Civil servants on LTT ask for fair benefits

Despite the clarification from the finance ministry on the recent pay revision, civil servants pursuing in-country long-term training (LTT) claim that the revision is unfair to them and it failed to achieve the intended objective of the pay revision.

Cardamom fetches a good price in Haa

Cardamom prices in Gakiling and Sombaykha gewogs in Haa have doubled...

JDWNRH resumes off-hour consultation services

The national referral hospital (JDWNRH) has resumed its special consultation services...

JICA assists Bhutan in geospatial data transformation project

More than 35 government agencies in the country currently employ Geo-spatial...

The Monk and the Gun reflects Bhutan’s unique journey

Amid the backdrop of Bhutan’s inaugural major elections in 2008, a...

Khuruthang’s only amusement park gets makeover

Punakha - A major facelift is underway as part of the...

Elders in Paro need better care

The well-being and healthcare requirements of elderly people aged 60 to...

NC sends Biological Corridor Nine Bill for NA’s re- deliberation

The National Council adopted the Biological Corridor Nine (BC9) Bill 2023...

Policies inadequate to support officiating principals: MP

During the question-and-answer session in the National Assembly,MP Choki Gyeltshen from...

Learning becomes interesting with smart TVs

The introduction of smart televisions (TVs) in all classrooms at Bjoka...

Hottest September to date

Recording a monthly average of 27.59 degree Celsius, September this year...

Water crisis could cause US 58 trillion in economic value, food security and sustainability

Water—the world’s most precious yet undervalued resource—grapples with a mounting global...

Driving transformational change

No matter what difference people share in political persuasion or other...

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