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Teenage pregnancies on rise: 86 cases reported since 2019
Since 2019, 86 cases of teenage pregnancies have been reported to the police, a figure the latest RENEW report deems...
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Bhutan hosts symposium on mental health
The PEMA in collaboration with the health ministry and the World Health Organisation, is hosting a two-day symposium in the...
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Trans women face hurdles in reporting violence
Violence and discrimination against transgender individuals remain widespread despite legal and social progress. Studies show that transgender people are over...
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NC’s Economic Affairs Committee recommends raising personal loan ceilings to support rural communities
The National Council’s Economic Affairs Committee today recommended the government and financial institutions increase the ceilings on personal loans. This...
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Healthcare professionals trained in pain-free rehabilitation techniques
Patients can now look forward to rehabilitation with reduced pain. The Khesar Gyalpo University of Medical Sciences of Bhutan provided...
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National Assembly continues to discuss Cattle Tax Exemption Bill
The National Assembly continued discussions on the proposed Cattle Tax Exemption Bill during today’s session. While most members supported the...
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Paro’s new shelter initiative addresses stray animal challenges
The issue of stray animals in Paro has started improving after the Dzongkhag Tshogdu passed a resolution last year. Municipal...
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Fines for late asset declarations increase by Nu 5 M
The Anti-Corruption Commission imposed over Nu 7 M as a penalty for individuals who have not declared their assets and...
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Residents struggle amid fuel shortages in Dorokha
Residents of Dorokha Dungkhag in Samtse have been facing persistent fuel and LPG shortages, forcing many to travel over 30...
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Poor road conditions raise safety concerns in Gangtey and Phobji
Gangtey and Phobji Gewogs in Wangdue Phodrang are not just home to the residents but have also become popular tourist...
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