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Reformed India rising, dozen steps at a time
Economic Times, India - 20 hours ago Bhutan and Sri Lanka are the other top reformers in south Asia this year. Bhutan introduced the country?s first fundamental labour protections. … India powers South Asia growth: World Bank report Rediff India moves up 12 places in ?ease of doing biz? Hindu Business Line 'Doing business gets tougher in Bangladesh' Economic Times Hindustan Times - Hindu all 65 news articles |
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Hydrological, Met. phenomena behind Assam floods
Hindu, India - 23 hours ago 28 (PTI): Abnormal hydrological and meteorological phenomena in neighbouring states and Bhutan hills was the reason behind the devastating floods in Assam, … Floods drive Assam tea growers to tears Rediff all 9 news articles |
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TODAY'S ARTICLE: Tryst with Sleaze
Times of India, India - Sep 27, 2007 India's rank has been improving since 2004, and currently we are better placed than all our neighbours except Bhutan. The TI index is based on perceptions … |
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PPP boost for power transmission
Business Standard, India - Sep 26, 2007 The first deal was bagged earlier this year by Tata Power, for laying the east-to-north transmission corridor for the 1020-Mw Tala hydel project in Bhutan. … Task force on power set up The Statesman all 2 news articles |
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Asia-Pacific travel continues to increase
Bizjournals.com, NC - Sep 26, 2007 Among the regional destinations that posted "best-ever" tourism performances in 2006 are Hawaii, Chile, Australia, New Zealand, Bhutan, Japan, South Korea, … |
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WAPCOS declares dividend of Rs 2.40 crore
Economic Times, India - Sep 26, 2007 … in the critical areas of water resources, power and infrastructure development. It has ongoing projects in Afghanistan, Cambodia, Zimbabwe and Bhutan. WAPCOS pays 120% dividend for 2006-07 Hindu Business Line all 5 news articles |
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Why the king must go
New Statesman, UK - Sep 27, 2007 He also supports the repatriation of more than 100000 refugees from Bhutan who have languished in camps in eastern Nepal for 17 years. Bhutanese Maoists … |
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Ombudsman disputes RP corruption rating
ABS CBN News, Philippines - 10 hours ago In its report, TI cited Austria, Bahrain, Belize, Bhutan, Jordan, Laos, Macao, Malta, Mauritius, Oman, Papua New Guinea and Thailand as examples of … Thailand slips down the list, now seen as more corrupt Bangkok Post Africa: Persistent Corruption in Low-Income Countries Requires … AllAfrica.com all 241 news articles |
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South Africa: Business Gets Easier in Parts of Africa - World Bank
AllAfrica.com, Washington - 9 hours ago Another 11 countries, including three in Africa, had three or more reforms: Armenia, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, the Czech Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, … |
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WB: emerging markets reforming fast
Xinhua, China - Sep 26, 2007 Another 11 countries — Armenia, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, the Czech Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, Mauritius, Mozambique, Portugal, Tunisia, and Uzbekistan … Customs changes boost ranking Bangkok Post World Bank: Singapore #1 for Doing Business Voice of America all 88 news articles |
The Future of Tertiary Education in Bhutan
This is the third installment in a series of articles written by Dr. Austin Reid, setting out the challenges and the choices facing Bhutan in its development of a tertiary education policy
3 The Labour Market and Tertiary Education
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| Job seekers at a job fair in Thimphu earlier this year |
28 September, 2007 -A key economic assumption is that knowledge rather than physical capital, and knowledge workers rather than traditional labour skills, are amongst the key essentials for a nations economic development and a prerequisite of global competitiveness. The emergence of knowledge-based economies has resulted in a number of trends and challenges that tertiary education systems and institutions have to contend with.
Second 26-year old for Tsirang NC seat
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| Pema Drukpa |
28 September, 2007 -This December, when Bhutanese go to the poll, Pema Drukpa will turn 26, just about qualifying to contest for the National Council elections.
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| Minjur Dorji |
28 September, 2007 -The Trashigang dzongda, Minjur Dorji, knows the dzongkhag like the back of his hand. He also appears to be popular there.
Minjur Dorji is Druk Phuensum Tshogpas candidate from the Kanglung-Samkhar-Udzorong constituency of Trashigang. He announced his intention to join politics last week.
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| Milling crowds at motley stalls |
27 September, 2007 - It sure did pull in crowds by the thousands, but the five-day Best of Asia - interior and exterior exposition, which concluded on September 24, also left a big question: was it really the best of Asia?
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Students of Gauhati University performing the Bihu Dance, a popular folk dance of Assam, India. The dance performance was a part of the three-day cultural exchange programme held in Sherubtse College, Kanglung.
Double drug bust
27 September, 2007 - In the span of a week, police at checkpost along the Phuentsholing-Thimphu highway arrested two men in separate incidents for possession of banned substances.
Lottery winners loth to claim prizes?
27 September, 2007 - A staff of the land record section with Bumthang dzongkhag administration was the sole prize winner calling to claim the Thrue Special Lottery prize, drawn at the Clock Tower Square in Thimphu on September 23.
Tracking nutritional status of adolescents and pregnant women
27 September, 2007 - Adolescents and pregnant women will be the focus of a new study by the health ministry to find out the level of iron deficiency disorder (IDD), body mass index (BMI) and anemia within this group and plan future nutritional programmes.
Lessons from Experience
27 September, 2007 -Life is precarious. One never
knows what may befall one. You expect one thing but something entirely different comes your way. Some christen it destiny while others say its chance. Well never know for sure.
A Case Of Mistaken Identity
27 September, 2007 -As soon as the sylvan Sarpang
valley glistened in
Ngedrups eyes on reaching Jogi Dangra, his mind thrilled with expectation and his heart overflowed with joy.
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