As custodians of the northern frontiers, representatives from the highlands of 10 dzongkhags are in the capital to attend their first meeting with the government.
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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Korea and Bhutan, the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Dhaka, Bangladesh will be organising several Korean Cultural Events from September 21 to October 2.
Read More »A 17-year-old girl died on impact when a shooting boulder struck her around 3.30PM in Zimrorong, along the Gyelpoishing - Nganglam highway yesterday.
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Employees of Punatsangchhu hydropower projects I and II will not have to scribble lengthy details on print forms for leave, travel allowances and other benefits and wait for their bosses to approve it.
Read More »Road inspection will now be different in the Gelephu region, as the Road Safety and Transport Authority’s (RSTA) regional office has formed a team comprising officials from its six dzongkhags last week to inspect all vehicles thoroughly.
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The Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) shifted its focus on 2018 parliamentary elections with the celebration of the fourth National Voters’ Day in the dzongkhags yesterday.
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A rapper shows up in full Bhutanese regalia. All out of place, to talk about things so pertinent – democracy of the day. “Dear Prime Minister…” he rattles on. The message is deep in a way although at time it is way out of place.
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Wildlife rehabilitation centre provides treatment and care to the injured, orphaned, or sick wild animals so that they can be released into the wild after treatment.
Read More »Drug Regulatory Authority (DRA) and Bhutan Medical and Health Council on August 25 suspended Drungtsho Tandin Phub of National Traditional Medicine Hospital (NTMH) from prescribing a Sowa Rigpa (traditional medical) treatment to help control craving of alcohol, doma, and tobacco.
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If public and private mobilise resources together, any plans or projects could be achieved, especially in developing countries constraint with resources, according to the finance minister Namgay Dorji.
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Finance Minister Namgay Dorji launched Quick Response (QR) scan and pay to make payment and online application of loan convenient.
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Three years since its inception, Samtse’s first and the only vermicomposting unit in Norbugang (Chengmari) gewog is doing well.
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Police in Mongar installed a solar powered wild animal repeller sensor device at the Jarung Khashor choeten below the football ground in the town yesterday.
Read More »The Royal Monetary Authority’s (RMA) financial inclusion initiative is expected to fuel domestic credit to almost 50 percent of the GDP in the medium term.
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Standing on the victory podium with the national anthem in the background, his torso wrapped with the national flag and a gold medal around his neck. That was Thinley Dorji’s dream three years ago.
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Some encouraging developments are happening in the agriculture sector. This is good and reassuring because one of our most important national dreams rests on the development of agriculture where more than half our population are. We have long recognised that as a small and independent nation, it is critically important for us to achieve food self-sufficiency and security.
Read More »The history of the philatelic and communications systems in Bhutan received new insights when His Majesty The King granted a rare and valuable collection of philatelic and communications products to the Bhutan Postal Museum in Thimphu.
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