13 August, 2009 - The recruitment of 10 plumbers last week for
the Punatsangchu hydroproject on a “lucky dip” basis was a major lapse
in recruitment procedure, admitted labour and employment officials.
The vocational training institute (VTI) candidates, who never
made the cut by lucky dip, had said that the system was unfair because
the selection was based on luck and not skill or merit.
“No recruitment can ever be done on lucky dip and
the department followed a wrong procedure, although the ministry deals
with recruitment and selection process all the time,” said labour
minister Lyonpo Dorji Wangdi. “We made a mistake and it won’t happen
again.”
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Naropa advises counselling overhaul |
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Dual role of teacher-counsellor has to be done away with
13 August, 2009 There is a vast unmet
need for counselling in Bhutan, which far exceeds current capacity,
says a report compiled by Naropa university in the USA. The study was
conducted earlier this year by a psychologist from the American
“Buddhist inspired” university.
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Traffic flow changes in capital soon |
Picture: ANYTHING GOES – This accident prone intersection below Harmony Village will hopefully soon see some order restored
13 August, 2009 -
Thimphu’s confusing diversions, intersections and roundabouts will
become more confusing to motorists, at least for a while, with another
round of changes in traffic flow in the pipeline.
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His Majesty appoints HRH Prince Jigyel to the Sports Community
13 August, 2009 - With a view to encourage
the growth of sports as an integral part of the academic experience of
youth activity and national endeavour and achievement, His Majesty
yesterday appointed Prince Jigyel U Wangchuck as his representative to
the Bhutan Olympic Committee, the premier sports authority of the
country
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Formalising dharma discourse |
Picture:HRH Ashi Sonam Dechan Wangchuck at the committee launch
13 August, 2009 : To be mindful of the
effects of one’s own actions and bring about a deeper understanding of
the self is the core objective of a new education module that will be
offered as an elective in tertiary institutes by next year.
The Buddhist value oriented module, called the Mind and
Mindfulness education programme, is an attempt to formalise the dharma
discourse (choeshed) programmes that were started in middle and higher
secondary schools and the two education colleges in 2003 by the zhung
dratshang (central monastic body).
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