The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) will make the final decision on the petition seeking …
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His Majesty granted an audience to the 5th UNPKF contingent
His Majesty The King granted an Audience this morning to the 5th United Nations Peacekeeping Force (…
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MoF and ADB looking at feasibility of establishing Asset Management Company to deal with NPLs
The latest Non Performing Loans (NPL) data as of August 2026 shows that NPL has reached 4.07 percent…
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Pay Commission hike percentage to rely on P II revenue
The Prime Minister Dasho Tsering Tobgay, at the close of the meet-the-press announced that His Majes…
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Public outcry over 9-year sentence for child rape
Amidst public criticism over the nine-year prison sentences handed to six men convicted of raping a …
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Druk Air says no direct flights to Israel
An article in the Jerusalem Post on 4th October 2026 announcing five direct flights between Bhutan a…
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PM says RCSC to decide on Zhemgang Dzongda transfer petition after 5 of 7 allegations not proven and 2 are inconclusive
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Government halts electricity tariff revision for sector-wide cost review, allocates Nu 400 million subsidy buffer
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Civil servants lack independent tribunal
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Ministry strengthens road resilience against extreme weather
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Bhutan has no psychiatrist for the old as ageing population drives mental health burden
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Gelephu readies for historic construction of 108 Jangchub Chortens
As a historic day for Bhutan approaches, residents, local business owners, and authorities in Gelephu …
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50% Data reduction decision expected soon as MoICE plans to submit recommendations to Cabinet
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Government focuses on structural reforms to make credit more affordable
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10X Economic Roadmap on track, but impact on growth yet to be measured
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Business regulatory review identifies 371 business-related issues
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MoICE says it is pursuing the scrap export matter
The lack of a formal scrap export arrangement is leading to the imposition of Gunda …
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Reverse UPI’s last-mile gap: Payments falter despite six banks enabled
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From 981 Pelsups to the Workforce of Tomorrow: Pelsung Marks One Year
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Bhutan faces shortage of 366 nurses and 120 general doctors
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Dental specialist shortages and high demand drive long waiting times at JDWNRH
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Ugyen Tours and Travels Questions Last-Minute Removal from Japan Expo
Owner seeks transparency and fair explanation from DoT after selection, preparations and payment for participation …
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Performance-based financial incentives remain unimplemented due to resource constraints
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18 suspects linked to 35 chorten vandalism and lhakhang cases: Cases forwarded to OAG
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Hongtsho crematorium construction targeted for completion by 2029
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Exploring the Mystical Realm of Dokhachoe Gompa: A Journey into Bhutan’s Sacred Monastery
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A Bhutan specific AMC
The proposal by the Ministry of Finance, with support from the Asian Development Bank and …
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A scrappy trade
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Australia dream broken
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Gunda Tax on scrap
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The Tsirang rape case: When removing sacred objects attract more punishment than a rape victim
By Megom Wangchuk On October 2nd, the Tsirang District Court handed down nine-year prison sentences …
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Beyond Employability: Are We Ready for the Jobs of Tomorrow?
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Cultivating a mindful mindset: Balancing academic rigor and student well-being in the modern classroom
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Bhutanese teen convicted of rape in Australia
According to the new outlet named ‘The Noticer’ a Bhutanese immigrant teenager who raped a …
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Egg prices touch Nu 600 per tray
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“We are working to strengthen evacuation and disaster preparedness for persons with disabilities”: MoHA
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August data confirms clean air in Thimphu
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Govt spend on fuel reaches Nu 2.169 bn
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Leading beyond tradition: Sonam Zangmo’s journey as a female Gup
For Sonam Zangmo, becoming the first female Gup among the eight gewogs that coordinate the …
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Bhutan secures Nu 329.16 bn in FDI commitments
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Tshalumaphey Ecological Park project progresses at 20 percent
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Thimphu tshechu-the season for Sales
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Prime Minister Signs Annual Performance Agreements
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