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Finance Ministry urges agencies to withdraw inappropriate assigned pool vehicles amid rising concerns over misuse

Finance Ministry urges agencies to withdraw inappropriate assigned pool vehicles amid rising concerns over misuse

In view of the increasing misuse of the government’s pool vehicles by public servants, the finance ministry has issued a notification directing authorities to withdraw any inappropriately assigned vehicles with immediate effect. The notification, referencing the Pay Structure Reform Act of Bhutan 2022, highlights that some officials at the Specialist, P1, and lower levels have been inappropriately using pool vehicles...

200,000 trees planted so far as Bhutan Ecological Society targets 10 M trees by 2030

200,000 trees planted so far as Bhutan Ecological Society targets 10 M trees by 2030

The Bhutan Ecological Society, BES, has planted around 200,000 trees across 11 districts as part of its Mountains to Mangroves initiative. The initiative, launched last year, aims to plant over 10 million trees by 2030. Farmers in around 11 districts have planted 72,000 fruit trees and over 120,000 high-value timber species through the Mountains to Mangroves initiative. To encourage participation...

Panbang gears up for inaugural Manas Winter Festival to boost tourism

Panbang gears up for inaugural Manas Winter Festival to boost tourism

Four gewogs and 20 chiwogs of Zhemgang will come together to put forward their best locally produced organic foods and products during the inaugural Manas Winter Festival, which will take place this weekend at Panbang. The festival is a tribute to His Majesty The King’s birthday. Panbang is located within the Royal Manas National Park and spreads across three districts,...

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