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EconomyInformal Trade Undercuts Formal Businesses in Phuentsholing

Informal trade through private vehicles and social media channels is creating unfair competition in Phuentsholing, undercutting formal businesses that bear full regulatory costs. Discover how...

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EconomyBhutan's Agricultural Future: Why Economics Must Drive Food Security

Bhutan faces a critical choice: treat agriculture as an economic mandate or risk increasing food dependency. Discover why farming modernization is essential for national security...

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EconomyBreaking Down Barriers: The Economics of Cheaper Goods

Border towns face unique pricing challenges that drive consumers across boundaries. Discover how structural policy barriers, not retailer incompetence, create price disparities and what solutions...

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EconomyMongar's One-Stop Service Centre: Solving Business Bottlenecks

Mongar's business community faces multiple regulatory barriers. A groundbreaking one-stop service centre proposal aims to streamline approvals, simplify finance access, and eliminate bureaucratic bottlenecks affecting...

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EconomyMoICE 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...

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EconomyBusiness Costs Surge in Phuentsholing Due to Taxes

Heavy taxation, import fees, and supply chain fragmentation are driving up business costs in Phuentsholing, forcing consumers to shop in neighbouring Jaigaon. A recent study...

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EconomyRMA Reviews BNB Double Deduction Incident Affecting 54,000 Customers

The Royal Monetary Authority reviews Bhutan National Bank's double deduction incident affecting 54,000+ customers. System error during maintenance caused duplicate charges; potential regulatory penalties possible.

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EconomyTaktse Businesses Revive as Students Return to College

Taktse village experiences economic revival as the Trongsa College for Heritage and Contemporary Studies welcomes 125 new students and launches five new undergraduate programmes, revitalizing...

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EconomyBhutan's Mineral Revolution: Moving Beyond Hydropower

Recent geophysical surveys reveal significant mineral anomalies in Bhutan, including tungsten and copper deposits. These discoveries could transform the nation's economy and reduce reliance on...

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EconomyTsirang Business Community Demands Regulatory Overhaul

Tsirang's business leaders and government officials unite in demanding regulatory reforms to unlock growth potential. The district seeks streamlined processes, improved financing access, and digital...

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EconomyBhutan's Foreign Reserves Exceed Safety Thresholds

Bhutan's foreign reserves have strengthened to USD 1.19 billion, exceeding constitutional minimums by 100% despite mounting import pressures from fuel costs and currency depreciation. This...

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EconomyBhutan Pushes Forward on Suvidha Fee Relief for Exporters

Bhutan's government intensifies diplomatic efforts to ease Suvidha fee burden on exporters. Recent high-level discussions with West Bengal authorities signal progress toward practical solutions for...

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