RTA’s winter weaving program trains 41 school going girls
Around 41 school going young girls aged 9 – 19 will be completing their winter weaving course at the Royal […]
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Private sector beset with challenges
Development of private sector has been constrained by factors such as skills shortage, small size of the domestic market along
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Opposition warns unemployment will worsen under this government
The Opposition party has warned that unemployment problem in the country will only become worse during this government’s term. Speaking
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Rabies outbreak under control in Phuentsholing and Samphelling
The disease was first reported in January 25 The rabies outbreak in the four villages of Phuentsholing and Samphellinggewogs in
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Pondering Over These Minor Anomalies – Yeshey Dorji
In the winter months, Bhutan imports electricity from India – at much higher rates than we export to them during
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Moral, ethical & legal question over MPs pocketing driver allowance
Something is not brewing right in the Member of Parliaments’ (MP) personal accounts. Excluding cabinet ministers, Prime Minister, Speaker, Council
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MPs pocket driver allowance without employing drivers
Parliamentarians claim Nu 6,000 allowance for personal driver every month. In five years, 58 MPs entitled to the allowance would
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Phobjikha homestay owners complain of unfair tourist distribution
There are around 30 homestays in Phobjikha and Gangtey – 13 in Phobjikha and 17 in Gangtey Many homestay owners
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A major push to promote Electric Vehicles
Loan equity for EVs increased to 50% and 23 quick EV charging stations to be installed between 2019-21 To promote
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Works progress well for Phuentsholing township development project
The development works on the much awaited township project along the left bank of the Amochhu in Phuentsholing have begun.
