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Farm roads receive highest funding, while education, health, and livestock suffer – RAA Review Report

Farm roads receive highest funding, while education, health, and livestock suffer – RAA Review Report

The Royal Audit Authority’s review report on the Local Government Development Grant found that most local government funds are being allocated to farm roads and Lhakhang development. The report states that key sectors such as education, health, and livestock are given the least priority. The 2024 Annual Grant Guideline prioritises projects with economic and social benefits that will boost local...

Punakha distributes mustard seeds worth Nu 1 M to boost cooking oil self-sufficiency

Punakha distributes mustard seeds worth Nu 1 M to boost cooking oil self-sufficiency

In Punakha, efforts are underway to revive the district’s cooking oil self-sufficiency. The district administration is encouraging people to grow mustard to meet the domestic demand for cooking oil. Officials have supplied mustard seeds worth around one million ngultrum to all the gewogs in the district. The initiative aims to reduce the import of cooking oil, boost economic opportunities and...

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....

National Open Chess Championship 2025 sees participants aged 8 to 44

National Open Chess Championship 2025 sees participants aged 8 to 44

The National Open Chess Championship 2025 brought together 24 participants from diverse backgrounds in the capital on Saturday. Players competed in six intense rounds, showcasing their strategic skills. The winners and runners-up were awarded trophies and certificates. The Bhutan Chess Federation organised the tournament using the Swiss system format, ensuring fair competition without early eliminations. Players competed in all six...

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