RBP expects crime rate to drop in Thimphu

A proposal to procure more CCTV cameras and electric patrol cars have been made Thimphu has the highest crime rate with 58.8 percent of the country’s total crime cases occurring in Thimphu last year. The incidence of crime in the capital is expected to drop by the end of this fiscal year after Prime Minister […]

100 percent budget utilisation misunderstood: PM

There is a misconception among the government agencies that 100 percent...

Customs officials seize foreign currency worth USD 2,27,000

Customs and security officials seized foreign currency worth USD 2,27,000 at...

13 indicators at risk for MoWHS

At the annual agreement review meeting held on January 7, works...

BKP announces South Thimphu candidate

Bhutan Kuen-Nyam Party (BKP) declared  former general manager of a company...

Media App for greater access to information

At the mid-year review of the Annual Performance Agreement (APA) in...

Former Lhuentse member to re-contest for NC

The former National Council (NC) member from Lhuentse, Rinzin Rinzin, 48,...

Gyalpoishing tshechu

The three-day Gyalpoishing tshechu ended yesterday with the display of Guru...

PM lauds foreign ministry’s performance

Lyonchhen Tshering Tobgay lauded the foreign ministry for performing beyond its...

Allegations against former minister politically motivated: Opposition

The Opposition will hold the Prime Minister accountable for character assassination...

MoAF revises two APA targets

The agriculture ministry asked to reconsider three of the 37 targets...

Business community not so enthused for NC elections in T/gang

Although the National Council (NC) elections are around the corner, the...

New sewerage system piloted to manage wastewater

A small-scale sewerage system called Dojo-Joka system piloted in Hejo will...

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