Bhutan’s youth unemployment narrows, challenges linger

The urban-rural youth unemployment gap in Bhutan has decreased from 18.8 percent in 2013 to 12.9 percent in 2022, with urban unemployment at 10.4 percent and rural unemployment at 3.4 percent, as per the fourteenth Labour Market Information Bulletin (LMIB).

Ritshangdung villagers ask for a better farm road

Kanglung-The 10-kilometer farm road linking over 100 villagers in Pangthang-Ritsangdung chiwog...

Bhutan showcases cultural and culinary products at Doha Expo

Bhutan is at the Doha Expo 2023 in Qatar, presenting a...

ECB warns parties against making new pledges

The Election Commission of Bhutan yesterday warned political parties and their...

Himalayan glacier shrink, urgent global action needed: Experts

Glaciers in the Himalayan regions are experiencing the impact of climate...

DPT kicks off campaign from Punakha

Punakha - The Druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DPT) sprung up the biggest...

Will transformation bring better leaders?

Leaders in both elected and civil service positions in recent times...

Fruit trees bring hope for Chukha villagers

Around 80 villagers of Darla gewog, Chukha, are happy that a...

NCHM scrambles for funds as Thorthormi threatens to burst

Thorthormi Lake and its surroundings remain vulnerable to flooding after the...

Why not support us again? says DNT President

Samtse — “If people feel that the Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa (DNT)...

Druk Thundrel Tshogpa pledges to fulfil economic dreams

Trashigang— The Druk Thundrel Tshogpa (DTT) president began his campaign for...

BTP is worth your trust, says its president

Bhutan Tendrel Party’s (BTP) president Pema Chewang spent most of his...

PDP worried about country’s economy: President

Punakha - People’s Democratic Party (PDP) officially began the party’s campaign...

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