Home| Forums| Webmail| Contact Us| Archives| Dzongdags| Dzongrab| Dungpas| VISITOR : 0021020 ABOUT US  Vision and Mission  Who is Who  Secretariat  History DEPARTMENTS  Culture  Immigration  Census DOWNLOADS  DYT Manual  GYT Manual  NDM Planning    Guideline  DDM Planning    Guideline  Forms Links  National Library  National Museum  Dzongkhag Website  Labour Net System  Bhutan Portal  More... Selected Candidate for Postion Level-S5 The Ministry of Home and Cultural Affairs is pleased to announce the result of candidates who have been selected for appointment from 1 October 2008 for postion Level-S5. Read more...   29 September 2008 16:08:02   [Viewed : 218]   Observance of International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction – Wednesday, 8th October 2008 The 2nd Wednesday of October every year is observed as the International Day for Disaster Reduction. This day is observed to promote a global culture of natural disaster reduction, including disaster prevention, mitigation and preparedness. Read more...   26 September 2008 13:29:12   [Viewed : 67]   Bhutan Exhibition opens in New York. The Dragon’s Gift Exhibition, the sacred arts of Bhutan, which is now almost 10 months away from home is now in the Rubin Museum of New York. The Exhibition was inaugurated by Hon’ble Lyonchen Jigme Y. Thinley, Prime Minister of Bhutan through a traditional Marchang Ceremony on 18th September 2008 and addressed in front of the thousands of American gatherings. read More...   25 September 2008 11:00:34   [Viewed : 104]   Cultural Workshop Held A three-day cultural workshop was held for Cultural Officers of all 20 Dzongkhags from 15th to 19th September 2008. It was aimed at enhancing the understanding and skills in Diglam Namzha as understood by the concept of Conscious Pursuit of Harmonious Living. Read more...   25 September 2008 10:56:14   [Viewed : 77]   6th Border Districts Coordination Meeting between the Royal Government of Bhutan and State Government of Assam: The 6th BDCM with the State Government of Assam was held in Bongaigaon, Assam from 18 – 20th September 2008. Read more...   23 September 2008 09:39:44   [Viewed : 118]   His Majesty the King addressed the nation on 17 Dec. 2007, and auspicious occasion of 100th National Day. Addressing the nation, His Majesty the King on behalf of the people of 20 dzongkhags expressed gratitude to His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo for bringing in peace and prosperity in the country and prayed for the long life of His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo. His Majesty said today is an occasion for the people of 20 dzongkhags to pay tribute to His Majesty the fourth Druk Gyalpo and reaffirm our pledge to serve the country with utmost loyalty and dedication. His Majesty said today’s celebrations is not to mark 100 years of monarchy. His Majesty said it is to rejoice the socio-economic development, achievements and peace and prosperity that Bhutan has enjoyed so far under the leadership of our benevolent monarchs. His Majesty said the first and foremost task before every Bhutanese at this moment is to ensure the success of parliamentary democracy. His Majesty said the democratic system of governance has to take firm roots so that it benefits the country and its people. His Majesty said the future of Bhutan is today’s youth. The most important thing that the young Bhutanese should bear in mind is that they have an important responsibility of taking Bhutan forward. His Majesty said the country’s future will be determined by the capability, conduct and attitude of the young people. His Majesty also commended and expressed gratitude to the civil servants for their service. He said with the change in governance, Civil Servants have an important responsibility. His Majesty expressed gratitude to the aspiring politicians for sacrificing their profession to take part in this historic political changes taking place in the country. His Majesty said aspiring politicians have an important role to build healthy democracy and ensure peace and unity among the people. His Majesty said, His Majesty the fourth Druk Gyalpo has handed over a secure and sovereign nation to the future generation. His Majesty said people should ensure the success of parliamentary democracy initiated by His Majesty the 4th King. His Majesty said until now he has never failed in his duty as a King, which is to serve the country and the people. He said he will fulfill his duty in future as well. His Majesty closed the address by reiterating the importance of every Bhutanese joining hands to fulfill the national vision of One Nation One People. For the Bhutanese the day was an occasion to reflect back upon days of peace and prosperity enjoyed under the dynamic leadership of the Wangchuck dynasty and reaffirm their loyalty and dedication to the TSA-Wa-Sum. MoHCA LINKS  Technical Page  Staff Schedule  Virus Definitions mohca.gov.bt Web Mon 6 Oct, 2008
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