The Bhutanese Leading the way.
Following reports on concerns raised by Dzongkha Contract Teachers and Dzongkha Regular Contract Teachers, the …
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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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Educationists call for a change to the must pass in three subjects policy
Bhutan stands out as one of the very few countries in the world with three must pass subjects of Dzo…
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Govt extends ESP Education Loan after controversy
On the morning of 2nd June 2026, the Bank of Bhutan (BoB) issued a notification stating that the app…
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MoF does not share cost of GST implementation
On 20th May 2026 The Bhutanese sent questions to the Ministry of Finance media focal asking for the …
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Immigration lines and toilets for tourists reaches Parliament
The issue regarding long immigration lines and the lack of toilet facilities in tourist spots has be…
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MoESD denies claims of early contract terminations for Dzongkha Teachers
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MP raises concerns over lack of female health workers in rural areas
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Govt monitors safety of Bhutanese in the Gulf
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National Council disagrees with revised CRPD reservations, calls for further review
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Preliminary Examination cut-off point will mainly depend on number of vacancies and competition: RCSC
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NA adopts Renewable Energy Tax Exemption to attract investments in Bhutan’s energy sector
Construction of renewable energy projects in Bhutan edges closer to enjoying reduced costs as the …
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NC concludes deliberations on Financial Services Amendment Bill
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NA adopts ICAO amendments, citing benefits for Bhutan
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Nu 237.5 mn allocated to support arts students affected by RUB policy shift
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Migration as a Climate Adaptation Strategy in Bhutan?
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Bhutan’s first International School marks milestone in education sector: Education Minister
Speaking on Bhutan’s first international school developed in partnership with EtonHouse International Group, Singapore, the …
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Samtse Regional Referral Hospital Project expected to start in 2026
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NC adopts GST Amendment Bill
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Govt developing new national framework to compensate victims of human-wildlife conflict
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Government allocates Nu 622 mn for monsoon restoration and disaster response
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Her Majesty graces Her Expression Festival
Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen graced the inauguration of Her Expression Festival and Her Expression Vol. …
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HRH The Gyalsey inaugurates special exhibition of HM Fourth Druk Gyalpo
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GMC’s Project 108 seeks to build monuments of peace through collective effort
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MoH outlines neonatal care capacity and priorities
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Thimphu Structure Plan to address the lack of inclusive infrastructure in the capital city
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Beyond One Subject
The debate on must-pass subjects goes to the heart of a larger question about the …
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Gyalsung and Bhutanese Youth
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Trust and teamwork
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Scrap GST
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The US and India Have Become Regional Rivals
Brahma Chellaney NEW DELHI—On his recent visit to India, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio …
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The Quad at Twenty: Useful, But Not Yet Sufficient
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Sustainable Economies Will Own the Future
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Taxi license moratorium study to begin next fiscal year
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (MoIT) has announced that a comprehensive study on taxi …
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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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NC adopts International Big Cat Alliance Agreement: What it means for Bhutan?
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Nu 1.58 billion budget allocated for the energy sector
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Restoring mindfulness to the wind: VAST Bhutan’s artistic movement for mindful prayer flags
Lungta (wind horse) prayer flags have long been a significant symbol of culture and religion …
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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
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Tribute and Acknowledgement to Nurses in Bhutan and Around the World
