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GovTech Agency creates awareness on Bhutan NDI app

GovTech Agency creates awareness on Bhutan NDI app

The Bhutan National Digital Identity, or the Bhutan NDI app, was launched in October 2023. However, even today, many people still seem unfamiliar with the app, despite it having over 200,000 users. As the country gears up for the digital transformation, the GovTech Agency has begun awareness programmes in five districts, starting yesterday. Most of the people in Shompangkha gewog...

Bhutan-Thailand collaboration brings complex brain surgeries home

Bhutan-Thailand collaboration brings complex brain surgeries home

A two-week neurosurgery camp is currently underway at the national referral hospital. Three doctors from Siriraj Hospital in Thailand along with a Bhutanese medical team, will perform 21 major surgeries that would otherwise require referrals abroad. The camp aims to reduce overseas referrals and foster skill exchange between Thai and Bhutanese doctors. The collaboration focuses on surgeries related to skull...

Department of Geology and Mines proposes lowering royalties for value-added minerals to encourage local processing

Department of Geology and Mines proposes lowering royalties for value-added minerals to encourage local processing

The Department of Geology and Mines is proposing lower royalties on processed mineral exports. The move aims to boost value addition in the mining sector and support economic growth. The proposal is under review and could be tabled in Parliament this summer. Right now, dolomite carries a flat royalty rate of 6.5 per cent whether it's raw, crushed, or powdered....

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