Pending cases still an issue in timely justice

Overloading of courts with cases is one of the reasons why a substantial number of cases remain pending every year.

Import bill falls for first time after pandemic

Bhutan’s import bill last year saw a drop in the value...

Training the STEM Teachers

A total of 156 STEM teachers are currently participating in a...

Former land record assistant misuses more than Nu 300,000 public funds

The former land record assistant of the Lhamoizingkha administration misused revenue...

The empowerment and oral transmission of Longchen Nyingthik

Thousands of devotees from across the country are attending the Three...

Police investigate choeten vandalism cases in Punakha

Punakha police are investigating the vandalism incident involving four choetens which...

Water scarcity forces farmers to give up cardamom farming

Tsirang—Five years ago, Bal Bahadur Rai in Soentabsa village, Tsirangtoed, planted...

Quinoa farmers struggle against decreasing price

Jamyang Choden from Bartsham, Trashigang, started growing quinoa on her approximately...

Labour market report urges skill alignment

The World Bank’s Bhutan Labour Market Assessment Report, 2024 revealed that...

Winter chilli farming on rise in Sergithang

Tsirang—With an increasing number of farmers in Sergithang Gewog, Tsirang, turning...

National space challenge ends with the development of hydro rockets

To realise His Majesty’s vision of fostering technological advancement and nurturing...

Gasa Tshachu unveils enhanced dipping experience

Gasa Tshachu has recently introduced innovative dipping ponds tailored to the...

Science and innovation for OCOP implementation in Bhutan

Addressing a plenary session at the on-going 37th Food and Agriculture...

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