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Bhutan launches ‘One-Child, One-Egg’ initiative to enhance child health and nutrition

Bhutan launches ‘One-Child, One-Egg’ initiative to enhance child health and nutrition

Students across Bhutan will now receive an egg each day as part of the ‘One-Child, One-Egg’ initiative, which aims to enhance child health and nutrition. Alongside the initiative, the Prime Minister and the Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organisation also launched the Agrisustain Fund today. This initiative intends to raise USD 80 M to transform Bhutan’s agriculture sector....

New cinema hall in Wangdue Phodrang to boost movie experience

New cinema hall in Wangdue Phodrang to boost movie experience

Wangdue Phodrang will soon have its cinema hall, enhancing access to quality screenings for movie lovers. The cinema hall will be constructed with a Nu 65 M investment through the government’s Economic Stimulus Programme. The groundbreaking ceremony was held today, with the Minister of Industry, Commerce and Employment in attendance. The cinema hall will be built on 21 decimals of...

Empowering out-of-school youths with smart agriculture   

Empowering out-of-school youths with smart agriculture  

Smart agriculture technologies can make farming more attractive to out-of-school youths and farmers in rural areas while promoting resilience and sustainability in communities. To equip them with modern skills, a daylong training was held on 1st February at Chhudzom Gewog in Sarpang. The session introduced greenhouse and hydroponic farming to enhance productivity amid changing climates. The initiative aligns with Gelephu...

Bjobisa village in Thimphu faces persistent water crisis

Bjobisa village in Thimphu faces persistent water crisis

For the residents of Bjobisa village in Thimphu's Jimina Chiwog, the struggle for water has become a daily battle. A water project was expected to solve it, but despite efforts from the central and the local governments, it failed to deliver. After spending millions on the project, the water could not reach the village, leaving residents frustrated and desperate. The...

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