Court orders Phajo Nidup to pay PNB and
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Major boost for ECCD in 13th plan
With a budget of over Nu 700 million, the Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) plans to establish more Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) centres and renovate existing ones in the 13th plan.
Source:Kuensel今天 14:14100 -
Ambitious 10,000MW hydropower goal back in the plan
After a lull caused by delays in completing two mega hydropower projects – Punatshangchhu-I and Punatshangchhu-II – and the deferral of the Kholongchhu hydropower project, the government is back to pursuing the country…
Source:Kuensel今天 14:1369 -
Govt targets major growth for industries in 13th Plan
The government has set an ambitious target to increase the manufacturing sector’s share of GDP from Nu 24.61 billion in 2023 to Nu 43.59 billion by 2029, with an average growth rate of 10 percent.
Source:Kuensel昨天 12:33387 -
DCDD to partner with private sector for Dzongkha development
Starting this month, DCDD has been sponsoring a weekly page in the Dzongkha Kuensel newspaper to promote Bhutanese culture and tradition, and Dzongkha language. This is also expected to increase the readership of Dzongkh…
Source:Kuensel昨天 12:32293 -
RCSC increases GSP and ESP initial appointment period to five years
The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) has increased the maximum initial appointment period for General Service Personnel (GSP) and Elementary Service Personnel (ESP) from three to five years.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-23394 -
Youth unemployment to dip to 19.2 percent in Q2
The youth unemployment rate in the country is estimated to drop to 19.2 percent in the second quarter, down from 22.9 percent in the first quarter of this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-23285 -
Dam a done deal for P 1 with protection measures for right bank
After years of negotiations the Technical Coordination Committee (TCC) are agreed on building the dam for the 1,200 MW Punatsangchu I project.
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BNB vs Penjore case comes to an end
The curtain has finally fallen on the long drawn legal battle between Bhutan National Bank (BNB) and private individual Penjore over loan repayment default for the latter’s hotel in Bumthang.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-20612 -
PHPA-II operations expected by August 15
With 97 percent of the 1,020MW Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project Authority (PHPA-II) completed, the plant is likely to begin operations by August 15 this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-20544 -
Success of 13th Plan hinges on meticulous oversight: PM
Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay emphasised the importance of a strong monitoring and evaluation system for the ambitious 13th Plan during its launch in Thimphu yesterday. He stated that achieving the plan’s goals require…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-19394 -
His Majesty The King grants Dhar to appoint Paro Dzongdag and Drangpons
The newly appointed Drangpons are Tshoejab Mepham Denlen, Drangpon at the Office of The Gyalpoi Zimpon;Gyelpo, Drangpon of Pemagatshel Dzongkhag Court; Richa Gurung, Drangpon at Wangdue Phodrang Dzongkhag Court; and Tenz…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-19268 -
Education ministry to establish 63 central schools in 13th Plan
The Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) announced the establishment of 63 central schools across the country in the 13th Plan, with a substantial budget of about Nu 14 billion allocated for this initiati…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-18592 -
New sports insurance to safeguard athletes and coaches
The first-ever sports insurance scheme launched yesterday will provide coverage for athletes, coaches, and sports professionals affiliated with the Bhutan Olympics Committee (BOC). The scheme covers medical expenses and …
Source:Kuensel2024-7-18359 -
Digital economy to contribute USD 600 million to GDP by 2034
The digital economy of the country is expected to create 5,000 jobs by 2029 and contribute USD 600 million to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2034, constituting 6 percent of GDP.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-18388 -
Economic growth must translate into meaningful job creation
According to the budget report for 2024-25, Bhutan’s economic growth rate is expected to reach an impressive 8.9 percent next year. This growth is expected to be driven by the commissioning of the Punatsangchhu-II, impr…
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Their Majesties conclude State Visit to Mongolia
His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen concluded the State Visit to Mongolia and arrived back in Thimphu yesterday.
