Monthly Archives: December, 0

The Indian community in Bhutan came together at the Indian Embassy in Thimphu to observe India’s 70th Independence Day.

Phuentshogling Dungkhag Court sentenced two, a Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan Limited’s employee and a private individual in connection with vehicle insurance claim corruption case.

Bhutan State of the Environment Report 2016 says the recent rapid development is putting pressure on air quality in the major urban centres and at several industrial areas.

In the wake of Sarpang town’s destruction by the recent monsoon, the Works and Human Settlement Minister, Dorji Choden met with the plot owners of new Sarpang town.

Many B-Mobile prepaid subscribers, who were charged extra for the telecom services on July 19, claim the refund has not been credited in their accounts yet.

The Indian National, who was arrested for alleged child molestation, was released from police custody, yesterday. While reviewing the case, the Office of the Attorney General found insufficient evidence to charge the suspect.

The art of blacksmithing is a dying profession in the country. In Paro, the valley of Wochu was once famous for making swords, has only three blacksmiths.

His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen, along with His Royal Highness The Gyalsey, met with the people of Yamthrag under Chhumig Gewog in Bumthang, yesterday. Thousands gathered from across the valley to meet Their Majesties and His Royal Highness.

Damphu Central School in Tsirang becomes the country’s first school to introduce biometrics system. Biometrics attendance technology uses fingerprints to record the time and attendance of employees.

People of Umling Gewog in Sarpang want the river embankment wall along the Taklai River reconstructed before the paddy transplantation season, next year.