Gelephu Mindfulness City raises hopes for rusting machines

Setu Bahadur Gurung, the proprietor of T.N.G Construction in Gelephu, has revitalised two long-idle JCBs for the Gelephu International Airport development project.

Tourism earnings break record

Bhutan recorded its record revenue from the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF)...

Domestic violence is no longer gender-biased

A man phones Respect, Educate, Nurture, and Empower Women (RENEW) and...

Police foils six Chamgang inmates tunnel escape attempt

The idea was good, straight from an action thriller movie, when...

The new government’s bold steps

On the first day of the new government’s term, they wasted...

His Majesty The King appoints Cabinet

His Majesty The King conferred Dakyen to the new Prime Minister,...

Embracing our living landscapes

In the symphony of living landscapes, nature and human endeavours waltz...

Horticulture farmers hardest hit as climate changes

Bhutan’s horticulture sector has grappled with escalating challenges, witnessing a significant...

A tale of two empty villages in Trashiyangtse

The quaint and tranquil village of Jangphuste in Trashiyangtse is typical...

MICE events get SDF waiver

The Department of Tourism Bhutan (DoT) has announced the immediate waiver...

Economic rebound could spur credit surge

As the economy gradually rebounds and demand surges in the construction...

India announces 15B INR concessional loan for GyalSung Project

The Government of India (GoI) has announced a concessional loan of...

Telcos mindful of connectivity in Ge-SAR

If connectivity is key to the Gelephu Mindfulness City, as a...

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