Changangkha lhakhang – The light at the end of the tunnel

The popular pilgrim spot, plagued by poor infrastructure, will soon see much-needed improvements Heritage: Human faeces lie spread across the floor of the only toilet at Changangkha lhakhang.  Visitors who use the toilet have to be careful about where they step.  Visitors can also be seen walking away from the toilet, their noses wrinkled in […]

A malady called rural-urban migration

“If something is not done in the next 5-10 years, I...

Urban poor at higher risk to climate change

Conference: Rapid urbanisation could be a major hurdle in Bhutan’s attempt...

Inadequate fuel supply irks Dagana residents

Fuel: Residents of Dagana are frustrated that they have to either...

Umsang – A village of yathra-weaving women

A centre, first set up by YVIA, and later constructed by...

Govt’s indecision will cause irreparable damage: DPT

English II: The opposition party says that the government’s decision to...

Wheelchair ramp to allow disabled to visit Memorial chorten

YIDDD/BCMD: A ramp will be constructed to allow mobility-disabled individuals to...

BAFRA officials dispose seized goods

Food: Bhutan Agriculture and Food Regulatory Authority (BAFRA) officials in Wangdue,...

E-cars – Nobel laureate seeks action now

here’s not much time, feels (Dr) Pachauri, to make the moves...

ESP has flopped, says opposition

The figures are not encouraging: growth has plunged to a new...

A missed opportunity

Garpang landowners throw a spanner in the planned transmission line works...

Transforming mountain forestry in the Hindu Kush Himalayas

Bhutanese delegates will present the status of forest ecosystem service, human-wildlife...

Bhutanese film to screen at renowned Berlin film fest

Films: A Bhutanese short film has been selected to be screened...

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