Blame the hail and rain

Agriculture: Trashigang surpassed the dzongkhag’s paddy production target last year by a huge margin. This year, however, the farmers worry that the harvest might not be as good.

Urgent Run campaign to improve state of public toilets

Bhutan Toilet Organisation’s 120 members across the country will clean and...

The mysterious case of vanishing cattle

About 20 cows and bulls have been reported missing in the...

Waiting for electricity

Villagers left in the dark while the local BPC office awaits...

The clay statue maker of Ramtogtok

The artist plans to make statues affordable for every Bhutanese 

The fit centenarian of Lhamoizingkha

Profile: Lhamoizingkha’s oldest resident, Bhim Bahadur Basnet is 104...

Where are the White-bellied Heron juveniles?

For the last 13 years, the number of this critically endangered...

The last hat weavers of Laya

There are only two traditional hat weavers in the gewog today 

The “Austra-Laya” of Bhutan

… Bhutanese across the country flock to Laya for work given...

Layaps go for vegetables

Farming: Located just below the snowline, layaps, (people of...

Raw and thrillingly elemental production indeed

Hamlet: Precariously imminent is a war. Nervous, the sentries...

The tales of Meretsemo’s rubber tree

Folklore: There is a story in Meretsemo that every...

Wild boars reap Bumdeling’s paddy harvest

Farmers blame the ban on shifting cultivation for the damage caused...

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