Phajo Nidup appeals against 21-Year prison term for fraud and bribery

Phajo Nidup appealed to the Special Bench in Thimphu yesterday, following the 21-year prison term on March 15 imposed upon him by the Bench.

Phajo Nidup was embroiled in multiple court cases in connection to alleged fraudulent cases related to loans.

Declining birth rate: One mouth better than two hands?

To get past the trending norms of having just two children,...

ReBuilt project, pioneering eco-friendly construction solutions

Yesterday, the ReBuilt exhibition was opened to public at the Transformation...

Talo Tshechu draws record attendance, enthralling locals and tourists alike

Punakha—On March 19, during the third day of the Talo Tshechu...

Report reveals gender disparities in economic empowerment

Legal rights, policy instruments and its practice are still a barrier...

Rock avalanche from construction devastates home in Mongar

On March 11, at approximately 11 am, a big rock hit...

PM boosts Bhutan tourism talks

In a bid to revive Bhutan’s tourism sector, Prime Minister engaged...

NETA V taxi operators pay dealer, who in turn pays MGZS taxi operators

The Thimphu High Court said Kuenphen Motors has to give Nu...

Technology revolutionises wildlife protection efforts

In the battle against poaching, ‘technology’ stands as a crucial ally....

Ugen Tsechup Dorji receives the Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand

The Honorary Consul-General (HCG) of Thailand in Thimphu, Ugen Tsechup Dorji,...

Guests from Tawang at Gomphu Kora Tshechu continue to decline

Keeping with the age-old practise, more than 800 visitors from Tawang,...

Wangchhu revitalisation, a bold waste reduction project

Wangchhu in Thimphu has been getting dirty and not very nice...

Trashigang still struggles with alarming amount of fallow land

Trashigang– Almost half of the total cultivable fields in Trashigang dzongkhag...

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