Monthly Archives: December, 0

Farmers of Wanakha Village in Nagya Gewog, Paro have grown cabbages on a large scale this time. The late blight infection of potatoes and its lesser returns at the auction yard in Phuentshogling last year have discouraged many farmers from cultivating potatoes this year.

The LGBT Community in the country is now less discriminated against compared to the past years but they still face numerous challenges in their daily lives. Availing health care services is one of the challenges.

The People's Democratic Party (PDP) announced seven more candidates today of which three are replacing incumbent MPs. PDP has so far replaced seven and is seeking to replace six more.

Bhutan has several invasive plant species and some of them are among the world's worst. What is more unsettling is these hazardous plants are growing and spreading rapidly.

Cement shortage last month hindered work progress at Mangdechhu hydroelectric project in Trongsa, but project authorities assured the commissioning of the project will take place in November as committed.

The Supreme Court has upheld High Court’s judgement on the class 12 English-II paper leak case from 2014.

A 27 year-old man from Samdrup Jongkhar died in an accident few kilometres away from Chazam in Trashigang.

The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) recently withdrew bribery charges against the Former Survey and Land Records Assistant Director, Tshewang Gyaltshen and a local man named Namgay in a land related case in Thimphu recently.

The High Court dismissed the petition submitted by Wangdue Phodrang National Council candidate Passang Thrinlee against NC elect Chairperson Tashi Dorji yesterday.

Thimphu District Court sentenced the Former Head of Chancery of Bhutanese Embassy in Thailand to over nine years in prison. The judgment was out yesterday.