The Bhutanese Leading the way.
They have to continue with e-Learning and assessment at the end of the year Following …
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06/27/2020
Nu 387 mn in losses due to 2 non functional units in Chukha and Mangdechu
Losses are Nu 199 mn from Mangdechu and Nu 188 mn from Chukha Meanwhile Mangdechu unit repaired by a…
06/27/2020
No formal exams but assessment will be there for classes PP to IX and XI
Exams for class X and XII There will be no examinations for classes PP to IX and XI. For classes PP …
06/27/2020
600 MW Kholongchu to finally take off with signing of Concessional Agreement but a COVID-19 shadow looms
The much delayed 600 MW Kholongchu project will finally take off after the Concession Agreement was …
06/27/2020
PM lays down a middle path in the mining debate
The cancellation of the auction of the Chunaikhola dolomite mine, its handing over to SMCL for now, …
06/20/2020
Class X, XII and final year college students will resume their classes from 1 July
The government has decided to reopen schools, institutes and colleges starting 1st July. The educati…
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Accepting NC’s recommendation to nationalize some big mines would have instead impacted 15 stone quarries and 5 small mines
A senior government official said that there is misunderstanding on the National Assembly not accepting …
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Overdraft of Nu 350 mn to FCBL for Buyback Scheme
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Industrial operations not halted despite COVID-19 pressure: MoEA Minister
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Businesses to operate till 9 pm and no more ‘work from home’
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RBP officer recognized
The US State Department recognized Lieutenant Colonel Karma Rigzin, Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP), Woman …
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Bhutan sets the record straight on the cross-border irrigation water issue
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Arrangements for Bhutanese studying in Colleges abroad
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Family of the deceased girls murdered in Jaigaon looks for the strongest penalty
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DRA to not allow ‘Coronil’ in Bhutan
The manufacture, import and sale of medicines is regulated by the Drug Regulatory Authority (DRA). …
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Egg prices shoot up amid COVID-19
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The originally unemployed find the going even tougher due to the pandemic
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Foreign laborers can be replaced if Bhutanese are paid well and dignity of labor is maintained
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Risk assessment is carried out before allocating roommates in quarantine facilities: MoH
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The Nationalization debate
There are two parties to blame for the issues in the mining industry. One is …
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The danger of complacency
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A middle path on mining
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Firm Priorities for Fragile States
LONDON/MONROVIA/KIGALI – No country has been spared the impact of COVID-19. But some – the …
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America’s Cops Must Stop Attacking Journalists
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America’s Mis-Police State
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Challenges for Bhutanese in the Middle East
Bhutan has had 76 confirmed cases COVID-19 so far. There is also a good recovery …
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7 pm rule so far: Violators but no license seized
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Excess vegetables to be exported through E-auction
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A Nu 73.989 bn budget in the time of COVID-19
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NEC launches National Environment Strategy
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Sports allowed but try not to use the word ‘tournament’ or involve spectators: PM
The Prime Minister clarified as to what extent sporting activities can be held without violating …
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NA turns down NC’s recommendation of handing over the mining work to SMCL
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NC members commend govt on handing Chunaikhola dolomite mine to SMCL
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PDP launches a quarterly newsletter on HM Gyaltsuen’s 30th Birth Anniversary
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Government to build 2 pilot cold storages