Call for Digital Revolution to Crush Corruption and Restore Public Trust
In a bold move to tackle systemic corruption, the Good Governance Committee has urged the National Assembly to fast-track a […]
Revised Drinking Water Quality Standard 2025 Comes into Enforcement
The country has taken a decisive step toward enhancing public health and environmental safety with the immediate enforcement of the
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GST Revolution: Finance Ministry Vows Fair Taxation and Economic Breakthrough
As Bhutan gears up to implement the Goods and Services Tax (GST) from January this year, the Ministry of Finance
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Rural Heartbeat Strengthened: Nu 661 Million Disbursed to Farmers and Livestock Owners
In a decisive move to strengthen Bhutan’s agricultural sector, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) has disbursed a total of Nu
RRCO Notifies Agents to Cease Sales Tax Collection from January 1, 2026
In a major step toward modernizing the nation’s taxation system, the Regional Revenue and Customs Office (RRCO) in Phuentsholing has
Budget Relief! Financial Memo Reveals Cooperatives Bill Carries No Extra Cost
The Royal Government of Bhutan will not face additional financial obligations from the implementation of the Cooperatives and Farmer Groups
Against All Odds: Bhutan’s Assets Surge Even as External Debt Deepens
Bhutan’s external balance sheet continues to reflect structural vulnerabilities, with the country maintaining a consistently negative Net International Investment Position
Life Insurance Payouts to Jump Fivefold Before June 2026
Bhutan is poised to introduce a significantly enhanced Rural Life Insurance Scheme (RLIS) before June 2026, marking a major step
Regulation, Not Promotion: The True Intent of Livestock Bill 2025?
A key amendment in the Livestock Bill of Bhutan 2025 has sparked widespread public debate, with many assuming it authorizes
Nu 23.28 Billion Disbursed by GoI for Bhutan’s 13th Five Year Plan
The Government of India (GoI) has released Nu 23.283 billion (B) for Bhutan’s 13th Five Year Plan (FYP), representing 23.28
