Bhutan to sign memorandum for carbon trading with Singapore

Bhutan is poised to enter the carbon market in partnership with Singapore. The negotiations with Druk Holding and Investments (DHI) will soon be completed, according to Energy and Natural Resources Minister, Gem Tshering.

Seven burglaries in a day

A 32-year-old man from Sarpang, who is residing in Thimphu, was...

Modern means to meet declining agricultural production

Agricultural production in Bhutan has been declining over the years, with...

Tsakaling: A small community with high hopes

Tsirang—In 2008, 64-year-old Pema Euden relocated to a remote southern area...

Jiangsu culture troupe enchants Bhutanese audience

In a captivating showcase of talent and cultural richness, the renowned...

Chain-link fencing and crop insurance to be prioritized in 13th FYP

Human-wildlife conflicts (HWC) in recent years have become rampant; various measures...

CST to study Bhutanese Heritage Conservation

In a bid to teach students the importance of heritage conservation, final-year...

Government marks productive month under new leadership

After a month in office, the government assesses its initial period...

Tsirang villages struggle with poor roads

Tsirang: Despite the connectivity of villages in Tsirang through farm roads,...

Big plans for JDWNRH

Decongesting the hospital, funding for emergency procurement, additional budget for enhancing...

Workshop participants demand whistle-blower protection

Individuals who reported wrongdoing face retaliation, including job transfer, demotion, and...

MoH plans initiatives to strengthen fertility services

While birth rates are dwindling worldwide, Bhutan has witnessed a notable...

Pisciculture provides hope to farmers in Tsirang

Tsirang—Pisciculture in Sergithang gewog in Tsirang is not as slippery as...

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