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Nu 46 M allocated for tiger conservation in 2024, focus on anti-poaching and habitat preservation

Nu 46 M allocated for tiger conservation in 2024, focus on anti-poaching and habitat preservation

Bhutan has committed Nu 750 M over the next decade to protect its tiger population and strengthen conservation efforts. Under the Tiger Action Plan 2024–2033 launched last year, initiatives such as anti-poaching patrols, habitat preservation, and community awareness programmes are being implemented. Last year, over Nu 46 M was allocated. Following the expiry of the 2018–2023 action plan, the new...

Bhutan’s Down syndrome community calls for inclusive growth and better support

Bhutan’s Down syndrome community calls for inclusive growth and better support

Every year, March 21st is observed as World Down Syndrome Day to raise awareness about this genetic condition. People with Down syndrome have an extra chromosome, which can cause developmental delays and potential physical and intellectual challenges. In the country, children with Down Syndrome from Paro and Thimphu joined the celebrations alongside parents and relevant organisations. While the government provides...

Punatsangchhu-I Dam to resume construction by June, confirms MoENR Minister

Punatsangchhu-I Dam to resume construction by June, confirms MoENR Minister

After years of delays due to geological challenges, construction of the Punatsangchhu-I Dam is set to resume by June this year. Meanwhile, the Punatsangchhu-II project, which faced delays due to leakage issues, commissioned two of its six units last December. The energy and natural resources minister shared the update during a discussion with BBS yesterday. Construction of the Punatsangchhu-I Dam...

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