Making unpopular decisions

By now Lyonchhen Dr Lotay Tshering would have felt the pulse of those who are associated with the Gedu College of Business Studies or the government’s plan to relocate the college from Gedu to Mongar.

Better safe than sorry

On Saturday, at the on-going mela (fair) at the Changzamtog school ground, a...

Investment in agriculture must grow

Since the first day of our planned development self-sufficiency has been...

A dilemma

Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering, when not in the government, was...

Kuengarabten: we may be running out of time

Strange developments have been disturbing the people of Kuengarabten in Trongsa...

Sharing responsibility

After decades of planned development, now even people at the grassroots deciding...

Economy at the crossroads?

A three star rated fully furnished hotel for sale at Nu...

Climate change: future looks grim

As we near 2020, we talk about the implications of new...

In the name of religion

Our ancestors have built dzongs. They have built lhakhangs and choetens...

Some cautionary words

Exams are over, schools have closed, and children have begun to...

Heavier than the mountains

It was  quite a day on Tuesday when the nation paused...

National Day comes home

Missions had come and gone and the Daurs had all been...

Ensuring safety of workers

A brief seminar on construction safety, last week, brought to the...

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