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REGISTER WITH SECTOR CLEARANCE – Trade Office, Thimphu, Bhutan 1 Bakery / Confectionary 2 Carpet Production using dye 3 Casting of Basic precious metals 4 Consultancy in Aeronautics Services 5 Consultancy in architectural and engineering activities and related 6 Contract -W2 (Traditional Bhutanese Painting/Finishing Works – Internal and external finishing and decorations of all structures […]

APPROACH DZONGKHAG PRIORITY SECTOR LENDING COMMITTEE FOR PROCESSING BUSINESS PROPOSAL. LICENSE IS ISSUED BY CONCERNED REGIONAL TRADE AND INDUSTRY OFFICES 1 Agricultural Crops Clearances Remarks 1.1 Cereals: rice, buckwheat, maize and quinoa Clearance from Department of Agriculture and location clearance Environment Clearance (EC) exempted for Organic farming 1.2 Oil seed crops (sunflower, mustard, groundnut and

Business activities not delegated to Regional Trade and Industry Office for Approval: Applicant cannot apply online directly without Project Approval from the Department of Cottage and Small Industry.                                                                                                                                                                                              ***First put up your proposal to the Department of Cottage and Small Industry with a cover letter addressed to Director General for Project Approval for the following activities and any

ACTIVITIES DELEGATED TO REGIONAL TRADE AND INDUSTRY OFFICES: PLEASE PROCESS FOR APPROVAL AND LICENSING DIRECTLY WITH THE RESPECTIVE REGIONAL TRADE AND INDUSTRY OFFICE BASED ON YOUR BUSINESS LOCATION. Sl# ACTIVITY Sector Clearance required/Not 1 Assembling of Solar, mobile phones, household electronics Not required 2 Astrological services Not required 3 Bill collection services Not required 4 Building

Ferrosilicon Ferro alloys are one of the important inputs in the manufacture of alloys and special steel. Ferro-alloys impart special properties to steel in terms of increasing resistance to corrosion, oxidation to improve hardness, tensile strength at high temperatures, wear and abrasion resistance with addition of carbon to increase creep strength, etc. The growth of

Dolomite is a mineral composed of calcium and magnesium carbonate. It is of sedimentary origin and is expected to have been formed due to chemical action of sea-water containing high percentage of magnesia, on limestone. Depending upon the variation in the lime and magnesia content, various forms of dolomite include (a) ‘calcitic’ dolomite – having