In light of the recent coverage on Middle Path ECPF, the Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) said that the authority did everything in their power, including mediation and refund facilitation, prior to the firm’s closure. “Allegations (from victims) claiming that CCAA failed to act are inconsistent with the full …
Read More »MTR for Ministry of Finance
The Mid-Term Review (MTR) for the Ministry of Finance (MoF) focused on Bhutan’s fiscal health, economic growth targets, and the modernization of financial systems to support the ambitious goals of the 13th Five-Year Plan. The Ministry has demonstrated strong fiscal management and successful policy implementation over the past year. It …
Read More »Join the 10,000-member drive to support Persons with Disabilities
In a country that prides itself on compassion and inclusivity, the Disabled People’s Organization of Bhutan (DPOB) is calling on citizens to turn empathy into action. The organization has launched an ambitious initiative to reach 10,000 members, inviting individuals to contribute either through a one-time donation or monthly support, aimed …
Read More »7th Paralympic Festival in Dagana: A celebration of resilience and ability
Her Royal Highness (HRH) Princess Eeuphelma Choden Wangchuck, President of the Bhutan Paralympic Committee, graced the 7th Paralympic Festival 2026 at Gesarling Central School in Dagana on 15th April. The para sports in Bhutan recognizes the achievements of athletes who continue to push the boundaries of human potential. The festival, …
Read More »Motithang HSS triumphs in Indo-Bhutan Friendship Quiz 2026
In a vibrant celebration of the enduring partnership between Bhutan and India, Project Dantak of the Border Roads Organization hosted the Indo-Bhutan Friendship Quiz 2026 in the capital. The event, held as a prelude to Project Dantak’s 66th Raising Day on 24th April, brought together the bright young minds of …
Read More »Tourist arrivals rise in March but slower
The country recorded a total of 26,092 visitors in March, an increase of 8,350 compared to 17,742 visitors in the same month last year. In February, arrivals grew by 65.6 percent year-on-year, while March saw a slower growth rate of 47.1 percent. Overall, the rate of increase has declined over …
Read More »BQPCA revises eligibility criteria for medical and health professionals in Bhutan
The Bhutan Qualifications and Professional Certification Authority (BQPCA), under the Ministry of Education and Skills Development, has announced a major revision of eligibility criteria for registering medical and health professionals in Bhutan. The move comes in response to practical challenges faced by candidates, evolving international practices, and the need to …
Read More »Gender disparities continue in the workplace in Bhutan
Bhutan continues to face persistent gender gaps in employment, with women underrepresented in the formal labor market and concentrated in low-quality and unpaid work, according to the latest Bhutan Development Update by the World Bank. Women remain significantly behind men in labor force participation. Bhutan’s female labor force participation stood …
Read More »Students say RUB phone ban improves focus, but restricts real-time learning
It has been almost five months since the Royal University of Bhutan (RUB) imposed a complete ban on the use of mobile phones during academic hours. The Office of the Vice Chancellor announced last year that starting 1st October 2025, students across all RUB colleges would no longer be permitted …
Read More »Haa spring festival to blend heritage, tourism and community spirit
Her Majesty Gyalyum Dorji Wangmo Wangchuck will grace the opening of the 3rd Edition of the Haa Spring Festival 2026, which will be held from 7 to 9 April at the HSF Ground in Yangthang, Haa, bringing together heritage, tourism and community celebration in one of the country’s most distinctive …
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