Celebrating National Day amid pandemic

Thousands of Bhutanese will not wake up early fighting the December cold to gather today to celebrate the National Day. Many will also not gather in schools, dzongkhags and community to celebrate the day like in the past. 

A moment to reflect

The majestic Pungthang Dewachenpoi Phodrang will come alive tomorrow as it...

A good start

The trade department is going around discussing a good idea with...

Self-sufficiency must receive renewed push

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has been so monumental that...

All bark no bite?

Parliamentarians, while discussing the Public Accounts Committee’s audit report yesterday, voiced...

It is not just a game

It was not a serious dispute when finalist of the Thimphu...

If you think you should get the shot, go get it

Is it compulsory to take the influenza vaccination? Is it safe?...

If people are taking it lightly, it calls for stricter measures

As Covid-19 scare dies down slowly, people seem to be taking...

Vegetable price rise needs intervention, urgently

Price rise, which came suddenly, has made vegetables unaffordable to most...

On alcohol again

The government has decided to lift the ban on issuance of bar...

A scope

India has supported Bhutan in practically all areas of development. It...

Holding onto experience

For those aspiring for a government job or an increase in...

Future of urban development

In a cold afternoon early this week, a small group of...

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