Capital budget up by 5 percent in this FY

The capital budget for this fiscal year 2022-23 was revised by 4.79 percent to Nu 40.31 billion (B) as compared to the approved budget of Nu 38.47B.

Capital budget should exceed recurrent for the economy to progress: PM

In a break away from past traditions in reporting the State...

RAA says Govt. should re-assess CSI Bank

The Royal Audit Authority (RAA) asked the finance ministry to re-assess...

Parliament decides not to relocate the Thimphu bus terminal  

The joint sitting of Parliament yesterday did not support the Public...

PAC recommends relocating Thimphu bus terminal

The Thimphu bus terminal at Lungtenzampa should be relocated with adequate...

115th National Day to be celebrated in Thimphu

People in the past used to be eager for National Day...

Visa applicants complain of delays in health appointment

People vying to go abroad for studies and work said that...

Budget shortage ends MoE’s decision to transfer principals en mass 

The education ministry issued a notification last month on its decision...

NC supports retaining communication allowance 

National Council (NC) yesterday retained the communication allowance (CA) as proposed...

Gasa MP suspended from Pay Bill deliberations 

National Council yesterday suspended Member of Parliament from Gasa Dorji Khandu...

Finance minister introduces Pay Structure Reform Bill in NC

The finance minister introduced the Pay Structure Reform Bill 2022 at...

India-Bhutan SAT launched 

Bhutan launched the second nano-satellite, India-Bhutan SAT (INS-2B) on November 26,...

His Majesty graces JSW School of Law graduation

His Majesty The King graced the graduation ceremony for the first...

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