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Foreign grants drop by over 26 per cent in last financial year

Foreign grants drop by over 26 per cent in last financial year

With around Nu 10.6bn received in foreign grant in the last financial year, Bhutan's foreign grant has dropped by over 26 per cent compared to the previous year. Bhutan received around Nu 14.4bn in the 2022-2023 fiscal year, according to the Annual Financial Statements. This change came as Bhutan transitioned from a Least Developed Country to a developing nation, impacting...

900 terminally ill patients benefit from palliative care since 2018

900 terminally ill patients benefit from palliative care since 2018

A warm meal, a kind word, and a little joy can bring comfort to those going through life-threatening illnesses. Since 2018, palliative care services in the country have helped 900 patients facing terminal illnesses, offering relief from pain and emotional distress. By addressing physical, psychological, and spiritual needs, palliative care is designed to prevent and relieve suffering by ensuring early...

Norgaygang GC road in Samtse undergoes much-needed resurfacing after years of neglect

Norgaygang GC road in Samtse undergoes much-needed resurfacing after years of neglect

After years of deteriorating conditions and neglect, the long-awaited resurfacing of Norgaygang Gewog Centre or GC road in Samtse is finally underway. This was possible after the government’s recent decision to transfer the maintenance of GC roads back to the Department of Surface Transport, relieving gewogs with long stretches, limited budgets and technical expertise from the burden of road upkeep....

Bhutanese opt for affordable, convenient MBA at RIM amid growing overseas study trends

Bhutanese opt for affordable, convenient MBA at RIM amid growing overseas study trends

In recent years, a growing number of Bhutanese have been leaving for higher studies abroad, especially in Australia. But the Royal Institute of Management has also seen a steady rise in Master of Business Administration enrolments for three consecutive years. This year recorded the highest intake, reflecting a growing preference for upgrading their education within the country. The Royal Institute...

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