Paddy transplantation resumes as Kanakhá secures new irrigation water
The irrigation project, which includes the construction of new canals and the upgrading of existing systems, aims to provide a more reliable and consistent water...
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Irrigation project brings end to water scarcity for Jamkhar Drang farmers
The newly completed irrigation project, funded by the government and international donors, includes a network of canals and water storage facilities designed to capture and distribute water efficiently across the region.
Health ministry targets 20-minute waiting time at JDWNRH
This initiative comes in response to growing concerns about lengthy waiting periods, which have been a major point of frustration for patients and healthcare providers alike.
India and Bhutan co-chair 3rd development cooperation talks: A new chapter in the 13th Five Year Plan
Thimphu, July 20, 2024-Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri of India and Foreign Secretary Aum Pema Choden of Bhutan have co-chaired the third round of the India-Bhutan Development Cooperation Talks, focusing on the implementation and prospects of their 13th Five-Year Plan (FYP).
Bhutan’s Tobgay secures Prime Minister ship in 4th consecutive free vote
Bhutan's democratic tradition thrives as Tshering Tobgay assumes the role of Prime Minister following the nation's fourth consecutive free vote. The liberal leader's election marks a continued commitment to democratic principles in Bhutan.
Political landscape in Bhutan: recent elections, diplomatic challenges, and economic priorities
The recent Bhutanese parliamentary election marked a significant political development as Tshering Tobgay's People's Democratic Party (PDP) secured a majority of seats, addressing concerns surrounding the economic crisis in the Himalayan nation.
Tshering Tobgay secures victory in Bhutan elections
Bhutan's PDP, led by Tshering Tobgay, secured victory in the parliamentary election with 30 out of 47 National Assembly seats.
Bhutan heads to the polls for final round of elections with economy in focus
Both political parties, BTP and PDP, have aligned manifestos, pledging to rejuvenate the economy through strategies such as harnessing hydro-electric power, boosting agricultural growth, and addressing climate change risks in this carbon-negative nation.
The Bhutan elections: Navigating economic challenges and national happiness
Bhutan, known for prioritizing "Gross National Happiness" over economic growth, held general elections amid economic challenges. The new government aims to reduce dependence on Indian subsidies while preserving its happiness-centered philosophy.
Gelephu SAR: a transformative vision for Bhutan’s economic growth and cultural harmony
Bhutan's Gelephu evolves into a gateway connecting Bhutan to the world, balancing economic growth with cultural preservation.
Bhutan Reduces Fee: Opening Doors For Affordable Tourism
Bhutan cuts down on daily tourist fee, recognizing the vital role of tourism in fostering employment, foreign exchange, and driving the overall economic growth in the country.
China And Bhutan Sign Cooperation Agreement Amidst Progress In Border Talks
Both parties engaged in extensive deliberations regarding the boundary negotiations, acknowledging the advancements achieved in a sequence of Expert Group Meetings since the 24th Round of Boundary Talks in 2016, as stated in a joint press release from the Bhutanese Foreign Ministry.
Bhutan’s Health Minister Discusses COVID-19 Response and Collaborative Efforts with Yale
As the sole female minister in Bhutan's cabinet and former president of the World Health Assembly, she highlighted the strong ties between Bhutan and Yale, praising Bhutan's effective public health system and its successful pandemic response.