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NewsExecutives Poised to Propel Bhutan's Digital Growth

Marketing executives in Bhutan are ready to drive digital growth following a groundbreaking training program that equips them with cutting-edge digital marketing skills.

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NewsRapper Cutie Appeals Conviction in Bhutan Case

Rapper Cutie and Kelden Dorji appeal their convictions in a high-profile Bhutanese case, stirring public debate on violence and justice.

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NewsGovt. Readies GLOF Contingency Plan for Punakha Dzong

The Bhutanese government is finalizing a GLOF contingency plan for Punakha Dzong, enhancing disaster preparedness for this cultural landmark.

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NewsDANTAK: Prioritizing Safety Over Distance

Project DANTAK is redefining road success in Bhutan by prioritizing safety and sustainability over mere kilometers, ensuring safer travel and better connectivity.

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NewsRoyal Visit Brings Unity to Gelephu 🌟

Their Majesties' visit to Gelephu highlights Bhutan's commitment to unity and development, with ambitious projects like the 108 Chortens reflecting national progress.

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NewsRevamping Bhutan's NDI for Real Utility

Bhutan's National Digital Identity Act promises innovation and global recognition but faces domestic challenges. Learn how Bhutan can shift from awards to real utility.

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NewsDoksum's Water Crisis: New Project Brings Hope

Doksum's water crisis may soon end with a new project promising reliable access to clean water, thanks to a collaborative effort between KHPL and local...

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NewsLingzhi LSS Resolves Staff Quarter Shortage

Lingzhi LSS in Bhutan has resolved its staff quarter shortage, thanks to local administrative support and ongoing infrastructure improvements.

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NewsAni Pema Deki Honored with British Citizen Award

Ani Pema Deki receives the British Citizen Award for her decade-long work supporting children with disabilities in Bhutan, emphasizing compassion and philanthropy.

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NewsYak Herds Sustain Bhutanese Highlands

A study finds that 23 milch yaks form the economic backbone for Bhutan's highland households, highlighting the cultural and economic significance of yak farming.

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NewsFrom Abuse to Hope: PEMA Home's Life-Changing Role

PEMA Home in Bhutan transforms lives affected by abuse and neglect, offering shelter, care, and a path to recovery. Discover how it helps individuals reclaim...

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NewsDomestic Violence Leads Bhutan's Crime Statistics

Domestic violence leads Bhutan's crime cases in 2026, with police recording nearly 2,000 offences in six months, highlighting a pressing social issue.

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