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Dying art of Tsarzo receives a new lease of life

While the art of Tsarzo or bamboo weaving is dying in other parts of the country, it is flourishing in Bjoka Gewog under Zhemgang Dzongkhag. It, In fact, has become the main source of income.

Deteriorating security situation in Sarpang needs redress

Senior officials from the home ministry and police met to review the deteriorating security situation in Sarpang. This comes in the wake of several abduction and assault cases reported in the Dzongkhag.

Political parties asked to re-submit their registration application

The Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) has asked the two aspiring political parties, Bhutan Kuen-Nyam Party and Druk Chirwang Tshogpa, to re-submit their application for registration.

NRDCL slapped fine for breaking mining regulations

The Natural Resources Development Corporation Limited (NRDCL) was fined Nu. 1,55,000 for retrieving 500 metric tons of rolled-down-boulders from Dakpeychu. The boulders had rolled down from the new road NRDCL is constructing in Zhemgang.

Samdrup Jongkhar braces for another strike

Even before the people in Samdrup Jongkhar could heave a sigh of relief for having endured a 72-hour-long strike in the Indian State of Assam, another 120-hours-long strike has been called.

Supreme Court construction muddled in corruption

The Supreme Court (SC) has directed the High Court and the Ministry of Works and Human Settlement to take administrative actions against the members of the tender committee involved in awarding the construction of the Supreme Court.

Illegal constructions on wetland in Trashigang

Several houses constructed on Chhuzing or wetland in Shongphu Gewog under Trashigang has become subject of a dispute. The issue was discussed during the Dzongkhag Tshogdu meeting but nothing fruitful has ever come out of such meetings.

Angry drivers demand they be allowed to move

About 50 truck drivers in Gelephu wrote a petition to the police saying they be allowed to move through Indian state Assam without an escort.

Villagers yet to be compensated

September’s windstorm has damaged maize field of about 115 households in Chimung Gewog under Pemagatshel. They are worried if they will have enough food to keep them going until the next harvest season.

Samdrup Jongkhar back to normal after Assam strike ends

(SJ strike update): Life and business activities are back to normal in Samdrup Jongkhar after the 72 hours strike in the Indian state of Assam came to an end.

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