Govt has yet to clear cabbage buyback payment

More than 100 farmers in Naja and Dogar gewogs of Paro still await payment for the cabbage they sold to the Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives (DAMC) in July of this year. 

Double standards in operation of entertainment centres

Despite the government’s directive not to open the entertainment centres, some...

Are the wetlands safe?

A few years ago, villagers in Sangtana in Gangtey gewog complained...

OCP advises consumers to ask for the money receipts

The Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) advises consumers to insist on...

Are traditional buildings in Mongar town safe?

Two owners of a traditional house in Mongar town could not...

Bhutan’s journey to space

Space science has advanced so much since the former Soviet’s satellite...

More buses with modern amenities in Thimphu Thromde from November 

Thimphu Thromde’s City Bus Services started testing the Global Positioning System...

The Buxa Durbar

The story of how Bhutan received its subsidy in 1909 from...

Bhutanese short film makes it to Busan International Film Festival 

A Bhutanese short film, “Why is the sky dark at night?”...

Wild dogs attack cattle in Paro

Wildlife attacks on livestock and agriculture farms continue to be a significant...

Health worker detained for alleged rape of a minor in Mongar

Police in Mongar detained a 25-year-old health worker on September 13...

Cold storage facility in Samtenling to help reduce post-harvest loss

Food Corporation of Bhutan (FCB) is building a cold storage facility...

Lhuentse-Mongar local bus service resumes

Local bus service from Lhuentse to Mongar resumed on September 14...

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