Consultancies agree to not post visa grant notices on social media In recent years, there has been a noticeable increase in the number of Bhutanese individuals seeking educational opportunities abroad. As the desire for international exposure and quality education grows, so does the demand for education consultancies in Bhutan. The …
Read More »Taxi drivers in the capital facing an acute shortage of passengers
In recent years, taxi drivers in Thimphu are facing a difficult time as a result of a decrease in the number of people residing in the capital city. Taxi drivers are seeing a drastic decrease in the number of local passengers and tourists. The main cause of the passenger shortage …
Read More »ABTO and tour operators feel govt plans to waive off SDF only after 5 nights will not have a major impact
In a bid to increase the numbers of tourists and their length of stay the government is looking at waiving off USD 200 SDF for tourists who stay beyond 5 nights. This means that if tourists stay for 5 nights then the next five nights are free. The numbers 5 …
Read More »Druk Holding & Investments and Bitdeer to Jointly Develop Green Digital Asset Mining Operations in Bhutan
Partnership to operate 100% carbon-free mining datacenter, accelerate Bhutan’s economic anddigital transformation and expand Bitdeer’s global footprint A press release announced that Druk Holding & Investments (“DHI”), the commercial arm of the Royal Government of Bhutan, and Bitdeer Technologies Group (NASDAQ: BTDR) (“Bitdeer”), a world-leading, Nasdaq-listed technology company for the …
Read More »More listed companies declare dividends
Aside from BFAL, PCAL, STCL, BCCL, BNB, T Bank, and BIL, other listed companies listed with the Royal Securities Exchange of Bhutan Limited (RSEBL) have declared dividends and bonuses for the shareholders. Druk PNB Bank declared 15 percent dividend, which is Nu 1.50 per share to its shareholders during its …
Read More »Sangay Dorji explains how he beat anti-incumbency
Incumbent Sangay Dorji from Bongo gewog got elected for the second time. Sangay Dorji secured 7,958 votes against his three other opponents. During his five years of tenure, he said that he made sure to visit his constituency, at least two times a year. He further said that although Chukha …
Read More »Jamyang Namgyal says pledges and school network helped him win
Jamyang Namgyal,34, born and brought up in Pemagatshel, from Shumar gewog, won the NC election with a total of 7,149 votes, including 4,593 PB and 2,556 EVM. Securing the most votes from the PB than the EVM, Jamyang Namgyal shared that his entire schooling was completed in Pemagatshel and so …
Read More »Tshewang Rinchen from SJ wants a fair share of resources for his Dzongkhag
Tshewang Rinchen won the NC election race with 5,639 votes from Samdrupjongkhar out of the six participants. Tshewang Rinchen graduated from Edith Cowan University in Australia with a Master of Business Administration International degree. His professional work experience includes working as a home minister’s personal secretary at the Ministry of …
Read More »Paro incumbent who won says he kept in touch with the people
With 3,547 votes, an incumbent candidate Ugyen Tshering became the National Council elect for the second term. Ugyen Tshering holds Bachelor of Commerce from Sherubtse College and he has served as National Council member for five years. He said that it is important to be responsible and do things without …
Read More »First-time NC participant says he won Tsirang due to community work
Out of the six NC participants from Tsirang, Nima Wangdi won the election with 5,359 votes. Nima Wangdi, 45, has a Bachelor’s Degree in Education, and has served as a teacher for the past 15 years. During the elections, he pledged to assess the constitutionally mandated national policies and endeavor …
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