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Rechanglu Nature-based Recreational Park becomes popular retreat, Monggar

Rechanglu Nature-based Recreational Park becomes popular retreat, Monggar

For people living in Monggar and surrounding districts with less limited recreational facilities, the Rechanglu Nature-based Recreational Park was just what they needed. Located at Saling Gewog in Monggar, the park has quickly become a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. On weekends and holidays, the park becomes a popular spot, bustling with people looking to unwind and enjoy...

Government to launch USD 100 M entrepreneurship fund to boost startups

Government to launch USD 100 M entrepreneurship fund to boost startups

Bhutanese entrepreneurs and businesses will benefit from equity financing as the government moves to foster a dynamic startup and innovation ecosystem. In line with its commitment of USD 100 M, the government will soon sign an agreement with a globally renowned venture capital firm. The Minister for Industry, Commerce, and Employment said that an open, accessible, and transparent application process...

BFF opens new headquarters and technical centre in Thimphu to boost football development

BFF opens new headquarters and technical centre in Thimphu to boost football development

The Bhutan Football Federation (BFF) officially inaugurated its new headquarters and Technical Centre at Babena in Thimphu today. The facility is set to become the country’s central hub for football development, providing training and administrative support to drive the sport forward. His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck graced the inauguration. This three-storey complex is not just an administrative centre...

Nu 60 M in unclaimed dividends remain in stock market

Nu 60 M in unclaimed dividends remain in stock market

If you invested in stocks and forgot about them, it might be time to check with your company. According to the Royal Securities Exchange of Bhutan (RSEBL), unclaimed dividends worth Nu 60M remain with publicly listed companies. Among the 18 listed companies on the Bhutanese stock exchange, 15 have declared dividends, amounting to nearly Nu 17bn so far. However, almost...

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