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A memorable day at Paro College of Education as we hosted a cultural exchange program with Adamas University. From insightful presentations to a lively fashion show, we explored the beauty and diversity of Indian culture together. Moments like these bring people, traditions, and friendships closer. 🎭🌍

Pic credit: Sangay Choden

21st March 2026

The Election Commission of Bhutan conducted a Civic Education Programme in Paro College of Education for first- and second-year trainees.

This initiative aims to enhance civic awareness and promote informed participation in democratic processes.

The programme wasn't just about the mechanics of an election; it was about "Democratic Culture."
That is Understanding why your vote matters, not just how to cast it.
Beyond the right to vote, it covers the responsibility to stay informed about national issues and hold leaders accountable.

On March 12, World Kidney Day was observed annually to raise global awareness for renal health. To mark the occasion, the Bhutan Kidney Foundation (BKF) conducted a session at Paro College of Education under the theme, "Kidney Health for All: Caring for People, Protecting the Planet.

During the event, the BKF founder and core staff shared poignant insights into the systemic impact of kidney failure on the family unit. They highlighted that while hypertension and diabetes remain the two primary causes of renal failure, the disease is particularly dangerous because it is often asymptomatic. Symptoms typically manifest only after 80% to 90% of kidney function is lost, at which point recovery is impossible and dialysis becomes the only means of survival

The session underscored a heartbreaking social reality: the displacement of families due to treatment often leads to a guidance vacuum for children. In rural areas, many students are forced to withdraw from school as they can no longer afford basic necessities or maintain their studies while the family’s resources are diverted toward life-sustaining care.

Final gathering of club
5th November, 2025

Paro College of Education (PCE) celebrated its Golden Jubilee on 4th November, 2025. Guided by
His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo’s vision for education and national development, PCE was
established as a Teacher Training Center on this day in 1975. The celebration of the Golden Jubilee
of Paro College of Education marked 50 remarkable years of service, growth, and transformation in the
field of teacher education in Bhutan.

The Special Manjushri Teachings was presided over by "His
Eminence Zhichen Chonyed Rangshar Rinpoche* on Sunday afternoon, 2nd November 2025, as a continuation of the consecration
ceremony of the newly installed Red Stone-Carved Manjushri Monument.

The team from Black Box Theatre performed the drama “Bardo” today in the Manjushiri Hall 1

18 September, 2025

Investiture Ceremony for 86 new Rovers members and Meeting of Councilors, Club Coordinators and CRs with Integrity Club.