To ensure that the judicial system achieves its main objective of fulfilling the constitutional mandate of upholding the rule of law and to ensure transparency, impartiality and integrity in the administration of justice, several reforms were carried out to strengthen its independence last year. According to the annual judicial report …
Read More »Monetary and Matrimonial cases top the list
According to the annual judiciary report, amongst the twenty Dzongkhag Courts, Thimphu with five benches has the highest number of cases registered with 1,696 and also with highest numbers of cases decided with 1,491 cases, followed by Wangdue Phodrang with 502 cases. Gasa Dzongkhag court has the lowest with 33 …
Read More »Football Tournament to commemorate Birth Anniversary of His Majesty
To commemorate the 37th Birth Anniversary of His Majesty The King, the Jigme Namgyel Engineering College (JNEC) in Dewathang will host the popular annual JNEC Open Football Tournament from February 21, 2017. The theme for the tournament is “Empowering youths through sports, to become agents of change”. This is the …
Read More »260 peach saplings to celebrate His Majesty’s birthday
Inspired by the famous Sakura festival, the annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Japan, Clean Bhutan will plant 200 peach saplings in Tashi Yangtse and 60 Peach saplings in Autsho, Mongar, to celebrate the 37th Birth Anniversary of His Majesty the King. Clean Bhutan will be undertaking the project with the …
Read More »BTI survey on 11th Plan Implementation finds G2C can do better
Bhutan Transparency Initiative (BTI) presented and discussed the preliminary findings on the citizens’ perception on the 11th Five Year Plan on Friday. The conference was attended by some of the National Council members, officials from financial institutions, members from Civil Society Organizations and other relevant agencies. With the shift of …
Read More »Managing for Excellence
The Royal Civil Service Commission’s (RCSC) has launched a system where civil servants can submit their performance appraisals online. Known as the MaX (Managing for Excellence), the online system is expected to ensure discipline in planning, evaluation of performance targets and competency behaviors and increase accountability. Enhancing service delivery through …
Read More »Lyonchhen says Bhutan unfairly shown as an intolerant country due to social media defamation case
Responding to the queries on the government’s view on the increasing anonymous social media users in the country and its implications, Lyonchhen said that social media users should learn to disregard the comments from the anonymous accounts that can demean an individual or a political party. “I think anonymous users …
Read More »Newly launched 15 apps aims to deliver public service to the Thumb
The development of the apps which began almost a year ago by the G2C Office under the Office of the Prime Minister was formally launched on Thursday by Lyonchhen which saw the attendance of members from Office of the Prime Minister, Cabinet and the relevant agencies. Speaking during the launch …
Read More »Melbourne case a matter of great shame: Prime Minister
During the 29th Meet the Press session yesterday in Thimphu, Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay minced no words saying the invasion of privacy of two Bhutanese women in Melbourne who were allegedly filmed by their housemate while taking shower was a matter of great shame. “The police in Melbourne are prosecuting …
Read More »Drones being used to construct power lines
The Bhutan Power Corporation (BPC) has been using drones (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) since last December to draw sections of power lines after the Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) permitted its use, under strict interim measures, since official regulations is still being drafted. BCAA has earlier authorised hydropower projects to operate …
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