Sustainable land management helps Thongrong farmers

Trashigang—Growing Napier hedges has helped in reversing the top soil erosion, and improved crop production, and livestock productivity, according to farmers of Thongrong, Trashigang. 

Inflation ticks upward to 4.99 percent

In December, Bhutanese consumers experienced a 4.99 percent increase in prices...

Zeus Nakulu Dog Shelter expands services

The Zeus Nakulu Dog Shelter in Semtokha has so far rescued,...

Ambassador of Kuwait presents credentials to His Majesty The King

The Ambassador of the State of Kuwait to Bhutan, His Excellency...

The hidden cost being a politician

When Ugyen Dorji (not real name) decided to contest the 2023-2024...

BCTA revokes 1,603 driving licences

Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority (BCTA) recently revoked 1,603 driving licences...

Class 10 performance rose 2.20 percent last year

Of 10,519 students who sat for the Bhutan Certificate of Secondary...

Basochhu earns over Nu 230M in two months

Bhutan earned Nu 230.94 million exporting surplus power from Basochhu plant...

Legal Aid Centre helps more cases

The Bhutan National Legal Institute’s (BNLI) Legal Aid Centre (LAC) witnessed...

Accident kills two brothers

Punakha — Two men, cousins, died on the spot when the...

Insurance claims for Helicopter crash victims to be decided on Tuesday

For close to a year now, the surviving victims of the...

Man fatally stabbed in alcohol-fueled fight

A 33-year-old man met a tragic end as he was fatally...

A sanctuary for recovering addicts

In the face of rising substance abuse cases nationwide, the Happiness...

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