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Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde takes over Zangdopelri but faces restoration challenges

Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde takes over Zangdopelri but faces restoration challenges

After years of legal disputes, Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde has officially taken over the Zangdopelri, compensating the caretaker and temple construction coordinator with over Nu 27 M. However, with the temple in a deteriorating state, the Thromde administration now faces a new challenge of securing funds for its restoration. The Zangdopelri is in poor condition with broken windows, cracked walls, and...

Preparations underway for Rhododendron Week in Merak Gewog

Preparations underway for Rhododendron Week in Merak Gewog

The people of Merak in Trashigang are gearing up for the first ever Rhododendron Week. The event, which aims to promote tourism in the east, will showcase a variety of locally made products, including souvenirs, traditional clothes, and cultural performances. The weeklong festival will take place at Sheytemi in Merak Gewog from April 3 to April 9. Women in Merak...

Bhutan NDI app surpasses 200,000 users, a nine-fold surge in a year

Bhutan NDI app surpasses 200,000 users, a nine-fold surge in a year

The Bhutan National Digital Identity or the Bhutan NDI app, has surpassed 200,000 users since its launch in October 2023. This is a nine-fold increase from last year’s figure. Additionally, the digital wallet is introducing new services, including the ability to open bank accounts remotely. One of the standout new features of the Bhutan NDI app is the ability to...

Sangshingzor Vegetable Group eyes expansion amid growing demand and water shortages, Samdrup Jongkhar

Sangshingzor Vegetable Group eyes expansion amid growing demand and water shortages, Samdrup Jongkhar

The Sangshingzor Vegetable Group in Samdrup Jongkhar’s Phuentshogthang Gewog has increased its income through off-season vegetable farming. The group aims to expand production to supply vegetables to local schools and training centers.  However, a water shortage is impeding farmers from scaling up cultivation.  The 17-member group recently harvested around 5,000 kilograms of early potatoes cultivated on an acre of land. ...

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