Belt-Tightening Blitz: MoF Orders Drastic Spending Cuts Across All Agencies
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has introduced a sweeping set of cost-control measures, effective 1st December 2025, aimed at tightening […]
Motorists Traveling in India Hit with Soaring Toll Fees: Parliamentarians Demand Swift Resolution
Bhutanese drivers are facing mounting frustrations as toll fees along Indian highways, particularly in Assam and West Bengal, continue to
Bhutan’s Solar Leap: The Paro Airport Revolution
Paro International Airport has joined the league of the highly acclaimed “Green Family”. In a historic milestone marked by the
From Coronation to Cooperation: The Great Fourth and the Rise of Bhutan–Bangladesh Brotherhood
The recent visit of Bhutan’s Prime Minister, Dasho Tshering Tobgay, to Bangladesh has once again drawn attention to one of
Nu 4 Billion and Counting: Alarm for International Disaster Aid Sounded
Over the past decade, the Royal Government of Bhutan has spent approximately Nu 4 billion on disaster-related relief, response, and
From Risk to Resilience: MoENR Reinvents Hydropower Safety for the Future
In response to recent challenges in Bhutan’s hydropower sector, Dawa Choden, Officiating Director General of the Department of Energy (DoE)
High-Stakes Health Decision: Govt to Review Bangladesh’s Offer to Supply Essential Medicines
Health Secretary Pemba Wangchuk, during the Meet-the-Press session yesterday (November 28), stated that Bangladesh’s proposal to supply pharmaceutical products to
Teacher Deployment Guided by Actual Needs, says Minister
During the Meet-The-Press session held on November 28, the Minister for the Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD), Yeezang
For Healthy Herds, Prosperous Farms: Groundbreaking Biosecurity Initiative Launched
The Livestock Sector of Tsirang Dzongkhag has unveiled a comprehensive livestock farm biosecurity program designed to bolster disease prevention and
Rent Hikes and Broken Promises: Olakha Auto Owner Seeks Justice
An automobile workshop owner in Olakha, Thimphu, who did not want to be named, has appealed for a fair and
