About shortage of healthcare workers

As we navigate the intricate web of challenges in our healthcare system, one issue looms larger than most: the shortage of healthcare workers. Across our hospitals and health centres, the dearth of doctors and medical staff is not merely a statistic; it is a pressing reality that affects the lives of every individual seeking care. The absence of these professionals leaves gaps that compromise the very fabric of our well-being.

Discussing the property and land tax

A common topic for discussion these days is the revised land...

Need to tap the power of tourism

As Bhutan sets its sights on developing its tourism sector, it...

Getting the basics right

There is a debate, even if it is not open, on...

Bolstering tourism sector

The government's proposal to bolster tourism services by introducing enhancements such...

Saturdays Off or On?

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A reminder?

In a significant encounter between the media and the newly-formed Cabinet,...

Current issues that we face

It is often remarked that the media tends to emphasise negative...

Too close for comfort

The awe of the elephant is so strong in Bhutan that...

Filling the gap

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Empowering our youth through Bhutanese content

iBEST Institute in Thimphu has taken a bold step forward in...

A reflection of our unity

As Bhutanese within the country and beyond commemorated the 44th birth...

Breaking the excuse cycle

It has become a culture in our system, particularly among decision...

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