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Rhododendron bloom declines, Lamperi festival sees sparse blossoms

Rhododendron bloom declines, Lamperi festival sees sparse blossoms

The Royal Botanical Park at Lamperi in Punakha is seeing a decline in rhododendron blooming. The park is said to have some 40 different species of rhododendrons, which usually bloom around this time of the year. Observers during the recent Lamperi Rhododendron Festival attribute the delayed and incomplete blooming to various factors, including climate change, although this is not yet...

Tashichhoeling Dungkhag terminates contract for delayed Peljorling HSS hostel project, Samtse

Tashichhoeling Dungkhag terminates contract for delayed Peljorling HSS hostel project, Samtse

A long-delayed school infrastructure project in Samtse has finally hit a breaking point. The Tashichhoeling Dungkhag Tender Committee has terminated the contract for the construction of two 200-bed hostels and a dining hall at Peljorling Higher Secondary School. Despite years of delays, multiple extensions, and over Nu 45 M already disbursed, the project remains incomplete. Today, the hostels have become...

Damdara factory owners seek relocation deadline extension

Damdara factory owners seek relocation deadline extension

Factory owners in Phuentshogling’s Damdara industrial area are calling for a deadline extension to relocate their factories to Dhamdum Industrial Park in Samtse. The Phuentshogling Thromde has set a relocation deadline for mid-next year. Worried about the time frame, business owners are planning to appeal to the prime minister. They are also asking for a freeze on the land lease...

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