Lockdown provides opportunity to promote digital banking: RMA

The Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) urges people to make cashless payments.

A press release from the RMA states that digital financial services are not only reliable but also provide instant access with efficiency.

32 domestic violence cases during lockdown

Home isn’t always the safest sanctuary. Covid-19 might have kept families safe...

PI and PII well stocked with essentials

If the nationwide lockdown continues, authorities or contractors of the mega...

Lockdown inconveniences in Samtse

Residents of Samtse are worried. Essential goods and services, especially supply...

Tobacco products reach Tsirang residents

Tsirang dzongkhag administration officials distributed 1,524 packets of chewing tobacco and...

Taxi drivers, Covid-19 heroes

Thimphu. They have only ever gotten the worse in their professional...

Lockdown arrangements: People still confused

Zoning, movement card, kidu, shops, access to essential goods and vegetables,...

Govt. plans re-opening of critical works in hydropower projects

Economic Affairs Minister Loknath Sharma yesterday held a meeting with officials...

Lockdown hits farmers hard

Around this time in Paro, farmers sell farm produce and begin...

Testing stations only for those who travelled between Phuentsholing and Thimphu

Confusion led to a rush. The Covid-19 testing stations in Thimphu...

BDBL provides unconventional banking services in Pemagatshel

Bhutan Development Bank’s (BDB) branch office in Pemagatshel is providing banking...

Shana Zam back in shape

Continued rainfall and limited helping hands in the lockdown times haven’t stopped the...

Feeding the workforce rendered jobless by lockdown

The nationwide lockdown, which enters the 11th day today, has brought construction...

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