Monthly Archives: September 2021

Trade and Relations

There can be no doubt that one of the strongest diplomatic ties in the world are between Bhutan and India. The relationship has both evolved and grown over a period of time to the point that even our authors exchange notes during the Mountain Echoes festival. Within this larger framework …

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Nexus of 5 Jaigaon ‘journalists’, some SSB and clearing house agent extort Bhutanese exports and imports from Phuentsholing

Extortion from those traders importing Bhutanese vegetables and fruits into India Attempt to Extort the Bhutanese government by trying to slow down or stop essential imports into Bhutan Harass Bhutanese drivers and even Dessups accompanying Bhutanese vehicles from one part of Bhutan to another via Indian roads An investigation by …

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Bhutan’s boulder exports stuck since 1st September

Bhutan’s thriving boulder exports business is stuck since the 1st of September as Bhutanese trucks from Phuentsholing and Samtse are not being allowed to move in West Bengal, while for Gelephu the Meghalaya routes have not been allowed for Bhutanese exporters to go into Bangladesh. The General Secretary of Bhutan …

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Mosquitoes in Laya and Lunana

Resident Representative of UNDP Bhutan, Azusa Kubota, said Bhutan has been very impressive, in terms of being carbon negative and reaffirming carbon neutrality commitment under the global framework but cannot be complacent. Azusa Kubota said that Bhutan will not be carbon neutral by 2030, especially in the areas of transportation. …

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