularly interested in this principle. Today, 20 students from Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the world’s top universities, are in the country to explore Buddhism, Meditation and GNH. The trip is being...

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