Govt. to continue prohibiting import of non-essentials

The government could continue prohibiting import of non-essential items in the wake of  dwindling foreign currency reserves. 

304 rural households to benefit from solar PV system

To diversify energy and empower rural households, the Department of Energy...

Climate change threatens Bhutan’s water security

As change in climate affects the natural environment, 1,856 water sources...

Paddy cultivation declines by 1.71 percent in 2022

Bhutan, known for its lush agricultural landscape, saw a drop in...

No headache for mandarin orange and apple boxes this season

Mandarin orange and apple exporters can expect a better export season...

GNH Survey: Citizen’s well-being and happiness touch 93.6 percent 

The Gross National Happiness (GNH) Survey for 2022, launched yesterday at...

Bhutan’s economy should focus on economic efficiency: UN DESA Chief

For long-term economic growth, Bhutan’s economy should focus on efficiency gains,...

Empty chairs impede service delivery at grassroots level

As attrition rates among public officials in Bhutan have risen in...

Budget allocation: Social sector dominates as ambitious 13th Plan looms

The budget allocation for the fiscal year 2023-24 will be revealed...

e-GP system not fool proof claim bidders

The government’s e-GP system for procurement of goods, works and services,...

Bhutan speeds up green hydrogen development

To lessen reliance on imported fossil fuels, the Department of Energy is...

Ferrosilicon export records all-time high of Nu 16.22B last year

Last year, Bhutan’s top export product, ferrosilicon, reached an all-time high...

A de-suup dies trying to save a comrade 

A 24-year-old de-suup drowned while attempting to save one of his...

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