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Senior citizens’ picnic offers refuge from loneliness and isolation

Senior citizens’ picnic offers refuge from loneliness and isolation

Amid growing loneliness and social isolation among the elderly, driven by changing family structures and rising migration, more than 200 senior citizens came together for a picnic at Tsaluna in Thimphu. The gathering offered a chance to reconnect, not only with each other but also with the younger generation. Over shared meals and laughter, they found joy in companionship and...

EV taxi loan defaults reach Nu 41 M, BoB seizes five EV taxis

EV taxi loan defaults reach Nu 41 M, BoB seizes five EV taxis

An initiative designed to promote sustainability is, ironically, placing unsustainable pressure on banks. Bank of Bhutan alone has Non-Performing Loans amounting to over Nu 41 M from more than 30 EV taxi owners. The bank has already seized five taxis as part of its loan recovery measures. As of March this year, some 32 EV taxi owners have failed to...

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