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Inland Water Transport Terminal at Jogighopa, Assam to boost trade between Bhutan, India and Bangladesh

Inland Water Transport Terminal at Jogighopa, Assam to boost trade between Bhutan, India and Bangladesh

Bhutan’s trade with India and Bangladesh will now be more efficient, cost-effective and streamlined. Industry, Commerce & Employment Minister and Indian Union Minster for Ports, Shipping & Waterways launched the Inland Water Transport Terminal at Jogighopa in Assam yesterday.  The Inland Water Transport Terminal is located 91 kilometres from Gelephu. It will facilitate Bhutanese exporters to send agricultural products, boulders,...

From wild harvesting to sustainable growth: A new chapter for Pouzolzia

From wild harvesting to sustainable growth: A new chapter for Pouzolzia

A pilot project to cultivate Pouzolzia sanguinea, a valuable non-wood forest product, has proven successful in Pema Gatshel’s Tokari village. This initiative aims to ensure the sustainability of Pouzolzia, which is heavily harvested for commercial purposes and faces potential decline. The pilot project was started last year. Sonam Jamtsho, a member of the Tokari Pouzolzia Sanguinea nursery group, is looking...

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...

Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck Super Fablab produces medical device part for Japanese company, expands global reach

Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck Super Fablab produces medical device part for Japanese company, expands global reach

The Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck Super FabLab has locally manufactured 75 units of the slit used in the Smart Eye Camera used for detection of eye diseases. Of these, 25 units have been distributed domestically, while 50 units have been supplied to OUI Inc. a Japanese start-up. According to the Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck Super FabLab, this marks its first international partnership...

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