Drungkhag Administration, Phuentsholing

20/05/2026

05/05/2026

The Drungkhag Administration, Phuentsholing, extends a warm welcome to Ms. Sucheta Chatterjee, IFS, the new Consul General of India in Phuentsholing, Bhutan. In a traditional gesture of respect and goodwill, a Khadar was presented to the Consul General, further cementing the close ties between India and Bhutan. The Drungkhag wishes her a happy, prosperous, and successful tenure in her new posting

26/04/2026

Commemorating Zhabdrung Kuchoe 2026 at Rinchending Lhakhang, Phuntsholing a sacred monastery constructed in 1965 by Gyalyum Phuntsho Choden for the benefit of all sentient beings. May the Buddha Dharma flourish eternally, and may peace prevail throughout the universe.

25/04/2026

Ongoing landslides on the Darjegang–Deling Marbjee farm road in Phuentsholing Gewog threaten to completely cut off access for local communities.
To address this, we have initiated a bypass from Kabreytar. However, because the terrain remains unstable, please expect frequent blockages and travel disruptions during the heavy monsoon season. Permanent stabilization work will begin as soon as the emergency ad hoc budget request is sanctioned.

23/04/2026

The main gate in Phuentsholing opened and normal traffic resumed at 7 p.m.

23/04/2026

We have recently visited the banks of the Amochu River (above Zone 😎 to assess current flood risks and identify necessary mitigation works. It was learnt that the Department of Geology and Mines (DGM) has already allocated dredging sites to eight firms, under the strict condition that they construct resilient barriers along their respective stretches. We emphasized the importance of these barriers and the clearing of waterways to prevent overflow, as mandated by the DGM.We are hopeful that these measures are robust enough to prevent a recurrence of last year’s devastating floods.

18/04/2026

Urgent Notification for necessary compliance

09/04/2026

A grand Riwo Sangchoe will be organized on 12/4/26 near new Bazam (PTDP) for the collective well-being of the residents of Phuentsholing. Through this ritual, we seek to appease the local deities and pray for protection against flooding, windstorms, and other natural calamities. So we request all the residents of Phuntsholing to come and offer your Nyendhars and Prayers.The sangchoe will be presided over by the Ven. Tshogi Lopen Rimpoche with over 50 monks

27/03/2026

To enhance the safety of devotees, we are initiating the installation of safety railings along the steep sections of the path leading from the base to Tumdra Ney. (jayantey Makaal dham). Our improvement plan includes constructing a concrete staircase to replace the existing trail and widening the route where possible to ensure a more secure and accessible journey

23/03/2026

On March 20, 2026, a delegation led by the Director of the Land Ports Authority of India (LPAI) and Bhutanese officials visited the proposed sites for an Integrated Check Post (ICP) at Gowabari (India) and near workshop area on Bhutanese side. The construction of the ICP is expected to significantly ease traffic congestion along the Jaigaon–Manglabari route, addressing a major concern for the residents of Jaigaon and Phuentsholing.