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CCAA receives 129 complaints in FY 2023-2024, imposes Nu 1.2M in fines

CCAA receives 129 complaints in FY 2023-2024, imposes Nu 1.2M in fines

The Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) received 129 complaints in the 2023-2024 financial year related to inflated prices, defective goods, and deceptive sales practices. According to the authority's annual report, the office had imposed fines totalling Nu 1.2M  and shut down some businesses. Of the 129 complaints received, more than half were related to breaches of terms and conditions...

Phuentshogling town undergoing redevelopment

Phuentshogling town undergoing redevelopment

Phuentshogling town is getting a major facelift. The core town is undergoing redevelopment, with the thromde transforming the Zangdopelri area to enhance both aesthetics and visitor experience. The redevelopment is aimed at making the area up to the pedestrian terminal accessible only to pedestrians, gradually. The redevelopment is being carried out as part of the overall development of urban design...

Bjagphu farmers to revive paddy cultivation

Bjagphu farmers to revive paddy cultivation

Farmers of Bjagphu Chiwog in Wangdue Phodrang’s Ruebisa Gewog can now cultivate rice without losing their harvest to wildlife. Their paddy fields are now guarded by chain-link fencing installed with support from the government. Up until now, farmers had to guard their paddy fields from wildlife day and night with some households unable to continue cultivation due to increasing human-wildlife...

Civil service workforce increases by 1,300 as attrition drops sharply: Civil Service Statistics 2024

Civil service workforce increases by 1,300 as attrition drops sharply: Civil Service Statistics 2024

Bhutan's civil service workforce grew last year, in contrast to the general perception of high attrition in recent years. The workforce increased by over 1,300 individuals, marking a 4.6 per cent rise. Additionally, the number of individuals leaving the civil service dropped sharply from over 5,200 in 2023 to approximately 2,000 last year. These are indicated in the Civil Service...

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