AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHydropower Tragedy in Sikkim: A suspected methane blast collapsed a tunnel under construction at the Teesta Stage VI project, killing at least 10 workers and leaving 17 missing as rescue teams battle toxic gases and poor visibility. Bhutan Visa Policy: Bhutan says only three countries—India, Bangladesh and Maldives—can enter and stay visa-free in 2026, with separate special entry treatment for diplomatic passport holders from two other countries. Tourism Update: Bhutan welcomed 25,195 international visitors in June, up sharply from last year, with Indian tourists still the biggest share and average stays at 5.76 days. Education Watch: The government says the Tsirang college plan under a PPP model is still at a preliminary stage, with no formal proposal submitted yet. Renewables Push: Bhutan’s MoF has launched a time-bound tax incentive framework to speed up approved renewable energy projects, offering exemptions on key duties and taxes. Regional Security (BIMSTEC): BIMSTEC national security chiefs in New Delhi adopted non-binding maritime guidelines for disaster relief and law enforcement cooperation. Thimphu Sports: Thimphu Sports Association was formed on 16 July 1970, with a long-running role in promoting sports and community values.
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