The tobacco dilemma

The government, despite severe criticisms from several groups and political parties, went ahead with the decision to allow the sale of tobacco in the country. It made the Bhutan Duty Free Limited the main vendor of tobacco products.

Nu 3B soft loans availed from ADB and WB for Covid-19 related activities

The government wants to keep the economy ticking over during the...

Wholesale traders waiting for SOP to start importing

Not many wholesalers of goods, especially essentials, have enough stock to...

Post-lockdown assessment show high rate of compliance

Three weeks after the lockdown, Thimphu has not recorded any positive...

Stations report drop in air pollution during lockdown 

Confinement measures imposed to slow the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic...

High aerosol transmission risk at Bhutan-India gate in Gelephu: TAG

Gelephu to date reported eight Covid-19 positive cases including the cases...

Eight out of nine red zones test negative

581 individuals from eight clusters of the red zones in Phuentsholing...

Picture of first lockdown in Thimphu

In the wee hours of August 11 the government declares a...

Greening a city’s soul-An option for improving Norzin Lam

The Thimphu Structure Plan 2002-2027 prepared based on the principles of...

Neighbourhood first during Covid-19 times

In the midst of disruption, loss and uncertainty, we sense hope...

Foreign Minister attends virtual LDC meeting

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr Tandin Dorji participated at the...

After the holidays

The festive season is here. We start with the sacred Thimphu...

Youth register for work at MDP despite Covid-19 cases

There is no dearth of loaders at the Mini Dry Port...

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