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DANTAK plans to inject Nu 320 million for Damchhu bypass stabilisation in 13th Plan
The Damchhu-Chukha bypass, which was closed due to heavy rains causing mud and debris to accumulate, has been cleared and reopened for traffic. The clearance operation involved earthmovers and over 60 workers over two da…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-15382 -
Government investments to drive growth to 8.9 percent next year
The country’s economic growth rate is expected to reach 8.9 percent next year, driven by the anticipated commissioning of the Puna-II project, improvements in the manufacturing and construction sectors, and growth in to…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-15241 -
Highland residents relocate as GLOF fear looms
Located right below the mercurial Thorthomi Lake, the highland communities of Thangza and Toenchoe chiwogs in Lunana have lived in perpetual fear, the dark memories of the 1994 glacial lake outburst (GLOF) and the trail …
Source:Kuensel2024-7-15279 -
Blacktopping of road to Chubbu Tshachu to boost visitor numbers
The road to the popular Chubbu Tshachu (hot spring) in Toedwang gewog, Punakha is riddled with potholes, and a journey that should take less than 90 minutes prolongs into a painstaking two hours or more.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-12521 -
National debt to reach Nu 474.42 billion in 13th Plan
The national debt is estimated to grow by 61.87 percent at the end of the 13th Plan, skyrocketing to Nu 474.42 billion up from Nu 293.09 billion in March this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-11649 -
His Majesty and Gyaltsuen in Mongolia
The President of Mongolia, HE Khurelsukh Ukhnaa and First Lady Bolortsetseg Luvsandorj officially received Their Majesties to Mongolia in an honour guard ceremony held at Sukhbaatar Square, the heart of Mongolia’s capit…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-11620 -
Integrated checkpost construction in Gelephu to align with GMC project
The construction of the integrated checkpost (ICP) at the international border in Gelephu has been deferred due to the ongoing Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) project.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-10812 -
Nu 10.23 billion allocated to RNR sector to boost food security and GDP growth
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MoAL) has allocated Nu 10.23 billion for the renewable natural resources (RNR) sector for the financial year 2024-25 to enhance food and nutrition security, improve farmers’ in…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-10254 -
Third child cash policy to encourage Bhutanese to have more children
The third child cash incentive programme, which will provide Nu 10,000 per month to women for their third and subsequent children until the child reaches the age of three, will be launched within this year, according to …
Source:Kuensel2024-7-8367 -
National Assembly adopts four Bills
The first session of the fourth National Assembly concluded with the adoption of four Bills and endorsement of the ambitious Nu 512.29 billion 13th Plan on July 6.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-8369 -
African Swine Fever reported in 10 dzongkhags since 2020
The slaughter, movement, sale, and transport of pigs and pig products have been banned in Punakha and Wangdue dzongkhags following an outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF).
Source:Kuensel2024-7-8439 -
PM outlines ambitious plans for FY 2024-2025
Eleven national highways will be widened and seven new highways will be constructed to boost public infrastructure in the fiscal year 2024-2025. Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay announced this while presenting the state of…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-6401 -
Migration poses an existential threat: PM
Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay, in his first State of the Nation report yesterday, highlighted the alarming trend of Bhutanese leaving the country for better opportunities overseas as the most pressing issue facing the c…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-6569 -
Government yet to finalise para-regular status of civil servants on contract
A committee, comprising ministers and commissioners of Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC), formed to work on plans to regularise contract employees has made significant headway.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-5377 -
Old wine in new bottle?
The National Assembly yesterday endorsed the Priority Development Fund (PDF), which in essence is only a change in name. PDF is not much different from the controversial Constituency Development Grant (CDG) that, not lon…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-4341 -
NC endorses the 13th Plan
The National Council (NC) yesterday endorsed the 13th Plan with all 23 members present voting in favour of the five recommendations submitted by the NC’s Economic Affairs Committee (EAC).
Source:Kuensel2024-7-4431 -
Landslide kills two Jersey cows in Chhudzom
Tari, a seven-month pregnant Jersey, was killed by a landslide in Dragchhu village, Chhudzom gewog, Sarpang.
