Winning streaks for children

Harnessing the power of sport as an inclusive means to improve and strengthen children’s wellbeing, a grassroots football programme was held at the Changlimithang stadium to celebrate World Children’s Day yesterday.

Pledges that could help garner the civil servant vote or influence

If it is said that political parties know how to make...

Parties pledge transformation through technology

As the primary round of the fourth National Assembly election approaches,...

UNDP report urges climate-resilient investment in Bhutan

Bhutan is vulnerable to natural disasters and the impact of climate...

Parties try new pledges in health sector

The five political parties have drawn out lofty pledges to advance...

Landlords and businesses in Kanglung affected as college intake reduces

Sherubtse College  gave the much needed boost to the development  of...

Parties promise food self-sufficiency

With 13 days until the poll day of the primary round...

Defendants seek dismissal of prostitution case

The couple charged with promoting prostitution in their hotel is accusing...

All earth’s frozen parts will see irreversible damage at 2°C warming

All of earth’s frozen parts will experience irreversible damage at 2°C...

What factors influence voters?

Punakha - When the first election was held in 2008, voters...

Highlanders explore premium yak cheese

Highlanders in the country have huge potential in producing two special...

Temple celebrating 50 years of Bhutan-India ties nearing completion

A Bhutanese temple, a tribute marking the 50th anniversary of the...

Bhutan Parliamentary Friendship Group established

Ambassador Sonam Tobgay co-hosted a reception with David Smith MP, Co-Chair...

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