As the General Election Poll Day approaches near, candidates from different constituencies in Dagana are passionately addressing the concerns that resonate with the people of their respective constituencies. Apart from the different issues shared by the candidates, they also shared on why the people should vote for each of the …
Read More »Candidates from Sangbaykha, Haa engage in a smooth debate
In a historic and friendly debate held on 23 December, the Sangbaykha constituency candidates, PDP President, Tshering Tobgay, and BTP’s candidate, Sonam Penjor, engaged in insightful discussions addressing crucial issues facing the nation. The debate, characterized by mutual respect, shed light on the candidates’ visions for the country’s future. A …
Read More »Candidates in Sarpang talk water, floods, HW conflict, Gelephu City and bridges
Candidates from both constituencies in Sarpang are actively engaging with the public, shedding light on critical issues and presenting their visions for a better future. Candidates contesting for election have not only outlined issues in their constituencies, but have also articulated compelling reasons why voters should choose them. Karma Rinchen, …
Read More »Gelephu residents welcome the Mindfulness City due to its economic benefits
His Majesty The King recently announced the development of Gelephu Mindfulness City Special Administrative Region, a new economic hub in Bhutan. The city is envisioned as an autonomous economic region with executive autonomy and legal independence. It aims to become a distinctive economic center, inviting foreign investment through a favorable …
Read More »Dragon Strikers win in Bhutan’s biggest cricket tournament
The biggest cricket tournament in Bhutan, known as the BCCB Super League 2023 was held on 10 December at the Indian Embassy ground. Eight strong teams from different dzongkhags gave their all in 14 league matches and two exciting semi-finals, leading up to the final between the Druk Chargers and …
Read More »RCSC faces criticism as graduates demand transparency in exam evaluation
Concerns raised over grading and neglect of Arts graduates in the job market In a recent movement of discontentment among graduate students who appeared for the Bhutan Civil Service Examination, concerns have been raised over the evaluation process. Graduates are expressing dissatisfaction with their results, pointing to what they perceive …
Read More »Nation Awaits 116th National Day with bated breath
Across 20 Dzongkhags and 205 Gewogs the people of Bhutan are excitedly awaiting the 116th National Day with the main highlight being the much-anticipated Royal Address of His Majesty The King. While the 20 Dzongkhags will each have their own celebrations, the main focus will be on Thimphu. There are …
Read More »PDP’s 47 rich in former Ministers, MPs, senior bureaucrats and entrepreneurs
The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) presents a diverse and accomplished team of 47 candidates for the upcoming elections. The team includes a former Prime Minister, seven ex-ministers, and nine former MPs, emphasizing a strong governance background. With seven former Dzongdags/Directors, two CEOs, ten entrepreneurs, and six senior civil servants, the …
Read More »Bhutanese voters weigh past performance and manifesto pledges in Haa and Sarpang for the general round
In the political landscape of Bhutan, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has emerged as a formidable force, securing significant victories in the constituencies of Gelephu and Haa during the primary round. As the general round approaches, questions remain about whether the PDP can maintain its dominance in Sarpang and replicate …
Read More »Both sides express views in meeting on pay hike for LTT Civil Servants
On 20 November, a meeting was held at the conference hall of the Ministry of Finance (MoF) in Tashichhodzong, and discussions surrounding the pay revision for civil servants on Long-Term Training (LTT) took an unexpected turn. The meeting brought together eleven representatives from civil servants on LTT pursuing Master of …
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