The Bhutanese Leading the way.
Various Members of Parliament (MPs) raised concerns over high legal fees charged by lawyers and …
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Bhutan remains vulnerable to future earthquakes including a big one
The recent 5.5-magnitude earthquake on the 7th June night with its epicentre around 20 km under the …
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OAG charges NRC suspect with attempt to murder
It all started with a Rimdro conducted in a home at Chubar Chiwog under Doteng Gewog a few days befo…
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Dzongkhag court says Kudrung cannot be held accountable for suicide of 16-yr-old monk
Mother says she will take her fight for justice to higher courts A grieving mother who lost her 16-y…
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Singapore tourist had died of natural causes at Taktsang
A 40-year-old Singaporean lady, Shermeen Ker E-Min, died on 30th May at Taktsang, Paro after complai…
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His Majesty awards medals to 21 traditional Tit Tar practitioners
His Majesty The King recognised a team of 21 traditional Tit Tar practitioners from Malaysia, Hong K…
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MPs raise the issue of high legal fees during the deliberation of the Jabmi (Amendment) Bill of Bhutan
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Disagreement between two Houses sends CRPD amendments on rights of persons with disabilities to Joint Sitting
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PAC raises concern over unregulated external funding of CSOs
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National Council adopts Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement
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MoESD denies claims of early contract terminations for Dzongkha Teachers
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RCSC opens 711 BCSE civil service vacancies, nearly half in technical services
More than 700 civil service positions will be available for aspiring candidates through the upcoming …
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Government assessing impact of fuel price hike on construction projects
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I thought I was going for work. But the mountains had other plans
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MoF clarifies Property Tax instalment payments
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NA adopts Renewable Energy Tax Exemption to attract investments in Bhutan’s energy sector
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ADB looks to catalyze private sector to drive Bhutan’s agrifood growth
As Bhutan embarks on its ambitious 13th Five-Year Plan, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has …
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National Council adopts Nu 153.3 billion budget for FY 2026–27
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National Assembly accepts NC’s changes in Livestock Bill of Bhutan 2025
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Bhutan’s first International School marks milestone in education sector: Education Minister
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Samtse Regional Referral Hospital Project expected to start in 2026
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GLOF risk Thangza and Toenchey village relocation expected to start in 2027 after securing international funding
With a looming Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) risks that haunts the people living in …
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Bhutanese man extradited from Perth over assault and property damage charges
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Tourists encounter with a tiger
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HH Je Khenpo to administer Kathrid Empowerment and Kyilchog Dorji Threngwa
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Her Majesty graces Her Expression Festival
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A warning
The 5.5 magnitude earthquake that struck on the night of 7th June caused little damage, …
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Beyond One Subject
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Gyalsung and Bhutanese Youth
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Trust and teamwork
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Can Bhutan reduce SDF to increase tourism for economic benefits and balance its environmental conservation efforts?
By Pascal Samfat Literature Review During the past decade, several countries have rapidly expanded their …
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A Cure-All Pill?
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The US and India Have Become Regional Rivals
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Recurring highway failures at high-altitude passes
Member of Parliament (MP) Kinzang Wangchuk from Drametse-Ngatshang constituency in Mongar has questioned the recurring …
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ESP investigation in Parliament
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Taxi license moratorium study to begin next fiscal year
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Govt to re-establish Farm Shop in Lunana to address rising food costs
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NA passes GST Amendment Bill exempting cooking oils and butter, rice varieties and motorized wheelchairs
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Nu 2.36 billion in audit recoveries remain unresolved
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) expressed concern over the growing volume of unresolved audit recoveries, …
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Restoring mindfulness to the wind: VAST Bhutan’s artistic movement for mindful prayer flags
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Vacant Drungpa posts as applicants are not interested
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Recurring Yudhiri landslide raises concerns over long-term mitigation measures
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Government to revisit 30-acre rule for chain-link fencing support
