The land commission dealt all land cases since the enactment of the Land Act 2007
Judiciary: To render speedy resolutions to land related disputes, the Supreme Court Chief Justice recently instructed courts to accept four types of cases directly without them having to route through the National Land Commission.
Read More »IRB: The finance ministry has formed an independent review body (IRB) comprising seven members to review grievances from suppliers related to procurement.
Read More »Facility: After an artificial lake washed away the existing crematorium four years ago, people of Nganglam dunkhag have been cremating bodies in the open.
Read More »Theft: Three Boleros, two with Bhutan’s registration numbers and the third with an Indian number, went missing from the core area in Phuentsholing town on July 12 morning.
Read More »The Royal Bhutan Police is in the process of acquiring land to establish the lab Crime: Six years after her brother was acquitted of an alleged murder, Tshering Dema vividly recalls the ordeal her family was put through as they waited for the DNA test results.
Read More »While the Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority has found a flight safety officer it could not recruit an airworthiness officer Aviation: In what should improve Bhutan's flight safety rating, the Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) has found a fully qualified flight safety officer after going for more than a decade without one.
Read More »Within 10 days, a team from RBA rebuilt the new bridge connecting Laya with the rest of the country Update: With a new bridge constructed over the Mochhu at Tongchudrak, some 381 cordycep collectors of Laya who returned home on July 9 can now leave for Gasa to attend the cordycep auction this week.
Read More »ACC: In continuation to its ongoing investigation, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has suspended licenses of two businesses, Yeshey Pema Tyres and Yeshey Pema Enterprise after finding a prima facie (based on impression) case of corruption.
Read More »Canine: Dog bite cases are significantly less in developed world where there are strong pet dog policies and laws.
Read More »Sherubling HSS and Trongsa PS might be merged but people recommend Samcholing schools as a central school Education: Sherubling Higher Secondary School (SHSS) and Trongsa Primary School (TPS), which are located nearby are likely to be merged to and become the dzongkhag’s second central school should the education ministry approve the idea from Prime minister Tshering Tobgay.
Read More »A land policy has been framed to safeguard land against privatisation
Resources: The Druk Holding and Investments (DHI) will be transferring the ownership of some hundreds of acres of land that are with the DHI owned companies, to ensure that the land remains as state property for all times to come.
Read More »Football: Eight new foreign players have joined the ongoing Bank of Bhutan National League, signalling a new development of football in the country.
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The sight of nosy reporters hanging around offices and businesses is often not appreciated unless they were called or invited. And quite often, young reporters give into pressures. They come back empty handed thoroughly convinced that the issue is either sensitive or officials are not ready to talk.
Read More »Buddhist philosophy enumerates that life of all sentient beings are precious and no harm may be caused. No man made (positive) laws should alienate natural laws.
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