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AI-Powered TB mobile clinic screens over 400 people in Thimphu and Samtse

AI-Powered TB mobile clinic screens over 400 people in Thimphu and Samtse

The TB mobile clinic, introduced in the country last month, has made detecting tuberculosis easier. The van, equipped with modern technology including Artificial Intelligence has screened more than 400 individuals in Thimphu and Samtse so far. Among them, 80 were screened today, observing World Tuberculosis Day at the Royal Thimphu College in Thimphu. The theme of this year’s World TB...

Khar Gewog starts large-scale sunflower cultivation for oil production

Khar Gewog starts large-scale sunflower cultivation for oil production

In recent years, sunflower cultivation has gained popularity in Bumthang for oil production. Taking inspiration from such farming practices, now, for the first time, Khar Gewog in Pema Gatshel is also shifting towards large-scale sunflower cultivation. Nearly 100 households are embracing this initiative to diversify agricultural practices and increase incomes. Recently, farmers of Labar, Khengzor and Phadi villages in Khar...

Punatsangchhu-I Dam to resume construction by June, confirms MoENR Minister

Punatsangchhu-I Dam to resume construction by June, confirms MoENR Minister

After years of delays due to geological challenges, construction of the Punatsangchhu-I Dam is set to resume by June this year. Meanwhile, the Punatsangchhu-II project, which faced delays due to leakage issues, commissioned two of its six units last December. The energy and natural resources minister shared the update during a discussion with BBS yesterday. Construction of the Punatsangchhu-I Dam...

TTI Samthang being expanded as part of national TVET reform strategy

TTI Samthang being expanded as part of national TVET reform strategy

The education and skills development ministry plans to expand the Technical Training Institute Samthang in Wangdue Phodrang. It is to increase the employability of youth and transform the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system in the country. The expansion project includes the construction of additional infrastructure. The new facilities will help ease the accommodation shortage, enabling the enrolment...

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