Free roaming cattle getting injured or killed

Punakha – In what has become a problem both for cattle and motorists in Punakha, there is an increasing case of injuries caused to stray cattle from moving vehicles. In just one week, five incidents were reported. 

Residents seek permanent flood control measures

Gelephu - Settlements along the banks of Shetikhari stream in Gelephu...

Stakeholders call for better rangeland management 

Although rangeland (tsamdro) covers 12 percent of the country’s total area,...

132 ECCD centres to open by October

The 132 Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) centres spread across...

BoB launches retail and corporate internet banking services 

In an attempt to make financial transactions seamless and secure, Bank...

Nepotism still thrives, say report

A recent independent survey shows that trading of influence is still...

Farmers favour sweet Agarwood business

Agarwood growers and exporters in the country can now consider large-scale...

Women’s participation in political parties increases

With 23 women participating in the upcoming National Assembly elections, the...

Chain link fencing brings hope to farmers of Udzorong

Trashigang–Farmers of Udzorong Gewog in Trashigang are expecting a better harvest...

CCAA reimburses Nu 2.51 million to consumers

The Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) recovered about Nu 2.51...

Onion price could rise as India hikes export tax

The Indian government last week imposed a 40 percent export tax...

NCGS projects come to an end by this month

Over a span of two years, a loan of Nu 852.08...

Lumpy skin disease—centre launches mass vaccination of cattle

The National Centre for Animal Health (NCAH) sent Lumpyvac—vaccination against lumpy...

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