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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In light of the recent coverage on Middle Path ECPF, the Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) said that the authority did everything in their power, including mediation and refund facilitation, prior to the firm’s closure. “Allegations (from victims) claiming that CCAA failed to act are inconsistent with the full …
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The Mid-Term Review (MTR) for the Ministry of Finance (MoF) focused on Bhutan’s fiscal health, economic growth targets, and the modernization of financial systems to support the ambitious goals of the 13th Five-Year Plan. The Ministry has demonstrated strong fiscal management and successful policy implementation over the past year. It …
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Bhutan is moving closer to establishing its 3rd International Internet Gateway (3IIG) following an agreement between Bhutan Telecom and India’s Airtel, supported by a Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Bangladesh, says GovTech. The agency has also achieved and is enhancing efforts to improve connectivity. This came during Government …
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Over nine individuals and more have been robbed of their dreams of pursuing studies abroad, as they say they were misguided and cheated by the Middle Path ECPF. Collectively, the ECPF has yet to refund an amount of over Nu 1.4 million to the nine people (and possibly more), who …
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While international regulators move toward a “zero-added sugar” standard for infants, Bhutanese grocery shelves remain stocked with products containing as much as 35 grams (g) of sugar per 100g. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is moving toward a “zero-added sugar” standard for baby foods targeted at …
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As the mango season begins to flood regional markets, a massive crackdown on artificially ripened fruit in India has sparked new concerns over the safety of Bhutan’s imported produce. A recent news from NDTV showed a huge crackdown of 200 kg of artificially ripened mangoes in Hyderabad, India. According to …
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MoAL) has achieved nearly 80 percent of its 13th Five-Year Plan (FYP) output goals, recording a primary sector contribution of Nu 39.6 billion (bn) as of 2025. The Mid-term review (MTR) for central agencies of the 13th FYP was conducted today at the PEMA …
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Her Royal Highness (HRH) Princess Eeuphelma Choden Wangchuck, President of the Bhutan Paralympic Committee, graced the 7th Paralympic Festival 2026 at Gesarling Central School in Dagana on 15th April. The para sports in Bhutan recognizes the achievements of athletes who continue to push the boundaries of human potential. The festival, …
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In a vibrant celebration of the enduring partnership between Bhutan and India, Project Dantak of the Border Roads Organization hosted the Indo-Bhutan Friendship Quiz 2026 in the capital. The event, held as a prelude to Project Dantak’s 66th Raising Day on 24th April, brought together the bright young minds of …
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