At a recent symposium held during the third day of Bhutan Echoes, Shifali Vasudev and Sheycha Dem captivated the audience with their insights into the deep connections between fashion, cultural identity, and sustainability. Their engaging conversation went beyond just the visual appeal of fashion, delving into how it reflects and …
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The monsoon season in Bhutan, spanning from July to September, brings with it significant challenges for road infrastructure, leading to frequent blockages that disrupt travel and daily life. According to the Department of Surface and Transport (DoST), the Fiscal Year (FY) 2023-2024 recorded a total of 363 roadblocks across various …
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The Central Asian Volleyball Association (CAVA) Beach Volleyball Championship league is not just any ordinary game, as it is putting climate change front and center, using the sport to amplify the message of environmental responsibility. Bhutan Volleyball Federation (BVF) is hosting a unique yet special volleyball tournament in the country, …
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A nationwide drug test will be conducted by next year. Prime Minister Dasho Tshering Tobgay shared that a special rehabilitation school at Yonphula, is expected to be established by second month of 2025. This special school will treat students who test positive after drug test. PM emphasized the importance of …
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Glaciers in Bhutan are melting at an alarming rate, with significant implications for the country’s water supply, infrastructure, and safety. Recent findings from the National Center for Hydrology and Meteorology (NCHM) reveal a concerning trend: The glaciers in Bhutan have a negative mass balance, meaning they are losing more ice …
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The 13th Five-Year-Plan (FYP) was officially launched on the 18 July at the Royal Thimphu College (RTC) auditorium, Thimphu. The event was attended by the Prime Minister, Lektsho Lopen, Speaker of National Assembly and National Council, Opposition leader, Cabinet Ministers and our International partners, including India, Japan, the United Nations, …
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Foreign Secretary Shri Vikram Misri was on an official visit to Bhutan from 19-20 July 2024, which was his first visit abroad after taking over as the Foreign Secretary. During the visit, Foreign Secretary Misri will receive an audience with His Majesty The King of Bhutan. He will call on …
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The government is set to simplify and eliminate unnecessary regulations to create a more business-friendly environment. The aim is to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and make it easier for businesses to operate and thrive. To coordinate these economic reforms, address policy conflicts, and monitor the performance of key economic players, an …
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Ministry of Health’s latest Annual Health Bulletin Report 2024, reveals health challenges and advancements that define the public health status in Bhutan. The report provides a comprehensive overview of health indicators, highlighting trends in mortality, disease burden, and healthcare infrastructure. Mortality Trends and Leading Causes Mortality from alcohol-related liver diseases, …
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Lack of adequate storage capacity in the Petroleum Retail Outlets (PROs) appears to be the biggest problem leading to shortage in fuel supply. According to a recent report by Competition & Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA), it revealed that despite a significant increase in the number of vehicles and industries, storage …
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