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Pema Gatshel calls for uninterrupted Community Centers’ service during consultation with National Assembly’s Good Governance Committee

Pema Gatshel calls for uninterrupted Community Centers’ service during consultation with National Assembly’s Good Governance Committee

For over a decade, Community Centers have been a lifeline for residents of remote gewogs, bringing essential services to their doorsteps. However, over the past few years, frequent changes in parent organisation, has created confusion and uncertainty among the public and staff keeping these centres running. During a consultation for public hearing by the National Assembly’s Good Governance Committee in...

Portion of concrete footpath demolished after Gewog built on private land without approval, Samtse

Portion of concrete footpath demolished after Gewog built on private land without approval, Samtse

A new footpath in Maedgang village in Samtse was supposed to bring relief to residents, especially young children, during the monsoon. However, just as the project neared completion, a portion of the concrete footpath had to be dismantled after it was found to be constructed on private land without approval. The Norbugang Gewog administration initiated the construction of a 1.3-kilometre...

Country’s unemployment rate drops

Country’s unemployment rate drops

The country’s unemployment rate has dropped to 3.5 per cent in 2024 compared to 5.9 per cent in 2022. This is according to the National Statistics Bureau’s annual survey report 2024. Despite this drop, challenges persist, particularly for women and youth in securing jobs.   The report revealed that female unemployment remained higher than male unemployment last year. Female unemployment...

Bhutan extends humanitarian relief to Myanmar

Bhutan extends humanitarian relief to Myanmar

Bhutan has extended humanitarian assistance to Myanmar in the wake of the devastating earthquake that struck the region on March 28, 2025. A 40-member advance team comprising medical professionals and multi-sectoral specialists were deployed to Myanmar on April 1, 2025, along with relief materials, upon the Royal Command of His Majesty The King. The team, working in coordination with Myanmar’s...

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