Business
Limited investment avenue a challenge says NPPF CEO
With a fund size of over Nu 50bn, the National Pension and Provident Fund (NPPF) has invested in assets like...
Read moreDetailsDuty-free gold made available for Bhutanese
Bhutanese can now purchase duty-free gold from the Bhutan Duty Free outlets in Phuentsholing and Thimphu. This is according to...
Read moreDetailsBamboo craft-making training empowers farmers to capitalise on huge bamboo resources
The members of the Norbugang Non-Wood Forest Product Group will now be able to capitalise on the huge bamboo resources...
Read moreDetailsPension and provident services digitalised for civil servants
The National Pension and Provident Fund and the Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan Limited signed an agreement with the Royal...
Read moreDetailsCommunity upset over stone extraction project in Tsamang Gewog
The People of Tsamang Gewog in Monggar are not happy with the stone extraction work carried out along their Gewog...
Read moreDetailsAa-Pow Ice Cream goes door to door in Gelephu
With the scorching summer temperatures above 30 degrees in Gelephu, what could be more refreshing than ice cream? Aa-Pow Ice...
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Dwindling business and lack of development worry Tsimasham residents – Chhukha
Concerns are growing within the business community of Tsimasham in Chhukha as the town experiences a decline in commercial activity...
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MoU signed between KOTRA and BCCI on business cooperation
To strengthen and develop business relations between Bhutan and Korea, the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, KOTRA, and the Bhutan Chamber...
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City Bus smartcard : A convenient alternative to cash payments
Since the introduction of the city bus smartcard in Thimphu, the number of card users has increased. According to the...
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Farmers’ groups promoting food nutrition and community collaboration in Monggar
In a promising initiative that links farms to schools, farmers of Yangkhartshing and Bazor villages in Monggar are supplying vegetables...
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