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Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC)
Apr 30, 2025
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At over 4,000 metres above sea level, in one of Bhutan’s most remote and fragile regions, children are attending school in tents, braving the cold, huddled in makeshift classrooms, amid the looming threat of a glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF).
Bhutan, along with Cambodia, China and Mongolia, is making solid progress in eliminating mother-to-child transmission of...
Punakha—Despite growing reports of financial ruin and emotional distress among victims of the QNET scheme, many are ques...
Bhutanese kidney transplant recipients are experiencing an alarmingly poor health-related quality of life (HRQoL), with...
The BoB Bhutan Premier League (BPL) 2025, the country’s top football tournament, returns on April 19 with simultaneous k...
The cost of goods and services in the country is projected to ease to 4.2 percent this year, according to the latest for...
Zhemgang—A herd of 11 elephants has, for the first time, moved from Sarpang to Zhemgang, leaving Tingtibi residents without water for two days after destroying the water pipes.
To address workplace accidents, the Institute of Technology and Professional Learning (ITPL) began a five-day training p...
After more than a decade in the tourism industry, Leki Wangmo made a dramatic career pivot, from showcasing her country’s beauty to preserving its ancient healing wisdom.
Samtse—After years of stalled progress and mounting frustration among residents, local leaders in Samtse have decided to...
Punakha— The potato business is looking up this season, with demand soaring beyond the trends of the past two years, dri...
To make Bhutan more investment-friendly, the government has drafted new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Rules and Regula...
The vigilance of customs officials at Paro International Airport have once again proven instrumental in busting a series...
Today, the people of Bhutan celebrate the 45th Birth Anniversary of His Majesty the King. This is not just an occasion f...
Bhutan’s growing dependence on imported rice is a pressing concern that demands urgent attention. With rice imports soar...
Bhutan’s foreign exchange reserves surged by 15.39 percent year-over-year, reaching USD 700.51 million by December 2024,...
The Royal Academy of Performing Arts (RAPA), formally institutionalised in 1967, was envisioned as a guardian of Bhutan’...
Bhutan’s economic outlook for the next fiscal year appears positive. According to the World Bank’s latest South Asia Development Update, the economy is projected to grow by 6.6 percent in fiscal year 2024-25, a significant rise from the 4.9 percent growth recorded the previous year.
Read MoreThe lasting impact of Their Majesties King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida of Thailand’s state visit to Bhutan resonated deeply within both nations, marking a pinnacle in diplomatic relations and cultural exchange.
Read MoreSarpang—A major highway that could reshape southern Bhutan’s economic and connectivity landscape has entered its preparatory stage, with construction slated to begin in 2027.
Read MorePrime Minister Tshering Tobgay has strongly condemned the terrorist attack that killed 26 people, including tourists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, India on April 22.
Read MoreThe Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) has submitted a formal proposal to the Prime Minister’s Office and the cabinet, outlining a strategic framework for private sector engagement in the 13th Five-Year Plan (FYP).
Read MoreWhen a Bhutanese woman returned to her home this March after two years in Australia, she was hoping to breathe in the crisp, clear mountain air she had missed. Instead, she found herself under a dull haze that hung over the valley like a curtain.
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