2025-9-19 07:11 |
Asia-Plus hits the streets with a simple question—and gets a wide range of answers. How much money does it take to live a month without stress in Dushanbe? That’s the question Asia-Plus posed to residents of the capital in a recent street interview.
And as it turns out, the “price of peace of mind” varies greatly from person to person. .
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For a comfortable life in Dushanbe, a single person needs about 4,850 somonis (518 USD) per month, excluding rent. A family of four would require more than 17,000 somonis (1,800 USD) to cover basic expenses. asiaplustj.info »
2025-10-03 11:31
Five political parties in Tajikistan, which managed to pass a five-percent threshold in order to get into the parliament and received more than 5 percent of the votes in the recent parliamentary elections, will receive totaling over 22 million somonis from the state budget for the first time. asiaplustj.info »
2025-04-23 08:58
As of October 8, 44,570 tons of coal, 39,960 cubic meters of firewood, and 19,600 liters of diesel fuel have been stocked in Tajikistan's educational institutions for the winter period, according to the Ministry of Education and Science (MoES). asiaplustj.info »
2024-10-18 08:30
The well- known resource " FM Transfers Update " has published information about the clubs of the top league of Tajikistan . " FM Transfers Update " collects all data about football players and championships from different countries of the world . asiaplustj.info »
2024-08-23 14:43
The Transfermarkt portal has updated the list of the most expensive football clubs in the world. The teams were evaluated on the basis of infrastructure, composition and commercial condition in the sports market. asiaplustj.info »
2024-08-21 10:25
In the future, electric vehicles in Tajikistan will be required to have "green plates," although it is not yet clear if this requirement applies to all types of electric transport or just passenger electric vehicles. asiaplustj.info »
2024-07-11 09:30
It turned out that the difference in rural-urban households food spending on food is actually not very big; somewhere rural residents are rescued by subsidiary farming, but it is more expensive to bring imported food products to them. asiaplustj.info »
2022-08-15 14:19
Gulanor Atobek, the chairwoman of Alif Bank, skillfully manages not only a large financial institution but also her time, family, and personal interests. Her journey from a young student to a leader in the banking sector is full of bold decisions and perseverance.
ДУШАНБЕ, 04.12.2025 /НИАТ «Ховар»/. Круглый стол, посвященный официальному запуску проекта «Комплексные услуги для матери и ребенка» (дополнительное финансирование) состоялся в Душанбе, сообщили в Министерстве здравоохранения и социальной защиты населения страны.
ДУШАНБЕ, 04.12.2025 /НИАТ «Ховар»/. Впервые в стране успешно проведена эмболизация селезеночной артерии пациенту, перенесшему трансплантацию печени. Об этом НИАТ «Ховар» сообщили в пресс-центре Министерства здравоохранения и социальной защиты населения Республики Таджикистан.
A new project called "QR Guide" will be launched in Dushanbe, allowing visitors and locals to access information about the city's cultural, historical, and tourist sites. The initiative, introduced by the Dushanbe city administration, will see QR code signs placed at key sites, providing detailed information in Tajik, Russian, and English.
По инициативе мэрии Душанбе, культурные, исторические и туристические объекты столицы будут оснащаться табличками «QR-гид». Благодаря им местные жители и туристы смогут получать информацию о каждом объекте на таджикском, русском и английском языках, сообщает Департамент развития туризма исполнительного органа государственной власти Душанбе .
Residents of the Hayoti Nav settlement in Hisor district of Tajikistan, all of whom are visually impaired, are once again facing the problem of electricity cuts. A group of blind individuals contacted Asia-Plus to report that their homes have been left without power, and there is no heating system.
Tajikistan is home to over 170,000 people with disabilities, making up 1.59% of the country's total population of 10.7 million, the lowest percentage among post-Soviet states.