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Prem Singh Tamang, the chief minister of Sikkim, has threatened to take severe measures against government buildings and gas stations that do not have hygienic restrooms. Speaking at the opening of Lebunba Pungwa Ne-ing Yuk Him (Manghim) in Yuma Yok, Darap, Gyalshing, the chief minister issued a warning that gas stations with dirty restrooms will be shut down and subject to fines. "The people of Sikkim are known for their cleanliness," said Chief Minister Tamang, highlighting cleanliness as a fundamental Sikkim cultural value. We have to keep this tradition alive. We will prohibit any gas station that has dirty restrooms…

The announcement by Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang that the Dzongu constituency in Sikkim will soon be converted into a free Wi-Fi zone is a significant step in improving the region's digital connection. During his speech at the Namprikdang Namsoong Festival in Upper Dzongu, the Chief Minister emphasized the government's initiatives to improve internet connectivity throughout the state, guaranteeing advantages for both locals and tourists. "This initiative reflects our commitment to fostering progress and providing equal opportunities for all," he added. The news follows the successful rollout of a similar project led by Minister NB Dahal in Rabdang hamlet in…

Prem Singh Tamang, the chief minister of Sikkim, has ordered all pubs and discos in the state to shut down by 11 p.m., threatening to revoke the license of any establishment that is discovered to remain open after that hour. The state government made the move in an attempt to protect Sikkim's cultural legacy and allay growing public safety worries. "We need to protect our heritage, customs, and culture. Even in this era of laptops and computers, we may still have fun and visit pubs and discos, but we must exercise moderation. Limits must exist," CM Tamang stated. The closure…

The Losoong and Namsoong holidays were celebrated, and Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang sent his best wishes to the state's citizens. The Chief Minister emphasized the festivities' cultural significance and gave special recognition to the Bhutia and Lepcha groups, for whom they are extremely significant. Tamang mentioned in his statement how the celebrations represent rebirth and solidarity. In order to maintain traditions and promote harmony, Losoong and Namsoong are essential components of Sikkim's cultural fabric. The Chief Minister urged people to consider their common heritage and emphasized the importance of leveraging these events to fortify ties of peace and…