For a safe national sport

The stray arrow is a major concern. In Thimphu, where there are not less than 20 archery ranges between Dechencholing and Khasadrapchu, mostly near roads or houses, fatal accidents are a contact threat to commuters and residents.

Looking at the needs in schools

What we do not feel, the young people of this country...

A silent crime

It is said that a society can be judged, among others,...

Talking agriculture development

Bhutan’s agriculture development is beset by several problems. The problems, however,...

Improving rural roads

Looking back on some of the perennial development issues in the...

Too little too late?

The Chairperson of the Royal Civil Service Commission yesterday wrote an...

Lest we forget 

With less than a year and a half left for the...

Teachers leaving is a concern

More than 345 teachers have left the school system in the...

Stepping up the Game

The next stage in the reopening of Bhutan’s post-Covid journey begins...

Farmers need incentives

At this time of the year, farmers are battling with one...

Helplessly, not a good sign

Bhutanese going to Australia is a new trend. It is a...

An expensive mistake

The 53 civil servants in Pemagatshel who missed their promotion, for...

Our road safety  

Not long ago, pedestrians obediently walked across the zebra crossings in...

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