RENEW programme educates parents on ending violence against children

In the past four and a half years until 2022, disturbing data from Nazhoen Lamtoen and Respect, Educate, Nurture, and Empower Women (RENEW) reveal that every 42 hours, a child or young person in Bhutan experienced violence—alarming statistics, underscoring the urgent need for intervention.

36 PWDs in two constituencies of Punakha

Punakha - With the poll day for primary elections looming on...

Sonam Tobgay awarded Decoration of Merit by Republic of Austria

Sonam Tobgay was presented with the Decoration of Merit in Silver...

RBP unveils forensic science laboratory to bolster investigations

Bhutan inaugurated its first-ever forensic science laboratory, ushering in a new...

Salary raise brings hope and hearty meals to tables

When Kali, a thromde national workforce employee, receives her revised salary...

Will there be tied votes?

In the event that two political parties, securing the highest and...

Eight years on, Autsho residents await plot allotment

Lhuentse – More than 30 shops in Autsho town, Lhuentse, which...

Parties exploit surging popularity of social media

One of the distinctive features of this election race is the...

Airline companies reduce airfare for SAARC member countries

What could be welcomed among the SAARC member countries, the national...

BCCI hosts delegation to promote B2B relationships

Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) hosted a 15-member delegation...

Leaders remind armed forces to remain apolitical

The Royal Bhutan Army headquarters on November 19 issued a circular...

Govt.’s Nu 5B bond offer could push domestic debt to Nu 31.1B

With the government offering a two-year Nu 5 billion bond, the...

Autsho 10-bedded hospital to be fully operational

Lhuentse - People of Tshankhar Gewog and residents of Austsho town...

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