No door-to-door campaign for National Assembly elections  

The Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) has done away with the door-to-door campaigning for the political parties or their candidates for the fourth National Assembly (NA) Elections. 

Month-long campaign to vaccinate against cattle disease 

Livestock officials have been scattered across the country to vaccinate the...

HRH attends National Law School of India convocation

Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck was the Chief Guest...

Govt. can borrow an additional Nu 18.21 billion as non-hydro budgetary debt

The government can borrow an additional Nu 18.21 billion as non-hydro...

Massive slope failures threaten village

Threatened by the risk of massive slope failures, seven households in...

Dealer turns to court over electric vehicle dispute

… Customers also plan to make a similar move Yangyel Lhaden...

Fiscal deficit to surge by more than six-fold in last five years 

With the estimated fiscal deficit of Nu 21.35 billion, or 9.7...

Bhutan’s organic goal on track?

In 2019, Bhutan embraced the ambitious goal of becoming the world’s...

Highlanders accuse thromde of deporting horses and imposing hefty fines

The residents of Lingzhi Gewog in Thimphu claim that the Thimphu...

Master plan begins for international airport in Gelephu

Gelephu - The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (MoIT) is in...

HM Grants Audience to UN USG

His Majesty The King yesterday granted an audience to Rabab Fatima,...

GDP growth slowest, average of 1.5% in the past five years 

Looking at the trend of the past five years, the country’s gross...

Farmers leave agriculture sector as challenges increase

Nima, the last man to practice agriculture in Namkha aring, once an agro-pastoral...

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