Parties renewing membership without consent?

Despite being the ruling party, the Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa (DNT) has become the smallest party in terms of membership.

Autonomous REC merged with MoE again

As recommended in the Royal Civil Service Commission’s (RCSC) organisational development...

No pool at the Swimming Pool Complex  

The swimming pool that catered to many Bhutanese interested in swimming...

Lhengye Zhungtshog Act comes into force

The Lhengye Zhungtshog Act, which has some bearings on the functioning...

Bhutan to achieve herd immunity by first week of October 

By early next month, Bhutan would have achieved herd immunity as...

His Majesty grants dhar to new layog lyonpo and others

His Majesty The King granted dhar to formally appoint a new...

SC revokes ACC’s suspension order against three contractors

The Supreme Court (SC) revoked a suspension order the Anti-Corruption Commission...

200,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine to land today

The biggest consignment of Pfizer vaccine, about 200,000 doses will land...

Consumers don’t benefit from revised customs duty

Despite the customs duty revision two months ago, prices of imported...

CodeMonkey yet to reach schools in rural pockets

The Ministry of Education has released about 100,000 CodeMonkey user accounts...

EU commits 31M Euro for next three years

The European Union (EU) have committed its support and fund of...

Khandu Wangmo guilty of sedition 

Thimphu dzongkhag court’s criminal bench sentenced Khandu Wangmo to a concurrent...

First step towards civil service reform starts with creating a pool of researchers

An initiative, a part of reforming the civil service has kicked...

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