Poor investment hampers conservation efforts

Critical conservation programs aren’t being pursued for want of enough funds

Resources: Bhutan may boast of having more than half the country under forest cover but conserving it is an uphill task, say foresters.

Kerosene subsidy lifted for industrial establishments

About 17 industries in Phuentsholing and Samdrupjongkhar will not get kerosene...

The captain makes the final call

Aviation rules permit the captain to take decisions for the safety...

Forest and wildlife crime on the rise

The unpredictable nature of such crimes makes it a challenge to...

Import of essential food items spirals

INR earnings from electricity is not enough to meet the import...

Growing pains

Although a sign of an achievement, Graduating from a LDC status...

Peak season records fall in tourist arrivals

The industry saw a drop of about 15 percent in international...

Tonnes of crops lost to wildlife

Electric fencing has been the only effective measure to protect crops...

5,000MW by 2021

The hydropower projects’ slow pace of progress needs to be expedited,...

Taktshang to remain closed on Tuesdays

The dzongkhag administration proposed to close the monastery once a week...

Chamkharchu debate a decade too late: PM

The Prime Minister did not agree with any of the arguments...

ACC questions OAG’s decision on bail amount

OAG released Lal Chand  on Nu 80 M bail, ACC demanded...

Skilled engineers leave civil service

Career stagnation and poor remuneration attributed for leaving the ministry

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