King appreciates army role in serving the nation
King Jigme Khesar said armed forces in the country have served the nation at all times in our history
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‘HOME’ exhibition concludes
A four day photo exhibition named “HOME” based on resettled Bhutanese in the United States of America (USA) has concluded on April 24
Police arrests S. B. Subba
Nepal Police arrested chairman of Human Rights Organization of Bhutan (HUROB) S. B. Subba on Friday afternoon on suspicion of his link in Belndagi I murder case
RCSC promotes 10 officials
The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) announced the promotion 10 senior government officials effective from July last year
One Year of Democracy and National Security
Walking down history lanes years later, the year 2008 will go down as a remarkable year for Bhutan. That year, a King was crowned and a Prime Minister was elected. There were also many worthy firsts in 2008 – first Constitution in the history of the kingdom, the first democratic elections based on adult franchise, […]
Bhutanese in Kentucky organized
Bhutanese who have been resettled in in Kentucky area has announced the formation of Bhutanese Society of Kentucky on April 11
Bhutan EC team to lean election process in India
A five-member delegation from Bhutan will visit the Uttar Pradesh state in India to learn democratic electoral process, where elections are scheduled for Lok Sabha
Na members get cash for ‘constituency development’
The National Council members seemed to be irked at the decision of the government to provide constituency development grant to the elected leaders of National Assembly
Land price likely to skyrocket
The land price in Bhutan is certain to skyrocket with government, during the cabinet meeting on Wednesday, increasing the compensation to land acquisition by almost 20 fold
Health gathering begins, telemedicine facility launched
The three-day annual national gathering of the doctors and medical staffs from across the country began in Thimphu on Thursday. Prime Minister Jigmi Y. Thinley inaugurated the conference