BHUTAN TODAY The New Perspective
By Tshering The Public Private Partnership (PPP) Policy 2016 and PPP Rules and Regulations 2017 …
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A lucky Dzongkhag
Samtse is all set to host the 111th National Day. The otherwise quite dzongkhag has …
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April 3, 2019
Will the ban work this time?
Starting Monday, April 1, the ban on single use plastic carry bags, doma wrappers and ice cream pouc…
April 3, 2019
Mega trash tag challenge takes place nationwide
With the hash tag challenges taking its form to make a difference in the society, #TrashTag challeng…
April 3, 2019
Gaydrungs worried after termination of contract
With the termination of contract of 74 gaydrungs (gewog clerk) on March 16, gaydrungs across the cou…
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Tata Motors launches the new range of Intermediate and Light Commercial Vehicles in Bhutan
Tata Motors, the leading commercial vehicle brand in Bhutan, announced the commercial launch of four …
Read More »Canada committed for stronger ties
To mark the 15 years of diplomatic relation between Bhutan and Canada, the Ambassador of …
Read More »Zimdra to raise vehicle prices from Jan 2019
Zimdra Automobiles will raise the price of its vehicles from January 2019. The increase in …
Read More »Padtseling truelku takes over Aku Trongmi lhakhang
The Pema Yoesel Choeling Lhakhang, popularly known as Aku Trongmi Lhakhang handed over its management …
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Oie mobile app launched
By Phurpa Wangmo DrukSmart launched Oie, an online mobile taxi booking application on Friday. The …
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Education
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How do we preserve the vanishing cultures?
The stone slab is oily and smooth. There is no altar but three men are prostrating, murmuring some prayers. There is a small fire built to burn pine leaves as incense. On the stone slab are rice, meat, fruits and some cash. The men leave the place and wait. Two crows circle around the stone slab. They are satisfied. They …
Read More »Healing Practices in Wamling
Healing Practices in Wamling The popularity of modern medicine is pushing out the local curative practices By Kinley Yonten When someone is bitten by a snake, the first thing people do is to tie the bitten part with a rope to prevent poison from entering the body. It is also advisable to drink little Ara (home brewed beverage) by both …
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