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Historic Galem House Collapse: Family Seeks Accountability
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Labour Department Validates Bhutan Telecom Compulsory Retirement Decision
Bhutan's Department of Labour upholds Bhutan Telecom's compulsory retirement decision for a senior technical officer, finding the action lawful and consistent with national employment regulations despite employee allegations of unfair treatment.
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MoICE Achieves 98.5% Target in FY 2025-26
Bhutan's Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Employment achieved 98.5% of departmental performance targets in FY 2025-26, with five departments reaching 100% achievement rates. Strong performance in tourism, trade, and industrial development.
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Business Costs Surge in Phuentsholing Due to Taxes
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Taba Waste Facility: Five Years Idle, Accountability Missing
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Informed Governance: The Key to Inclusive Climate Resilience
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