The Bhutan Qualifications and Professional Certification Authority (BQPCA), under the Ministry of Education and Skills …
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6 days ago
His Majesty The King, Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen and Their Royal Highnesses join 6th volunteer Zhabto round in GMC
His Majesty visited the site designated for an 18-hole Golf Course at Barshong Her Majesty graced th…
6 days ago
Severe assault in hostel leaves Norbuling Rigter College student with brain damage, injuries and loss of speech
In an incident that has raised concerns over student safety and hostel security, a 22-year-old first…
6 days ago
Brain surgery controversy patient passes away
The patient at the heart of the MRI scanning and brain surgery controversy that led to neurosurgeon …
6 days ago
Bhutan and India agree to Nu 5.10 tariff for P II
After much delay, Bhutan and India have officially announced the tariff at Nu 5.10 per unit for the …
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Fuel shortage hits parts of Eastern and Central Bhutan due to invoice issue
There are report of fuel shortages in Trashigang, Bumthang and Trongsa. A source explained that shor…
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BQPCA revises eligibility criteria for medical and health professionals in Bhutan
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Gender disparities continue in the workplace in Bhutan
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Students say RUB phone ban improves focus, but restricts real-time learning
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Haa spring festival to blend heritage, tourism and community spirit
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Government reviews DSA support for ex-country referrals as costs continue to rise
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GST registrations reach more than 4,000 as of April
The Department of Revenue and Customs (DRC) has reported that the total number of GST …
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GST to not be reversed but can be improved: MoF
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Finance Minister highlights risks to economic outlook
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Lyonpo Namgyal Dorji addresses access to information and media support
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Govt may go for 3rd operator if BT does not relent
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Dr Sonam Dorji wins prestigious UTS Thesis Award in Australia and comes back home to contribute
At a time when many Bhutanese are pursuing studies and careers abroad, one academic has …
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OAG chargesheets Kelden Dorji and Dorji Ganzin in Thimphu stabbing case: Paro stabbing case still pending
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Nu 800 million fund, only six enrolled: Slow start for National Crop and Livestock Insurance Scheme
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Foreign teachers to continue and PGDE graduates to strengthen teacher pool
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Subject teachers of Classes 9 and 11 say new Cambridge-aligned textbooks make learning more engaging, practical, and student-centered
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Bhutanese tourist guide Tashi Dorji summits 6,119m Lobuche Peak
A 42-year-old man from Lhuentse has successfully summited Lobuche East Peak in Nepal, standing at …
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4% subsidy only for hotels who agree to start paying loans
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How much is Thimphu Thromde and private contractors earning from parking fee collections?
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Nu 1.5 billion affordable housing fund reallocated to chiwog roads
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Tourism numbers dip following the Middle East conflict
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The GST problem
There can be no doubt about the sincerity and good intentions of the two Governments, …
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Going electric
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Balancing Relief and Reality
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Fuel shock
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On Dr. Ahmad, White Lotus, and the GST We Actually Live With
By Phub W. Dorji Let me begin with what should be an uncontroversial observation: the …
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The Road to De-Escalation With Iran
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GST in Bhutan: Reform It Properly or Roll It Back
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Bhutan’s GDP growth revised down by 0.2 percent amid global oil surge
Bhutan’s projected GDP growth for Financial Year (FY) 2025/26 has been revised downward by 0.2 …
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No Bhutanese harmed in Gulf, government closely monitoring situation
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PGDE training duration reduced to one year at Samtse College
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New schools in Phuentsholing to ease admission pressure, while admission challenge continue in other dzongkhags
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PM meets Japanese PM on official visit to Japan
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Indian petrochemical shortage may impact Bhutan
India is facing a major petrochemical shortage following the escalation of conflict in the Middle …
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ESP 4 percent subsidy to focus on viable hotels: Government explores measures for distressed properties
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Small businesses squeezed as plastic prices rise and profits fall
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A Thimphu doma “pan” shop owner’s struggle to survive
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Rising gold prices and GST threaten Bhutan’s jewelery stores
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