A rash decision?

“I’ll make you bask in the sun for days.” This is not a well-intended line.  Villagers often say this when they quarrel or have disputes.  It is rather a threat, as litigants have to report to court and wait, and wait in the sun more oft than not.

Black mark for Bhutanese media

A visiting editor kept asking if it was true that most...

For a healthy and sustainable economic growth

The country’s economy seems to be improving after it has been...

The e (for efficiency) Desk

Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay will monitor if government agencies are taking...

Bankrolling City Hall

With an elected thrompon, thromdes have never been scrutinised as much...

A continuing lack of etiquette

Thimphu national referral hospital’s management has blocked the entrance, for vehicles,...

A test case for the civil service

With the recent development in the case of the three secretaries...

A test case for the civil service

With the recent development in the case of the three secretaries...

Need to set right precedent

The three government secretaries that the Lhengye Zhungtshog (cabinet) surrendered to...

The Year of the Sheep is upon us

Before we knew it, the Year of the Horse has galloped...

The SOE salary revision

The suspense is at last over.  Salary revision for employees working...

Does it take a disaster to eliminate delay?

It was windy and the sky was overcast in Sarpang on...

Need to tackle the symptoms first, not the malaise

Night is a time of behaviours dark and wild and bright. ...

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