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Monument fee scandal exposes systemic corruption in tourism sector, ACC report finds
The Anti-Corruption Commission’s Annual Report 2024–2025 reveals that law enforcement agencies are becoming increasingly vulnerable to corruption. The report says...
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Government expands SEN capacity with new master’s course for teachers
In an effort to address challenges faced by the inclusive schools and increase the number of Special Education Needs or...
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Abuse of Function tops offences – Anti-Corruption Commission’s Annual Report 2024–2025
The Anti-Corruption Commission’s (ACC) Annual Report 2024–2025 reveals a noticeable rise in corruption reports across several sectors, with finance, procurement,...
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Framework for big cat conservation tabled in National Assembly
The National Assembly will deliberate on the establishment of the Framework Agreement for the International Big Cat Alliance. The framework,...
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Miss Bhutan returns, winner to represent Bhutan in Miss World
The Miss Bhutan pageant has returned for its fourth edition, inviting young Bhutanese women to participate in what is now...
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Skills shortage could stall Bhutan’s EV expansion, study finds
Picture: UNDP As Bhutan's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands, there is an opportunity for job creation. However, a new study...
Read moreDetailsHis Majesty graces opening of Parliament’s fourth session
His Majesty The King graced the opening ceremony of the Fourth Session of the Fourth Parliament today, accompanied by Their...
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New regulatory reforms to boost ease of doing business
Bhutan's private sector is making it easier and conducive for people to establish and run businesses in the country. This...
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Thridangbi women boost income by turning bananas into chips, Monggar
Banana processing is becoming a promising business for Thridangbi residents of Saling Gewog in Monggar. By turning bananas into chips,...
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JDWNRH ready to treat scoliosis after successful first surgery
The national referral hospital is now ready to treat scoliosis, a condition where the spine is abnormally curved or twisted....
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