Farm shops buy-back 18MT of agri-produce

The buy-back scheme initiated by the agriculture marketing and cooperatives department, saw six farm shops purchasing about 18 MT of maize, cabbage and pigeon pea in the last fiscal year. To provide an assured market for agriculture produce, the government initiated buy-back scheme as one of the main functions of farm shops. While open market […]

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At least one child sexually abused a week this year

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Govt. plans to align Plan period with electoral cycle

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His Holiness the Je Khenpo arrived in the country yesterday after...

ACC appeals desuung case to SC 

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) appealed to the Supreme Court (SC) yesterday...

Central school programme under review

One of the flagship programmes of the previous government, the central...

Minister requests GoI to exempt GST on agriculture products

In his recent meeting with the Indian foreign secretary Vijay Keshav Gokhale, foreign...

30 new HIV cases detected in last six months

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BAFRA seizes undeclared imported goods

Bhutan Agriculture and Food Regulatory Authority (BAFRA) in Phuentsholing seized more...

Most students consider washing hands important, finds study

At least 73 percent of the students always wash their hands before and...

Recommendations for better PWS conservation plans

Effective conservation programmes, priority inventories and road as a resource protection...

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