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Three Demkhongs of Samdrup Jongkhar to have reliable water supply soon

Three Demkhongs of Samdrup Jongkhar to have reliable water supply soon

Residents of Kipse, Bangtsho, and Samdrup Gatshel Demkhong in Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde look forward to a more reliable water supply. The thromde’s works to supply water from a new source is nearing completion. The construction scheduled for completion in October last year is now expected to complete by June this year. Although the new water supply project has been completed...

New vegetable market shed in Bajo to ease space crunch

New vegetable market shed in Bajo to ease space crunch

Vegetable vendors at Wangdue’s Bajo town will have a spacious market shed by the end of next year.  The construction of a new vegetable market shed is set to commence from June this year. Currently, vegetable vendors struggle with a space crunch at the existing market shed which accommodates more than 35 vendors. Due to the limited space, farmers from...

Over 550 landowners in Samtenling Gewog to make way for Gelephu International Airport

Over 550 landowners in Samtenling Gewog to make way for Gelephu International Airport

Over 550 landowners in Samtenling Gewog, Sarpang, are preparing to make way for the construction of the Gelephu International Airport. With around 1,400 acres falling under the project area, they have three choices: land replacement, tokenisation(similar to leasing) and monetary compensation. Meanwhile, government offices located in the area are also getting ready to vacate their premises. The construction of the...

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