VOICED : Cell phones catapult Shangri La Bhutan in

Bhutan was the last country to introduce television in 1999. Since then, it has embraced technology to connect with the world, enhancing communication and development. The country's Gross National Happiness model now includes technology as a tool for prosperity. Political changes, including the king's ceding of power in 2005, have been supported by internet growth, with 80,000 Facebook users influencing government and social issues. About 75% of Bhutan's population now owns a mobile phone, marking a significant shift from feudalism to modernity.

Which year did Bhutan introduce television to its citizens?

• 2005

• 1995

• 1999

• 2001

What is Bhutan's development model known for?

• Economic Growth

• Gross National Happiness

• Technological Advancement

• Military Strength

How does Bhutan's Prime Minister view technology in terms of development?

• As a disruptive force

• As a tool for prosperity

• As a cultural threat

• As a temporary trend

What significant political change occurred in Bhutan in 2005?

• Introduction of television

• King ceding absolute power

• First internet connection

• Adoption of a new currency

What percentage of Bhutan's population now owns a mobile phone?

• 90%

• 75%

• 60%

• 50%