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NewsKuri-Gongri Hydropower Project Enters Review Stage

The Kuri-Gongri Hydropower Project, a major step in Bhutan's energy expansion, enters review. Learn about its potential impact and challenges.

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NewsBhutan Telecom: Employee Challenges Retirement Ruling

A Bhutan Telecom employee challenges her compulsory retirement over alleged misconduct, raising questions about workplace discipline and fairness in Bhutan.

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NewsShrinking Farmland Threatens Food Security

Bhutan faces a critical challenge as shrinking farmland threatens its food self-reliance goals. With decreased arable land, the nation must innovate to ensure food security.

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NewsNew Route Reconnects Denchukha Amid Bridge Delays

A new route restores access to Denchukha, Bhutan, after bridge delays. Residents face challenges, but efforts are underway to improve transport infrastructure.

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NewsVillagers Demand Durable Bridge Amid Monsoon Woes

Villagers in Ritey and Champagang demand a durable bridge to withstand monsoon rains, highlighting the need for sustainable infrastructure in Bhutan.

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NewsExcavation Mishap Sparks Outrage in Motithang

Residents in Motithang face financial losses after excavation damages cables. They demand accountability from Thimphu Thromde and contractors.

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NewsThe Complexities Behind FAB's Deregistration

The Film Association of Bhutan faces deregistration due to non-compliance, impacting its cultural advocacy role. Explore the challenges and future of Bhutan's film industry.

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NewsThe Hidden Risks of De Facto Marriages

Explore the legal and social implications of de facto marriages in Bhutan, revealing the risks and consequences of this growing trend.

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NewsThe Legacy of Bhutan's Belgian Rattlesnakes

Discover the intriguing history of Bhutan's Lewis guns and the Second King's strategic vision for military modernization amidst global turmoil.

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NewsUS Ends Duration of Status for Student Visas

The US ends its 'duration of status' visa policy, introducing fixed stays for foreign students, impacting Bhutanese scholars. Learn about these changes.

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NewsBhutan, Japan Strengthen Development Ties

Bhutan and Japan have reaffirmed their commitment to development cooperation during the 21st Annual Economic Consultations, marking 40 years of diplomatic relations.

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NewsTeachers Navigate Dangerous Roads for School

Bhutanese teachers brave treacherous roads during monsoon to reach school, highlighting dedication and resilience amidst challenging conditions.

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