Blackout for elections begin

The 48-hour blackout period for the fourth National Assembly elections 2023-24 begins at 8am today, extending until the end of polls on November 30.  

Agriculture in focus as parties pledge new strategies

With only three days to primary round poll, political parties reiterated...

Campaign kicks off against gender-based violence

An initiative named ‘Kick for Equality’ was launched in Gelephu yesterday...

The Criticality of South Thimphu Constituency

South Thimphu, despite having a voter population of less than 10,000,...

Udzorongpas key to Kanglung -Samkhar-Udzorong election

Voters of Udzorong are expected to play a crucial role in...

Tough choices for Lingmukha -Toedwang voters

In Punakha’s Lingmukha-Toedwang constituency, a fierce electoral contest is underway as...

Showroom in Khoma to support weavers

Lhuentse - Women of Khoma village in Lhuentse will no longer...

Limited hostility among political parties

The Office of Media Arbitrator has identified over 13 posts that...

Income tax revenue surges by over 12 percent

Income tax contributions have surged by approximately 12.5 percent during the...

RENEW programme educates parents on ending violence against children

In the past four and a half years until 2022, disturbing...

36 PWDs in two constituencies of Punakha

Punakha - With the poll day for primary elections looming on...

Sonam Tobgay awarded Decoration of Merit by Republic of Austria

Sonam Tobgay was presented with the Decoration of Merit in Silver...

RBP unveils forensic science laboratory to bolster investigations

Bhutan inaugurated its first-ever forensic science laboratory, ushering in a new...

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