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Balanced diet costly for urbanites

Consecutive national reports in recent years pointed out that the Bhutanese people need to eat more fruits and vegetables as part of a balanced diet. Consumers in urban areas say that their monthly income cannot afford a healthy eating habit.  

Waste issue in Gelephu increases

Gelephu Gewog has been seeing a growth in waste problems over...

Three arrested for alledged gold smuggling

Police arrested three men for alleged gold smuggling in Paro last...

Druk PNB employee sentenced to more than nine years for money misuse

Thimphu dzongkhag court sentenced Druk PNB’s automatic teller machines (ATMs) in...

Zhemgang NC candidates pledge poverty alleviation 

National Council (NC) candidates of Zhemgang dzongkhag pledged to reduce poverty...

Haa NC candidates pledge to deliver people-centric laws

Haa National Council (NC) debate yesterday centred around creating legal awareness...

Multi-drug resistant TB on the rise

Bhutan has seen a gradual drop in Tuberculosis (TB) cases in...

RUB discusses new programme offers in CLCS

The Royal University of Bhutan (RUB) is in discussion with relevant...

Court freezes Nu 2.4M crowdfunding

Gelephu drungkhag court ordered freezing of Nu 2.43 million (M) in...

Pemagatshel’s NC candidates promise development according to their expertise

Making laws and policies more intelligible for the common people for...

Bhutanese arrested in Assam 

A 53-year-old man from Bhutan was arrested in Assam on Wednesday. Currently,...

CEDSB revokes Punakha case

The Election Dispute Settlement Centre (EDSC) of the ECB overturned the...

RCSC revises framework to expand talent pool of executives

The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) will recruit candidates for the...

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