Yeshey Tshewang

Judged by society and marked by sundry-litigants

The Judge who puts the guilty behind bars and dispenses justice to the innocent is by definition a powerful personality. And for the recipients where the hammer of justice lands, with cold conviction, the judge easily becomes the virtuous hand of deliverance or the cruel reaper of precious human years. …

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Second tenure for the new foreign secretary

His Majesty the king appointed Yeshey Dorji who previously held the position of the permanent representative to the UN mission in Geneva   as the new foreign secretary in place of Daw Penjo on Thursday. He received the white scarf without fringes and patang from his majesty as ex-officio symbols of …

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Rio Summit will benefit Bhutan says Lyonchhen

After what is being described as a successful conference in Rio on Sustainable Development the Prime Minister Lyonchhen Jigmi Y. Thinley and his delegates are back in Bhutan. In his short briefing at the Paro international airport he said that Bhutan has been thrust into a position of leadership in …

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Bigger buses on the way

The Road Safety and Transport Authority (RSTA) has planned a grand project for Thimphu and Phuentsholing bus services. Under this plan bigger buses as compared to the current ones will be employed. The plan is not yet implemented but it remains on top of RSTA’s agenda. Under the plan more …

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ATM eats our money,

Constant complications in the ATM (Automated Teller Machine) money transactions have left customers frustrated with the disorderly machines and the banks. Customers who have encountered such problems have grown annoyingly familiar with the computer generated message on the ATM screens in the event of failed transactions. The message either tells …

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Town runs-short on planners

The Thimphu Thromde is perennially positioned on the receiving end of real-estate owners and people with new constructions,  mainly for delays in approving drawing-charts for the construction of new buildings. In the recent hullabaloo of Rupee shortage, housing loans for 33 individuals were suspended because they didn’t have approved drawings, …

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New SAARC Secretary General

“Bhutan has not only progressed but has matured a lot in its political system since its transition to democracy,” said the new SAARC Secretary General Ahmed Saleem who made his first visit to Bhutan since he assumed the post last March. During his visit he met with Bhutanese counterparts from …

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