Technical assessment conducted collaboratively for PHPA-Idam
Technical teams from India and Bhutan are assessing stabilization methods for the right bank slip as part of a collaborative technical evaluation for the 1,200 MW PHPA-I project. In order…
Services for bill discounting to assist contractors with their cash flow
The Bill Discounting Facility was introduced yesterday by the Finance Ministry in cooperation with the RMA and the FIAB. The goal of this program is to alleviate the ongoing cash…
Domestic electricity use surpasses than exports
For the first time in 2023, Bhutan’s domestic electricity consumption exceeded exports, marking a significant change in the nation’s energy dynamics. This is different from the previous ten years, when…
Almost Nu 200 million was wasted on unnecessary expenses
According to the RAA assessment, large investments have not produced any real or economic benefit, and inefficiency and reckless expenditure have led to large losses. When public resources are mishandled…
In Naro Gewog, a fire destroys 1,000 acres of woods and four homes
A major fire in Naro Gewog, Thimphu, destroyed four traditional dwellings and scorched over 1,000 acres of forest. The fire started in Barshong village and grew out of control. Most…
Fire in Thimpu destroyed traditional residences
Although there have been no recorded injuries, a major fire in Thimphu has destroyed four traditional residences and scorched over 1,000 acres of forest. The local people were unable to…
Samdrupjongkhar unveils a brand-new tourism destination
Samdrupjongkhar is increasing its attempts to establish eastern Bhutan as a travel destination by creating additional entrance and departure ports for foreign visitors. In order to do this, the Dzongkhag…
Pingtang Dechen Phodrang Dzong: majestic dzongs (fortresses) in Bhutan
One of Bhutan’s most important and magnificent dzongs (fortresses) is Punakha Dzong, also called Pungtang Dechen Photrang Dzong. For the people of Bhutan, it is extremely significant both historically and…
The Tiger’s Nest In Bhutan: The Taktsang Monastery
Taktsang Monastery, sometimes referred to as Paro Taktsang or Tiger’s Nest in Bhutan, is situated in the Paro area. Taktsang lies 2,950 meters (9,678 feet) above sea level and clings…
Introducing Queen Jetsun Pema, also known as “Kate Middleton”
The Bhutanese Queen, who is married to King Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck, is renowned for her grace, wisdom, and dedication to her country. This creative and athletic monarch is reinventing contemporary…