Bhutan’s first OTT platform

Finance Minister Namgay Tshering formally launched Samuh, the first OTT platform in Bhutan, which went live on June 29, 2021.

Samuh provides video-streaming service to Bhutanese in the country and abroad, with a wide range of original, licensed and curated Bhutanese contents.

Village blessed by Guru, but not with modern amenities

Phumzur village in Trongsa is near the famous Kup Drak that Guru Rinpoche...

Thimphu thromde revises rent for vegetable sheds

From July end, vendors of new medium vegetable sheds in Thimphu...

Pandemic delays LAP preparation in Mongar town

Preparation of Changshingpeg and Naling local area plan (LAP) in Mongar...

Three from religious body test positive for HIV

Of the 32 people, who tested positive for HIV in the...

Capital’s outdoor gyms in poor state 

“Let’s make the best use of the facilities and it is...

Travellers out of Nganglam quarantine in Panbang

Nganglam residents in Pemagatshel now have to travel 55km to Panbang...

44 people reportedly missing in the past six months

It has been 25 days since a 26-year-old lecturer, who is...

Opposition expresses concerns on farmers’ inability to sell vegetables 

The Opposition Party has said that the government must look into...

Project begins at Gasa’s new town in Kolikha

The existing Gasa town is a small cluster of grocery stores,...

Chilli growers in Zhemgang disappointed with poor market

An acute shortage of chillies last winter drove farmers in Zhemgang...

The evolution of the Tshogdu

Summoning all his courage, Limu chimi stood up, walked towards the...

We can do better: MPs

Two men argue about the performance of their Member of Parliament...

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