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MoESD to reinstate ICT exams for Class 12 next year

MoESD to reinstate ICT exams for Class 12 next year

Information and Communication Technology, ICT exams for Class 12 will be reinstated starting next year. The education minister announced this during the Meet the Press session on Friday. ICT exams were initially removed from both Classes 10 and 12 board exams in 2020. This was done to encourage students to learn the subject without the pressure of examinations. While ICT...

Service sector faces struggles despite significant GDP contribution reveals Industry Census 2024

Service sector faces struggles despite significant GDP contribution reveals Industry Census 2024

The service sector is a driving force in Bhutan’s economy, making up a significant portion of business activity in the country. The sector which focuses on delivering services rather than goods, accounts for more than 50 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product. However, the Industry Census of Bhutan 2024 reveals that service-oriented businesses are struggling, with market access, financial...

Starlink now active in Bhutan, awaiting payment system for users

Starlink now active in Bhutan, awaiting payment system for users

Starlink is now technically active in the country, making it the latest country to gain access to SpaceX’s satellite internet service. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced the update on X on Tuesday. The company’s product availability map now includes Bhutan alongside  Australia, the USA, Canada, Mongolia, and several European nations. However, Bhutanese users cannot purchase the service yet due to...

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