Investing in women for accelerated progress

Yesterday, Bhutan commemorated International Women’s Day under the theme “Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress.”

Gold smuggling cases rise at Paro International Airport

Yesterday morning at 8:30 am, airport officials at Paro International Airport...

Eco trail: Exploring pristine wilderness on the way to Ugyenphu

Punakha—The 13-kilometre eco-trail from Tamidamchu in Toedwang Gewog to Ugyenphu Ney...

Rising motor vehicle accidents

The Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority (BCTA) reported an alarming rise...

Jaggery business in Lumang Gewog pick up

Lumang–The jaggery business, locally known as “tshatshi buram”, in Lumang is...

B-Pop revolution bridging tradition with modernity

In the early 2000s and 2010s, it was rare to find...

Green tea cooperative’s path to prosperity

In Trongsa, Samdrupcholing transforms into a sleepy village during this season,...

Gelephu urban corridor: Transformative infrastructure project nears completion

Gelephu—The urban corridor development along the Gelephu-Sarpang highway will transform the...

Women farmers advocate for female-friendly agriculture

In Nubi Gewog, Trongsa—The fields sprawl across rugged terrain and men...

Mochhu is the favoured rafting choice

Punakha—Of the 21 river stretches in 5 major rivers deemed fit...

Miscarriages from unintended pregnancies high: Study

Many women in the productive age group of 15 to 49...

Bhutan signs strategic partnership with ICIMOD

The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MoENR) and the International...

Pangrizampa bazam nears completion

The first-ever Reinforced Concrete Cement (RRC) bazam at Pangrizampa in Thimphu,...

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