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Zilukha accident victim secures her admission

The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) said that the Zilukha zebra crossing accident victim, who recently traveled to the Chittagong Medical College and her family was initially unsure about her admission, has successfully completed her admission. The RCSC said following the student’s unfortunate accident on 9th June (just a day …

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Zilukha accident victim goes to Bangladesh

The 20-year-old victim in the Zilukha zebra crossing accident case has not yet recovered from her extensive injuries, but she still opted to travel to Chittagong Medical College to try and secure her MBBS scholarship seat. The victim’s mother said that her daughter was really worried about missing an entire …

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Inside Bhutan Lottery’s draw room

As the Monsoon Lucky Bumper 2025 draw captivated the nation on 1st July, with its staggering Nu 20 million (mn) top prize, some people have been questioning the layers of transparency and technical precision involved behind the scenes. However, the Bhutan Lottery Limited (BLL) said they have developed a comprehensive …

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Underweight Cement Bags Spark Regulatory Action in Bhutan

Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) uncovered a troubling issue during routine market inspections: cement bags failing to meet the required weight standards. This discovery has triggered further investigations and opened discussions with manufacturers to protect consumers and maintain market fairness. The issue first emerged during an inspection at a …

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Binance Pay grows in the country with fast merchant adoption

Bhutan has officially launched its partnership with Binance Pay, introducing a national-level cryptocurrency payment system aimed at international travellers. The Chief Executive Officer of Binance, Richard Teng, arrived in the country this week to mark the occasion. Alongside him, a group of international influencers from key global markets is currently …

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Health Minister confirms low radiation emergency risk within Bhutan

During the 17th Meet-the-Press session held on 4th July 2025, Health Minister Tandin Wangchuk confirmed that Bhutan faces minimal to negligible risk of radiation and nuclear emergencies originating within the country. Lyonpo Tandin Wangchuk clarified that this is largely due to Bhutan’s complete reliance on hydropower for its electricity needs …

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