Source:Kuensel2024-7-3235 -
Living with the elephants
Following the initiative, Samrang has turned into, what villagers call, an ‘elephant friendly village’. The gewog, located near the Indo-Bhutan border, is known to be the capital of elephants, indicating the risk to cr…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-2700 -
Govt. plans to pilot crop and livestock insurance scheme
The government will launch a pilot crop and livestock insurance scheme before implementing nationwide, said the secretary of Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Thinley Namgyel, during the Meet-the-Press session on Ju…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-1598 -
Reckless fencing in Punakha kills cows
Ap Pasang, 68, a resident of Yoesskha village in Kabjisa in Punakha tragically lost his only three high breed jersey cows to alleged electrocution on June 26, leaving him devastated and robbed of his livelihood.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-29589 -
Court orders Phajo Nidup to pay PNB and RICB more than Nu 300M
Thimphu Dzongkhag Court recently ordered Phajo Nidup from Paro to repay multiple loans availed from Druk Punjab National Bank (PNB) within six months.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-291003 -
Organic farmers in Punakha reap rewards with Canadian support
Pema Dorji, 42, is among the six organic farmers who started cultivating strawberries last year in Peythari village, Kabjisa, Punakha. This year, from March to May, he completed his first harvest and earned approximately…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-29747 -
NA endorses abolishing PME category in civil service
The Good Governance Committee of the National Assembly has recommended abolishing the “Partially Meets Expectation” (PME) category under the “Managing for Excellence” (MaX) system in civil service.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-28508 -
Government to address electric pole and wire issues within a year
The Social and Cultural Committee of the National Assembly once again brought the issues caused by electric poles and transmission lines in the House, and urged the government to review policies to benefit those that are…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-28615 -
Students call for stronger measures for online safety
Students are calling for urgent action against online violence (OVAC) targeting children, emphasising the need for comprehensive guidelines, stricter restrictions, and stronger protective measures to ensure their safety …
Source:Kuensel2024-6-28443 -
Deothang residents call for Community Police Station
Residents of Deothang in Samdrupjongkhar have seen an increase in population over the years, prompting them to advocate for the development of a community police station in their town.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-28390 -
Govt. to review road Act to address compensation issues
The government is reviewing the Road Act of 2013, focusing on the compensation aspect, according to the minister of Infrastructure and Transport (MoIT), Chandra Bdr Gurung.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-27580 -
NA adopts budget for fiscal year 2024-25
The National Assembly yesterday adopted the budget appropriation Bill for fiscal year 2024-25 with 44 members in favour and one against, with 46 members present.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-27654 -
Discussions on four new trade routes underway
Discussions are underway between the governments of Bhutan and India to open four new trade routes between the two countries. The trade routes are expected to facilitate smoother exports of agricultural produce from Bhut…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-24948 -
Looming threat of NCDs
The findings of the fifth National Health Survey (NHS) paint a troubling picture of public health in Bhutan. With an alarming increase in non-communicable disease (NCD) risk factors, there is an urgent need for robust an…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-24790 -
Increasing rural life insurance scheme to Nu 150,000 being studied: FM
Finance Minister Lekey Dorji said that the finance ministry was in collaboration with the central bank to study the feasibility of increasing life insurance as per the prime minister’s directive.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-24899 -
Ministry in talks with Central Bank to lower lending rates: FM
The finance ministry and the Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) are in talks to lower the lending rates, as directed by the Cabinet, finance minister, Lekey Dorji informed the National Assembly during the question-answer ses…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-23879 -
Govt to invest Nu 10 billion in education and vocational training
In a move to prepare Bhutanese for the demands of a modern economy, the government has announced a Nu 10 billion investment in overhauling the country’s education and vocational training systems during the 13th Plan.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-221078 -
Nu 910.5m allocated for agriculture marketing in 13th Plan
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MoAL) has allocated Nu 910.5 million in the 13th Plan for agriculture marketing and cooperatives. The ministry aims to strengthen its GDP contribution through enhanced marketing…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-22634 -
Govt. targets Nu 225.59 billion GDP contributions from seven sectors by 2029
To achieve a USD five billion economy and a gross domestic product per capita (GDP) exceeding USD 6,174 by 2029, the government has projected a Nu 225.59 billion GDP contribution from the identified seven sectors.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-22861 -
Wildlife crime on the rise
Wildlife crime is on a steady rise since 2021 going by the records maintained by the Department of Forests and Park Services (DoFPS).
