Under Government Decree No. 66 dated March 12, 2025, starting from 2025, boarding students studying at continuing education institutions are entitled to a range of newly enhanced support policies, with significant increases compared to previous provisions. Notably, the allowance for meals has been raised to nearly seven times the former level, alongside support for rice and housing costs. These measures have markedly improved students’ living and learning conditions, particularly for those in disadvantaged areas.

In the gentle chill of early spring, Tan Thanh Commune appears vibrant in enduring shades of green from its forests and the sense of prosperity reflected in newly built, solid homes. This spring, hundreds of households from the Dao, Nung and Cao Lan ethnic groups are enjoying renewed optimism as forests have truly become a sustainable livelihood, bringing greater stability and prosperity to local communities.

Every Saturday morning, amid the familiar setting of Thuan Hoa commune’s rural market, the “zero-cost stall” organized by the Thuan Hoa Commune Police has become a heartwarming highlight, drawing the attention of many local residents in this highland area. Without banners or slogans, the stall appears simply, offering neatly arranged clothes and daily necessities that are handed directly to people in need in a sincere and friendly atmosphere.

Amid an atmosphere of excitement and pride marking the 96th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam (February 3, 1930 – February 3, 2026), a wide range of cultural, artistic, sports, and patriotic emulation activities have been held energetically across localities in the province.

Antimony is a precious metal widely used in high-tech industries and military applications in developed industrial countries around the world. Global demand for antimony in recent years and in the time ahead remains very high, especially from countries such as the United States, Japan, Germany, Russia, India, and China, while supply has become increasingly constrained.

As the Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo 2026 approaches, the provincial commodity market is entering its busiest season of the year. With demand surging, the risk of counterfeit and substandard goods infiltrating the market has also increased. In response, provincial authorities have simultaneously launched inspection and control campaigns to safeguard consumers and ensure a safe and stable Tet holiday.

As Vietnam accelerates digital transformation from the central government to local levels, Tuyen Quang Province is rolling out practical solutions to bring technology to remote highland villages. Given its mountainous and fragmented terrain, equipping villages with computers is not merely a technical measure but a fundamental step toward narrowing the digital divide between remote areas and urban centers.

In the early days of 2026, Dong Tho Commune is clearly transforming, with rural infrastructure steadily taking shape. Newly paved concrete roads, well-equipped cultural houses, and pedestrian bridges spanning streams are not only the result of State investment but also a reflection of strong community consensus and the collective efforts of local people in building new rural areas.

Through a range of innovative solutions, job creation has been effectively implemented, helping increase incomes and contribute to sustainable poverty reduction across the province.

Guided by the motto “Ensuring Every Union Member and Worker Enjoys Tet,” trade unions at all levels across Tuyen Quang Province have rolled out a wide range of timely and practical activities to care for union members and workers during the Lunar New Year 2026, helping to bring a warm and joyful spring to the grassroots level.

Socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas has been identified as a central, long-term task in the Resolution of the 1st Provincial Party Congress of Tuyen Quang for the 2025–2030 term. Guided by the principle of “leave no one behind,” the province is concentrating resources to drive comprehensive and sustainable change in disadvantaged regions, laying the foundation for ethnic communities to enter a new era of development together.

Seventy-five years ago, Bo Cung Hamlet in Kim Binh Commune, Tuyen Quang Province was honored to be selected as the venue for the 2nd National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam - the first Party Congress ever held inside the country. This landmark historical event has since become a source of pride for the ethnic communities of Tuyen Quang in general and Kim Binh in particular, serving as a strong driving force for local authorities and residents to build an increasingly prosperous homeland.

By bringing digital technology to villages and individual residents, and building a workforce of digital officials and digital citizens at the grassroots level in line with the two-tier local government model, Viet Lam Commune is gradually turning Resolution No. 57 of the Politburo on science, technology development, innovation, and national digital transformation into reality.

Amid rugged mountains along the nation’s frontier, special “Borderland Lessons” have been held right beside border markers, offering students a vivid and meaningful learning experience. Instead of traditional classrooms with blackboards and chalk, these lessons take place at sacred sovereignty landmarks, allowing students to learn firsthand about national borders and the long journey of safeguarding the country’s territory. Through this unique format, the program helps foster patriotism, national pride, and aspirations among the younger generation.