An inspiring journey through NFE programme

Gelephu – After three years of dedicated study in the non-formal education (NFE) programme, Tshering Choden, a resilient 73-year old, has finally achieved her lifelong dream of learning to read Dzongkha.

Building homes away from home 

Nine years ago, Minjur Dorji accompanied his uncle to Laya. Every...

Residents demand compensation

In the late hours of August 26, around 11:40pm, a group...

Summer escapade: Unforgettable journey 

On that fateful Sunday morning, as the nation awoke to number of roadblocks across the...

Tiger goes to the mountain 

Laya—Last month, Bhutan celebrated an achievement of 131 tigers, a milestone...

Gorey Maya Sunar’s struggles

Sarpang - A heart-wrenching narrative of endurance unfolds, as 37-year-old Gorey...

A tribute to the giants

Gelephu — Before human-induced changes quickly drove them to homelessness, the...

Balancing ambitions with reverence

Amidst the soaring ambitions of Bhutanese individuals flocking abroad in pursuit...

Battle against pandemic-induced mental strain

Amid the relentless turbulence of the Covid-19 pandemic, Tenzin, a college...

Unemployment struggles push Bhutanese youths abroad

At the age of 21, fresh out of college, he took...

A journey to preserve  majesty: A visit to the white – bellied heron Centre

CHACHEY DOVAN, TSIRANG - In June, I embarked on a memorable...

Karma Kelvin Dorji: A beacon of altruism and compassion

Meet Karma Kelvin Dorji whose altruistic actions have garnered attention and...

Finding the Ganesha

USERNA— In a small village at the Pemathang- Martshala junction road,...

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