As the new pay revision for civil servants takes effect this month, it has sparked a wave of enthusiasm and discussions among government employees. However, for those of us in the private sector, the reality is quite different. While the increasing prices of goods and services in the market add to our financial burdens, we find ourselves unable to join …
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OPINION-Revamping Bhutanโs Economy Post-COVID-19: Urgent Action Required
The COVID-19 pandemic has unleashed unprecedented challenges upon countries worldwide, testing their resilience and economic prowess. While many nations have undertaken bold initiatives to revamp and reinvigorate their economies, Bhutan seems to have lagged behind in its efforts. As the private sector struggles due to a lack of funds and financial institutions tighten their lending, the government must recognize the …
Read More »OPINION-Embracing Digitization and Technological Advancement: A Pragmatic Path for Bhutanโs Future
Bhutan, with its sizable population and territory, stands at a critical juncture in its development trajectory. Embracing digitization and technological advancement is not only a pragmatic choice but a necessary step for the nationโs progress. By investing in smart infrastructure, systems, and services, Bhutan can pave the way towards becoming a technologically-driven nation. However, in parallel to this pursuit, it …
Read More »More Political Party Means More Expenditure And No Better Result- OPINION
Strengthening Qualified Candidates: A Path to Effective Governance in Bhutan n a small country like Bhutan, it is high time to establish a limit on political parties, allowing for a maximum of two to three parties. The primary reason behind this proposition is the matter of expenses, as the benefits derived from numerous parties are minimal. Bhutan already has three …
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The recent surge in Bhutanese citizens leaving their homeland in search of better earning opportunities or to enhance their qualifications and skills abroad has become a prevailing trend. This movement shows no signs of slowing down; instead, it is gaining momentum with each passing year. It begs the question: what are the driving forces behind this mass migration? While there …
Read More »Traditional Structural Could Be Replaced By GRC, RCC Or FRP- OPINION
Bhutan stands out as a country that has successfully preserved its traditional architectural concepts in building construction. Unlike many other countries, Bhutanese construction has remained largely untouched by modern influences, with timber being the primary material used in all types of constructions. Even in urban areas, timber is used for windows and door frames, showcasing the countryโs commitment to maintaining …
Read More »The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) must not be neglected in any projects in the country-OPINION
In the past, there have been numerous instances of project failures in Bhutan, such as the Punatshangchu Hydrology Project and the collapse of the Damchu-Haa Bridge. These incidents have highlighted the lack of due diligence in the review process of large-scale construction projects, leading to substantial financial losses for the government, amounting to billions of dollars. To avoid such scenarios …
Read More »NHDCL Must Explore Affordable Housing Scheme For All – Opinion
In various countries around the world, the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) plays a vital role as the primary provider of secure housing units to the general public. Homes are essential because they offer security, control, and a sense of belonging, identity, and privacy. They serve as the starting point each morning and the welcoming haven each evening. By having a …
Read More »Process Food Must Be Avoided For Lifeโs Longevity
๐ถ๐๐๐๐๐๐ Actually this process food is design as an emergence food for the have-nots who cannot have chance to eat better food than that off; over 200 diseases are caused by eating process food which is contaminated with bacteria, viruses, parasites or chemical substances such as heavy metals worldwide. More so often referred to as convenience or pre-prepared foods; processed …
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