13 complaints to ACC from 2019-24 against media agencies and the regulatory authority On 30th December 2024 the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) sent out a letter to all media houses, saying that while a free and independent media is vital to a vibrant democracy, media organizations themselves maybe susceptible to various …
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In the highland settlement of Geduchhu, a quiet yet significant transformation is unfolding in Bhutan’s agricultural sector. A trout farming venture, launched just six months ago by 28-year-old entrepreneur Mr. Kumar, is gaining attention as a promising model for sustainable aquaculture and rural enterprise. Set against the backdrop of Bongo …
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Forensic experts in Bhutan continue to face significant challenges in conducting timely and thorough investigations into unnatural deaths, largely due to deeply ingrained religious beliefs that discourage autopsies. Many Bhutanese believe that post-mortem examinations interfere with the deceased’s rebirth and delay crucial funeral rites, leading to reluctance among families to …
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6 individuals arrested On 12 May 2025, three Indians aged 28, 29, and 30 were arrested at the Paro International Airport for smuggling illicit substance. This marks the fourth case of Indians arrested at the airport for smuggling illicit substance into the country though the intent was to take the …
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In the quiet hills of Thakhorling village, Tsirang, a humble farmer is leading a remarkable movement, one that may shape the future of Bhutan’s rural poultry farming. Mon Bahadhur Sunwar is not a scientist or a policy maker, yet his work has caught the attention of national institutions. Tending to …
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Bhutan’s drive to build a strong pool of international-level athletes gained fresh momentum as 10 new sports talents officially became part of the Bhutan Elite Athlete Support and Training (BEAST) Program. The contract signing ceremony, held at the BOC Nation Coaching Academy, marked an important milestone, raising the number of …
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The Enduring Friendship Mountain Bike Challenge organized by Project DANTAK in collaboration with the Bhutan Olympic Committee has grown into one of the most anticipated sporting events in Bhutan, showcasing not only athletic endurance but also the profound diplomatic and cultural friendship between Bhutan and India. Launched in 2011, the …
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Plans to reduce the weight and number of textbooks The Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) is set to make a final decision on whether to adopt the Cambridge curriculum by July this year. This potential shift is part of the country’s broader education reform, aimed at aligning Bhutan’s …
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The Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) has confirmed that the much-anticipated National Teaching Service (NTS) has not yet been implemented, as it is currently under active development in consultation with the Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC). The NTS, which was announced during last year’s Meet-the-Press session, is envisioned …
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With growing public concern over the state of Intensive Care Unit (ICU) infrastructure and hospital waste handling, the Ministry of Health (MoH) has clarified the critical measures in place to safeguard patient care and safety across the country’s health facilities. Currently, Bhutan has a total of 23 ICU beds distributed …
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