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NewsPhuentsholing Hospital Apologizes for Registration Mix-up

Phuentsholing General Hospital apologizes for a registration mix-up, pledging to address systemic gaps and improve healthcare access for all.

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NewsCordyceps Auction: Half Withdrawn on Opening Day

The anticipation at Sephu auction was high as collectors strategically withheld over half of their cordyceps harvest, betting on better prices in coming days.

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NewsWangdue Court Orders Child Abuse Training

Wangdue Dzongkhag Court sentences a man for minor harassment, mandates child abuse training for officers, highlighting systemic reforms needed in Bhutan.

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NewsCSOA Denies FAB's Registration Renewal Bid

CSOA has denied the Film Association of Bhutan's appeal to renew its registration due to persistent compliance issues, impacting its ability to operate effectively.

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NewsInside Bhutan's Illegal Timber Trade

Bhutan's illegal timber trade poses significant environmental and economic threats. Learn about the root causes, economic implications, and potential solutions.

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NewsPart-Time Job Pilot Places 90+ in First Month

Over 90 job seekers in Bhutan have found part-time jobs within a month of a new pilot program, aiming to expand employment opportunities.

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NewsBhutanese Entrepreneur Wins Global Award

Pema Lhadon, founder of Shaoulee Food Products, wins the Bayer Foundation Award 2026 for her impactful work in Bhutanese agriculture, empowering over 6,000 farmers.

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NewsParo Court Convicts Kelden Dorji, Rapper Cutie

Paro court sentences Kelden Dorji and rapper Cutie for attempted voluntary manslaughter, highlighting challenges in addressing violent crime in Bhutan.

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NewsWangdue Court Exposes Fraudulent Divorce Plot

The Wangdue Dzongkhag Court fined a couple for a fraudulent divorce used to migrate to Australia. This case highlights legal challenges in migration processes.

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NewsPhuentsholing Faces Housing Crisis After Floods

Floods in Phuentsholing have displaced 87 families, worsening the town's housing shortage. The crisis highlights the urgent need for sustainable housing solutions.

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NewsAccountability in JDWNRH Radiotherapy Service Failure

The suspension of JDWNRH's radiotherapy services has left cancer patients seeking treatment abroad, raising accountability questions and highlighting systemic healthcare challenges in Bhutan.

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NewsYoung Wild Elephant's Natural Passing

A young wild elephant in Gelephu succumbed to natural causes, highlighting the challenges of wildlife conservation amidst Bhutan's development.

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