During the Question Hour session of the Fifth Session of the Fourth Parliament, Members of Parliament (MPs) from Khamdang–Ramjar and Kengkhar–Weringla constituencies questioned the proposed electricity tariff revision. MP Namgay Dorji of Khamdang-Ramjar constituency said hydropower remains a natural asset, one that translates to affordable energy for all Bhutanese, with …
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On 15th May 2026, the National Council (NC) deliberated on the framework agreement on the establishment of the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA). Chairperson of the NC Sangay Dorji said that the framework agreement was introduced and approved in the Fourth Session of the Fourth Parliament, with the Natural and …
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In a decisive move to fortify food security and transform rural livelihoods, the government has unveiled a substantial Nu 12.88 billion (bn) allocation for the Renewable Natural Resources (RNR) sector in the FY 2026-27 budget. This allocation forms a central part of the country’s broader goal of nearly doubling the …
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The government has earmarked Nu 1.9 billion (bn) for the mining and manufacturing sector in the FY 2026-27 budget, signaling a push to modernize industrial capacity and secure national energy reserves. The allocation is a strategic component of the government’s plan to boost resource utilization and stabilize the labor market. …
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In a small office in Thimphu, four human engineers are managing a workload meant for twenty, thanks to a digital workforce they built themselves. NoMind Bhutan is one of Bhutan’s leading AI engineering companies led by a group of college students. The company specializes in building and deploying AI-powered software …
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As global headlines warn of a record-breaking “Super El Niño” approaching this summer, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MoAL) has moved to reassure the nation, stating that while the threat is being monitored, there is currently no cause for alarm for Bhutanese farmers. Speaking at the 27th Meet-the-Press session …
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As digital connectivity becomes the backbone of Bhutan’s economy, a growing gap has emerged between user expectations and the reality of internet performance. Recent data from the Bhutan InfoComm and Media Authority (BICMA) reveals that while mobile speeds show promise, the country’s fixed-line infrastructure is currently struggling to meet even …
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In a comprehensive update released by Thimphu Thromde during the Mid-Term Review, the Thromde said the capital city is witnessing a significant transformation as several major infrastructure projects approach their completion dates. From crucial bridge constructions to school expansions and water supply enhancements, the progress report highlights a city in …
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A recent study by the Royal Centre for Disease Control (RCDC) has confirmed a concerning new reality for residents of the capital: microplastics are present in the majority of Thimphu’s water sources, including bottled water. These tiny plastic fragments, measuring less than five millimetres, have sparked questions regarding the long-term …
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The National Centre for Hydrology and Meterology (NCHM) advises Bhutanese citizens, especially those living in risky areas to stay updated with any information that is provided by the NCHM. The centre says that it has been strengthening efforts against potential Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs) by enhancing GLOF early warning …
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