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BBS launches Druk Vote for seamless reality show voting

BBS launches Druk Vote for seamless reality show voting

Voting for reality shows aired on national television will get easier and simpler. The Bhutan Broadcasting Service, BBS launched a web application called Druk Vote today. Until now, voting has only been possible via SMS. BBS has been airing reality shows since 2008 on its Channel 2. BBS said the web application is expected to enhance transparency, create revenue opportunities,...

Government secures over Nu 16bn towards FDI target of 500bn by 2029

Government secures over Nu 16bn towards FDI target of 500bn by 2029

The government has secured over Nu 16bn toward its Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) target of Nu 500bn by 2029. The finance minister during the Meet the Press session yesterday said the hydropower sector continues to be a major driver of foreign investments. The government is now working on regulatory reforms to simplify procedures and attract more investments. Last year alone,...

Businesses struggling with declining customers due to ongoing Kuendelling Bazam reconstruction – Thimphu

Businesses struggling with declining customers due to ongoing Kuendelling Bazam reconstruction – Thimphu

Clothing and handicraft vendors operating their businesses near the Centenary Farmers’ Market in Thimphu are struggling with dwindling customers due to the ongoing Kuendelling Bazam renovation. While Thimphu Thromde has set a 15-month deadline for the bridge’s completion, shopkeepers said they were not adequately informed about the project’s impact and relocation plans. The bridge reconstruction will cost Nu 33 M....

Sheytemi valley readies to host Rhododendron Week, Merak

Sheytemi valley readies to host Rhododendron Week, Merak

Sheytemi in Merak Gewog is set to come alive with vibrant colours as Trashigang hosts the first-ever Rhododendron Week. As visitors explore blooming rhododendrons against the backdrop of majestic mountains, the festival promises to showcase the region’s rich biodiversity while uplifting local businesses and communities. Nestled in the picturesque Sheytemi valley, known for its breathtaking landscapes and diverse flora, the...

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