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On 1st August , a momentous occasion unfolded as His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen graced the Lungtenzampa School's Golden Jubilee celebrations. The esteemed presence of Their Majesties added a regal touch to the event, especially considering that they themselves are alumni of this renowned educational institution. Joining in the festivities were also Their Royal Highnesses Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck, Princess Dechen Yangzom Wangchuck, and Princess Eeuphelma Choden Wangchuck, all of whom have walked the halls of Lungtenzampa school. Former teachers and students who have been part of the school's journey over the last 50 years were also in attendance, creating a heartwarming sense of reunion. The origins of Lungtenzampa school can be traced back to its inception as Thimphu Nursery School in 1972, under the guidance of its first principal, Mrs. Carolyn Tshering. Since then, the school has flourished, molding young minds and contributi

The shortage of healthcare facilities in public healthcare centers or hospitals has become a pressing concern that demands immediate attention. In response to this shortage, unauthorized private healthcare clinics and dental clinics have emerged in Thimphu.  T he Ministry of Health acknowledges the significance of accessible and affordable healthcare for all citizens and is actively working to address this issue by increasing the number of public healthcare facilities. The limited budget allocated to the healthcare sector is one of the key reasons behind the shortage of healthcare facilities in Thimphu. The government faces numerous challenges in allocating funds for healthcare infrastructure, staff training, and medical equipment. Consequently, the existing public healthcare centers and hospitals are struggling to meet the rising demand for healthcare services. In addition to the budget constraints, the shortage of healthcare professionals exacerbates the situation. With a