Royal Bhutan Police.

Closing of VIth Phase Police Youth Partnership Program (PYPP).

The 15 days Police Youth Partnership Program organized by the Royal Bhutan Police nationwide successfully concluded today. A total of 734 youths in 20 Dzongkhags participated in the program.
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Posted on:21 Jan,2012

VIth Phase Police Youth Partnership Program (PYPP)
The Royal Bhutan Police is organizing VIth Phase Police Youth Partnership Program (PYPP) in all the 20 Dzongkhags from 6th Jan 2012 – 20th Jan 2012. A total of 710 youths will be participating in the program.
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Posted on:06 Jan,2012

Honoring the Order of “Druk Wangyel” at RBP HQ

On 20 December 2011, the family members of the Royal Bhutan Police joined the officers and other ranks to celebrate the joyous occasion of receiving the Order of Druk Wangyel from His Majesty, the Druk Gyalpo on 17 December 2011. The Additional Chief of Police, Colonel Tshewang Dhendup, officers and other ranks offered ceremonial scarves to the Order of Druk Wangyal at the RBP HQ in a ceremony.
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Posted on:22 Dec,2011

“Order of Druk Wangyel”

On the occasion of the celebration of the 104th National day of Bhutan, His Majesty, the Druk Gyalpo, in appreciation of the dedication, commitments and hard work performed by the members of the armed forces honored the three Services by conferring the Order of Druk Wangyel. The Chief Operations Officer of RBA, Commandant of RBG and Additional Chief of Police received the honor on behalf of the three Services.
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Posted on:19 Dec,2011

POSYPP closing ceremony.

The Police and Out of School Youth Partnership Program (POSYPP) was launched at Thimphu from 21st Nov 2011 to 5th Dec 2011with 22 participants.
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Posted on:08 Dec,2011

Launching of POSYPP

On 21 November 2011, the Home Minister Lyonpo Minjure Dorji launched the first pilot program on Police and Out of School Youth Partnership (POSYPP) at the RBP HQ Thimphu. Twenty youths took part in the program. In his speech, Lyonpo Minjure Dorji informed the youths that the Ministry and the RBP will explore areas for the youths to get gainful employment. He said that the youths will be given the opportunity to prove themselves worthwhile to be given a chance to continue their education and look for employment elsewhere. Lyonpo also informed the gathering that similar programs will also be launched at Paro and Phuenthsoling at a later date.
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Posted on:28 Nov,2011

Chief of Royal Bhutan Police with the President and Secretary General of Interpol