Bhutan’s hammered coinage (Maartrum) era ended with the advent of two of our earliest milled coinages – the silver Thala and two sizes...

Records of Bhutan’s earliest coinage are none existent. However we can make some educated conjectures. We know from the notes made by the ...

For a country that did not use money, Bhutan was flooded with overabundance of metal currency - from six different countries and perhaps m...

A Bengali babu - a civil servant - by the name of Kishenkant Bose visited Bhutan in 1815. His comments in relation to coinage in the count...

In the last issue of the  TheBhutanese newspaper, its Editor Tenzing Lamsang proposed the idea that the Bhutanese farmers and the private...

Dear Rotarians, We successfully conducted Bhutan’s first laser surgery last week on a patient suffering from precancerous lesion in her o...

Wangcha Sangey says it all in his Blog: “…….. Presently Bhutan gets less than Rs. 2.00 per unit for export to India. And domestic aver...

The Royal Government of Bhutan struck silver  Thala coins for the first time in 1929. Some 20,000 of them were struck. The engraving of t...

The KUENSEL of 6th June, 2019 reporting on the issue the Vehicle Quota writes as follows: “The Prime Minister, Cabinet Ministers and...

The present set of lawmakers need to seriously consider what they will be imperiling – should they choose not to be responsible – when the...

I became entitled to a Vehicle Quota in 1979. I wanted to buy a TOYOTA Corona sedan. The CIF Phuentsholing price then was Nu.64,000.00. T...

Yesterday a Member of the Parliament called me to say that the 4th Pay Commission’s recommendations have been tabled for discussion. Thus...