Green Road to use plastic waste from Thromde’s landfill in Toribari
Phuentsholing Thromde has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Green Road to facilitate the management of the landfill, collection […]
Environment, News
Editorial
Tax reforms Make it uniform
“Narrowing the gap” is certainly an idealistic concept. And the Prime Minister declared in the current parliament session that the
Headline, Latest News, National News
Suung-Joen App almost ready claims Foreign Affairs Minister
In contrast, the Department of Information Technology and Telecom is yet to receive a directive from the government. Plus, no
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A poet with a scalpel in hand
“A hippie in a suit” is how young and charming Dechen Yoesel Choden, a medical student and poet describes herself.
Environment, Opinion
Roads in Olakha cry for repair
One can hear the silent cries of the roads in Olakha. They have experienced too much hurt and abuse. For
Business, Environment, Greenstory
Hazelnut project yet to bear fruit?
Famers in many parts of hazelnut plantation areas have lost hope of reaping the benefits as hazelnut trees refuse to
Business, Headline
Food products labeled in languages other than Dzongkha and English still in market
The market is flooded with food products that are labeled in languages like Mandarin and Thai among others despite the
Feature, National News
Housing crunch continues in Phuentsholing
Thousands of Bhutanese are still resorting to reside across the border town in Jaigaon, India, because of the exorbitant rents
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Cardamom prices continue to fall
Despite the government having had decided to buyback unsold cardamoms from the farmers, the price of this spice which was
Business, News
80% of 12th Plan to be financed through domestic revenue
The total outlay for the 12th Five Year Plan is estimated at Nu 310bn, an increase of 38% from the
