Mendrelgang gewog under Tsirang Dzongkhag grows all sorts of vegetables and is said to be one of the major vegetable suppliers in the country. A recent study by the Consumer Empowerment & Economics Division (CEED) of the Climate Change Adaptation and Action (CCAA) has uncovered identified four different supply chains, …
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The Prime Minister in the State of the Nation Report presented initiatives aimed at transforming key sectors including education, healthcare, and social welfare. He outlined plans to upgrade schools to central status, establish specialized healthcare facilities, combat substance abuse, and promote cultural preservation through enhanced language and arts programs. Under …
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The Member of Parliament (MP) Lhaba Lhaba from Khatoed Laya constituency raised a significant motion in the National Assembly regarding the inconvenience and hazards caused by the presence of electrical lines and poles on farmlands. The motion emphasized the disruptions to farming activities, extensive crop damage, and financial losses suffered …
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During a Q&A session, the Member of Parliament of Chhumig-Ura Constituency, Sonam Richen, raised significant concerns to the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock regarding the traditional winter grazing system, known as Geundro, in the Bumthang region. However, challenges have emerged since the enactment of the Land Act 2007, which nationalized …
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During the Question and Answer Session of the 2nd Sitting of the National Assembly, the Member of Parliament (MP) from Bongo-Chapcha Constituency, Pempa, raised concerns on the inadequate electricity supply in Bongo and Getana Gewogs to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources (MoENR) Gyem Tshering. He further detailed the …
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The 13th Five-Year Plan (FYP) aims to strengthen the state institutions to uphold the rule of law and provide the people with equal access to justice while promoting their active participation in national affairs. By effectively carrying out oversight responsibilities, it aims to reduce corruption and enhance integrity within society. …
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In Bhutan, a growing concern that mirrors issues faced globally is vehicle idling – leaving a vehicle’s engine running while the vehicle is stationary. Though sometimes unavoidable in traffic, idling is largely unnecessary and has significant detrimental effects on health, the environment, and the economy. Despite the growing number of …
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During the 4th Meet-the- Press, Lyonchhen Dasho Tshering Tobgay, “It is still unknown whether the number of people drinking alcohol has increased or not compared to before because of the discontinuation of dry days, as no research has been done on that particular matter.” Not only that, but the majority …
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The National Centre for Hydrology and Meteorology (NCHM) has released its precipitation and temperature outlook for the upcoming southwest summer monsoon season, spanning from June to September 2024. According to the forecast, Bhutan is expected to experience slightly above normal rainfall and temperatures during this period. The prediction, based on …
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In an unfortunate incident that occurred at a family’s residence in Lango, Paro a 5-year-old boy lost his life while he was playing by himself in a room. The 5-year-old had just enrolled in class PP, and had a normal life like any other kid his age, active and passionate. …
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