The First Sitting of the Fourth National Assembly of Bhutan convened on 25 January 2024 in the Parliament Hall. The Members of the National Assembly, assembled in the Grand Hall, where they paid homage to the Golden Throne before taking their designated seats. The proceedings commenced with the welcome address …
Read More »Nurses voice out challenges and suggestions to the new Govt to reduce attrition in the health sector
In times of a surge in nurses resigning and seeking opportunities abroad, the newly elected government plays a vital role in addressing the critical issue of nurse attrition with a series of comprehensive measures aimed at retaining experienced and specialised healthcare professionals. As the country faces the negative consequences of …
Read More »South becomes the Kingmaker of Bhutanese politics
The 12 constituencies in the south have made a bold decision, collectively entrusting the nation to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP). This united front is rooted in a shared belief that PDP will be the catalyst for transformative change, steering the nation towards a brighter future. The Southern Bhutan region, …
Read More »Trashigang candidates identify Agricultural infrastructure and HW conflict
People’s Democratic Party (PDP)’s Thrimshing candidate, and PDP Vice President Dorji Choden, said that the emerging issues in the constituency include declining subsistence agriculture due to a lack of farm labor and crop damage by wild animals. Human-Wildlife conflict is a significant problem, with an increase in both the number …
Read More »Roads are a key issue for Gasa candidates
Pema Drukpa, is the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for the Khamed-Lunana constituency in Gasa, and he addressed the issues within his constituency. He emphasized on the necessity for widening and blacktopping the road from Tashithang to Gasa, as well as the importance of constructing fences to safeguard agricultural harvests. Pema …
Read More »Clash of Titans in heated Kanglung_Samkhar_Udzorong debate
In the run-up to the General Election, the political landscape is ablaze with contrasting predictions and pledges from the two parties, the Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP). BTP President Pema Chewang started the debate, highlighting the contrast in seat distribution between the Primary Election, where …
Read More »Candidates in Paro pinpoint Agriculture and Tourism issues
The candidates of the Bhutan Tendrel Party (BTP) and People’s Democratic Party (PDP), vying for the two seats in Paro in the upcoming General Election, have brought light to the issues faced by the people in the two constituencies, Dogar Shabha and Lamgong Wangchang. BTP’s candidate from Dogar Shabha constituency, …
Read More »Candidates in Sarpang talk water, floods, HW conflict, Gelephu City and bridges
Candidates from both constituencies in Sarpang are actively engaging with the public, shedding light on critical issues and presenting their visions for a better future. Candidates contesting for election have not only outlined issues in their constituencies, but have also articulated compelling reasons why voters should choose them. Karma Rinchen, …
Read More »Progress on cross-border railway link for Gelephu and Samtse
During the 116th National Day Royal Address, His Majesty The King thanked the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Government of India (GoI) for the continued goodwill and support. His Majesty mentioned about three priority areas that will support the upcoming Gelephu Mindfulness City. One of which will be connectivity. …
Read More »Gelephu residents welcome the Mindfulness City due to its economic benefits
His Majesty The King recently announced the development of Gelephu Mindfulness City Special Administrative Region, a new economic hub in Bhutan. The city is envisioned as an autonomous economic region with executive autonomy and legal independence. It aims to become a distinctive economic center, inviting foreign investment through a favorable …
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