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PDP’s financial status to worsen further

Thimphu, September 29: People’s Democratic Party (PDP), the opposition feared to get dissolved due to bankruptcy, is likely to get further financial hurdles as Bank of Bhutan failed to auction the land owned by its president. Sangey Ngedup had mortgaged his 67 decimal land in Changdedaphu, Thimphu for Nu 20 million during the party’s election […]

Published on Sep 29 2008 // Main News

Parties revive membership drive, few turn-up

Phuentsholing, September 29:  Four months in the government, the Druk Phuensum Tshogpa has revived its drive for renewal of party membership, but it turned out to be failing move since less than 150 have become members of the party in two-month’s time. Against its last year’s claimed figure of 12,000 members, only 53 have renewed […]

Published on Sep 29 2008 // Main News

Pemagatshel market shift raises concern (Economy)

Thimphu, September 30: District Administration in Pemagatshel has begun studies on feasibility of shifting the current town to a new location, hoping that this will economically help the Kathokpas. If works go as planned, the current town will be shifted to a new location, 12 km away from today’s setting. According to district administration officials, […]

Published on Sep 29 2008 // Main News

‘Democracy in Bhutan, not by will of people’

New York, September 27: Prime Minister Jigmi Thinely said that democracy in the country has come not because of the will of the people but because of the persuasion of the king, who made efforts for the last thirty years to establish prerequisites of democratic culture and institutional arrangements. Addressing the UN General Assembly Friday […]

Published on Sep 27 2008 // Main News

WB assures security to Bhutanese students

Kalimpong, September 27: Government of West Bengal state in India has assured to provide security to the Bhutanese students in case of disturbances in the states. During the 18th Border Coordination meeting that ended Friday in Kalimpong, the Bhutanese delegation raised the recent incident in Darjeeling where Bhutanese students suffered due to members of Gorkha […]

Published on Sep 27 2008 // Main News

Come relax, the Coronation Park is open (City)

Thimphu, September 26: In presence of two ministers and senior government officials, Royal Highness Ashi Chimi Yangzom Wangchuck scissors red ribbon here to inaugurate the Coronation Park. The function that took place Thursday was attended by Works and Human Settlement Minister Yeshey Zimba, the Finance Minister Wangdi Norbu, both regarded as most loyal to royal […]

Published on Sep 26 2008 // Main News

Bhutan to establish relation with UNSC members: PM

New York, September 25: Prime Minister Jigmi Thinley said Bhutan will be revising the policy for establishing diplomatic relations with permanent member of the UN Security Council to match the changing time. Earlier, King Jigme Singye had announced that Bhutan will not have relation with such countries but continue to have relations with India if […]

Published on Sep 25 2008 // Main News

Bhutanese in Frankfurt asks Nepali PM for amicable solutions

Frankfurt (Germany), September 24: Tej Man Rayaka, an exiled Bhutanese taking refuge in Germany, called on the Nepalese Prime Minister Puspa Kamal Dahal in Frankfurt on September 21. Rayaka submitted an appeal on behalf of exiled Bhutanese requesting him to find lasting solution to long-standing Bhutanese stalemate.  "I found him really concerned over the issue", […]

Published on Sep 24 2008 // Main News

Over 5000 have left Nepal under TCR program

Geneva, September 24: The UN News Agency said that over 5,000 exiled Bhutanese have left their camps in Nepal for resettlement in various countries. The vast majority of the refugees have left for the United States, followed by Australia, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Norway, Canada and Denmark, under the program which began only this year, […]

Published on Sep 24 2008 // Main News

Second report on CRC presented to UN

New York, September 24: Thakur S. Powdyel, Minister of Education and Chairperson of the National Commission for Women and Children, said that, since 2001, Bhutan had adopted significant measures in the field of child rights, particularly in legislation relating to children. He was speaking while presenting the second national report on child rights before the […]

Published on Sep 24 2008 // Main News
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