Monthly Archives: December, 0

His Holiness the Je Khenpo administered Tshe-Wang to over ten thousand devotes as the week-long Moelam Chenmo in Haa ended today.

The second entry gate to Phuentsholgling from Jaigaon opened today. The gate will serve as a point of entry for the two wheelers and light vehicles.

The people of Rukoobji under Saephu Gewog in Wangdue Phodrang want the government to allow them to reconstruct their traditional water mills.

Some five of acres of forests in Sangaygang in Thimphu, which were  destroyed by fire last year, will be restored under a new initiative called Supporting Green Compensatory Plantation.

The frequent breakdowns of Damphu hospital's photometer continue to affect diabetic patients in the Tsirang.

The bad condition of the road between Belnangzor to Khothakpa in Pema Gatshel is frustrating the people there. They say the road, which is riddled with pot holes, needs urgent attention.

The Prime Minister says the government did not breach the constitution as alleged by Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa (DNT).

The fuel and maintenance allowance for gewog utility vehicles has been increased to Nu 107,000 from Nu 60,000. Finance Minister shared this at Meet the Press session yesterday.

A total of 108 Bhutanese students studying in Darjeeling and Kalimpong including monks were escorted safely to Phuentshogling yesterday.

WeChat, a popular Chinese mobile messaging app, is widely used by the Bhutanese, both young and old. But of late, some users have raised concerns over how private and secure the app is. Many claim their accounts have been hacked.