The joke will soon be on us

Social media have been abuzz with discussions on a proverb the prime minister said in his response to a question from a reporter during the meet the press session earlier this month. Many made fun of it without even understanding what it meant.

Addressing waste issue needs cultural shift

Visitors from abroad often say Bhutan is a breathtaking beauty with...

Civil service calling

At a simple khadar offering ceremony last week in Thimphu, friends,...

Surprises in the fourth NC elections

Against all odds, the 2023 National Council election was a surprise...

Beef up measures to address the alarming situation

The threat of dengue is real and alarming. With the recent...

Electing leaders

Thousands of Bhutanese will cast their votes to choose the fourth...

Monsoon woes?

The first heavy rain after months in Thimphu tested our drainage...

Urgent actions needed to reduce human-wildlife conflict

We are facing a serious problem of human-wildlife conflict. Various measures...

Decongesting JDWNRH

Starting three thromde health centers in Thimphu should ease the burden...

In Buddhism, they “Believe”

Even as tour companies complain of decline in tourist arrivals, the...

Preventive healthcare more important

Stroke is a serious medical condition that affects people all over...

Tired before the elections?

In a week’s time, Bhutanese will go to the polls to...

Local action for global problems

The increasing human-wildlife conflict (HWC) in Samtse is a growing concern...

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