Source:Kuensel2024-6-211307 -
13th Plan to ensure a citizen-centric justice sector
To ensure an effective and citizen-centric justice system, the judiciary will improve the annual clearance rate of registered cases from the existing 82 percent to 87 percent using an integrated justice sector data manag…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-21695 -
NA endorses 13th Plan
The National Assembly yesterday endorsed the 13th Plan after deliberations on one general and nine specific recommendations by the Economic and Finance Committee.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-21724 -
Thai universities offer Honorary Doctorate to HM
Seven Universities from Thailand presented honorary doctorate degrees to His Majesty The King, in a ceremony held at the Dungkar Dzong yesterday.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-21971 -
Health ministry works to reinstate DTMS
The Department of Traditional Medicine Services (DTMS) could be reinstated with the health ministry reviewing the decision to downgrade the department to a division in 2023 during the health sector transformation exercis…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-20748 -
Government to hire 100 expatriate STEM teachers next month
The government will hire an additional 100 expatriate teachers from India in July 2024 to address the shortages of STEM teachers in the country.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-20855 -
NC urges to lower rural credit rates
The members of parliament (MPs) of the National Council (NC) raised concerns that high interest rates on credit are creating barriers for farmers in availing agricultural loans.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-20705 -
DGPC and Adani Group to collaborate on Wangchhu project
The Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC) and India’s Adani Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Sunday on the construction of the Wangchhu Hydropower Project.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-19943 -
NA defers discussion on Education Bill
The National Assembly (NA) yesterday deferred the discussion on the Education Bill following varying opinions from the MPs.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-191152 -
Nu 97.65 billion for 13th Plan’s first year
The fiscal year 2024-25, the first year of the 13th Plan, was allocated a 19 percent share of the Plan’s budget with the government allocating Nu 97.65 billion.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-15664 -
Aircraft emergency preparedness put to test
A Himalayan Airbus Havoc A320 carrying 160 passengers and four crew members departs from Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand. The flight is scheduled to land on runway 33 at Paro International Airport…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-141099 -
13th Plan strategise initiatives to enhance health and well-being
The government is investing Nu 7 billion in the health sector, an indication that the health of the people is a priority.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-14752 -
A massive 13th Plan to transform Bhutan
With a budget outlay of Nu 512.28 billion, the 13th Five-Year-Plan saw a 63 percent increase, the highest so far.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-141000 -
Nu 97.65 billion for 13th Plan’s first year
The fiscal year 2024-25, the first year of the 13th Plan, was allocated a 19 percent share of the Plan’s budget with the government allocating Nu 97.65 billion.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-14512 -
Second Lunana village to get electricity
Shangsa village in Lunana is set to benefit from clean and reliable energy by August this year.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-131010 -
Enforcement of Zangdopelri’s ruling still pending
Nearly three years have passed since the Supreme Court’s (SC) ruling on Samdrupjongkhar’s Zangdopelri case, yet the judgment remains unenforced.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-13519 -
Learning with play
Play is important for wholesome growth of children. As parents in developing economies increasingly find it challenging to take care of their children, play as a part of the learning curriculum for children becomes all t…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-13756 -
Thimphu Ecological Park to become more vibrant
By September this year, the Thimphu Ecological Park, located below Changangkha Lhakhang, will become more user-friendly.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-71131 -
Students advocate for plastic-free Bhutan
“Reduce reliance on PET bottles and single-use plastics, implement green and alternative solutions to reduce plastic use, and establish a task force to monitor and enforce the policy.”
Source:Kuensel2024-6-7619 -
Dzongkha needs help, intervention in the face of dwindling interest
A 45-year-old mother in Thimphu is grappling with a worry. Her diligent Class XII son risks failing his mid-term exams.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-71066 -
NA to discuss Pay Revision Act beyond MPs’ entitlements
Following media reports that the National Assembly (NA) MPs are proposing more entitlements for themselves, the deputy speaker of the NA, Sangay Khandu, clarified that the upcoming parliamentary session will discuss all …
Source:Kuensel2024-6-7957 -
Low turnout in industrial estates amid loan moratorium
During the moratorium period, challenges in obtaining loans along with the impact of the pandemic led to a decreased number of entrepreneurs applying for loans across all industrial estates.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-6778 -
Local solutions for local problems
There is a solution for parents concerned about where their children will be placed when they join the Gyalsung programme. A group of Gyalpoizhing College of Information Technology (GCIT) students, found the solution usi…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-6976 -
Recruitment of foreign nurses sparks concerns among health workers
As the Royal Civil Service Commission approves the recruitment of foreign nurses, health workers, including doctors and nurses, share concerns about how it will affect the morale of local health workforce.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-6735 -
Gelephu vendors push for relocation
While the newly constructed integrated vegetable market in Gelephu brings much-needed help to vendors, they find the wait for relocation too long, as the monsoon has already started hitting them in the current deteriorat…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-41218 -
Rotary club behind impactful projects
The founder and executive director of Bhutan Toilet Organisation (BTO), Passang Tshering, said that the RCT had enabled BTO to design a toilet pot called ‘chabto’ for people with disabilities and senior citizens. The M…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-41433 -
Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck attends the GCIT Project Showcase
Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck attends the Gyalpoizhing College of Information Technology Project Showcase in Kabesa, Thimphu yesterday. Thirty-nine 3rd and final year student teams presented their pr…
Source:Kuensel2024-6-41270 -
High levels of AFM1 detected in imported milk
The Bhutan Food and Drug Authority (BFDA) will test all imported milk for Aflatoxin M1 (AFM1) levels from July 1.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-311292 -
Youth-led initiative tackles mounting plastic waste in rivers
Among the 200 participants who participated in a day-long “Household Level Waste Management Advocacy”, on the premises of the Royal Body Guard (RBG) in Thimphu yesterday, 63-year-old Kuchum stood out conspicuously.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-31804 -
Nu 2 billion from ESP for tourism sector
The tourism industry is set for a major shot in the arm as the government plans to allocate Nu 2 billion from its Nu 15 billion economic stimulus programme (ESP) to the industry.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-311014 -
Bhutan launches ambitious WASH standards
The schools and monastic institutions in the country should have at least one toilet cubicle for every 20 girls and one toilet cubicle and a urinal for every 30 boys, according to the National Standards for Water, Sanita…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-311111 -
Intense heat hits hard layer poultry farms
With the mercury hitting 35°C for the last few days, poultry farmers in Sarpang have been affected the worst with the heat killing chickens.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-281418 -
A hero returns home from Mt. Everest
Lieutenant Jigme Pelden Dorji, who returned to Bhutan yesterday after successfully summiting Mount Everest on May 20, clarified that he is not bothered about who is the first Bhutanese to summit Mount Everest.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-281035 -
An easy fix for a serious issue
Three years ago, Phurpa Lhamo, a farmer from Lephu village in Yangnyer, Trashigang, had to fetch water in buckets to irrigate her fields. On most days, she had to wake up early in the morning for the gruelling task.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-27930 -
Hotter and wetter monsoon this year: NCHM
The coming monsoon, between June and September, might be a difficult monsoon, according to experts from the National Centre for Hydrology and Meteorology (NCHM), with the centre’s outlook predicting slightly above norma…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-241120 -
Single SDF counter at Phuentsholing causes long tourist queues
With the surge of Indian tourists and only one counter for Sustainable Development Fees (SDF) at the Pedestrian Terminal in Phuentsholing, tourists experience significant inconvenience.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-24962 -
A project to ease drinking water shortage of Barp and Toeb gewogs
The construction of a water supply system for Barp and Tobesia gewogs is expected to solve the drinking water shortage of more than 700 households or about over 10,000 individuals in the two gewogs.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-211089 -
Revamping scouting for holistic student development
For the holistic development of scout members, the Zhemgang Dzongkhag Administration initiated a comprehensive overhaul of the scouting programme, which has been dormant since the onset of the pandemic.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-21738 -
Attractive and right investment for 100% equity in agriculture: Finance Secretary
Credit risk management, high cost of fund for financial institutions, and access to public sector climate fund for agriculture are some of the key challenges in Bhutan.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-21797 -
Bhutan’s inspiring acts of integrity
On April 30, at around 5:30pm, Rinchen Namgay, a lecturer at Lekshey Jungney Shedra in Punakha, and Aum Wangmo discovered a black bag near the Bazam containing Rs 110,000. The bag also held three Indian passports and oth…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-20987 -
Government launches Nu 15 billion ESP
Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay announced the Nu 15 billion Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) on May 18 to address the economic challenges faced by the country in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-20737 -
Electricity imports surge six-fold during lean season
Electricity imports during the lean season increased significantly compared to last year, despite the commissioning of the 118MW Nikachhu Hydropower Project at the end of last year.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-19821 -
BATIF showcases Bhutan’s entrepreneurial spirit with unique local products
About 40 entrepreneurs present at Coronation Park in Thimphu displayed a variety of unique local products at their stalls. The park was filled with the sweet melodies of music and the warm smiles of entrepreneurs from ac…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-19770 -
Bhutanese turn to EU as Australia tightens visa rules
As the greenest pasture for the Bhutanese, Australia, becomes more stringent with its visa rules, they are increasingly eyeing the EU.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-19840 -
RNR Strategy 2040 aims to transform agriculture sector
The RNR Strategy 2040 of Bhutan outlines plans to ensure sustainable social and economic wellbeing for the Bhutanese people through adequate access to food and natural resources by 2040. The report was published recently…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-171060 -
Water crisis grips Khasakha village
If a persistent water shortage plagues the capital city, can a nearby village be any different? In Bhutan, a water shortage is not confined to sprawling urban settlements.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-171623 -
Agriculture sector to allow 100 percent FDI
The government has declared 100 percent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the agriculture sector.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-17862 -
Combating infodemics through community engagement
It is the flu season in Thimphu and any topic on the flu would be followed by free advice of home remedies involving the consumption of ginger water or lemon and honey in hot water.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-16767 -
BRCS empowers youth leaders to combat climate change
The Bhutan Red Cross Society’s (BRCS) Y-Adapt climate change training programme provided over 100 young volunteers from five colleges of the Royal University of Bhutan with the necessary knowledge and skills to tackle c…
Source:Kuensel2024-5-16913
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