Yak-farming becoming less attractive

The highland communities are now increasingly feeling the impact of modernisation. For the once nomadic communities, yaks are the tell-tale signs. The traditional lifestyles in the highlands are changing by the day. To read more, please subscribe by registering at www.ekuensel.com

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 The roadblock at Narphung at 61-69km in Samdrupjongkhar, which was cleared...

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From classroom to Parliament

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Moenlam Chenmo ends in Haa today

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Incessant rainfall triggers multiple roadblocks 

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Roadblock at Sunkosh cleared

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OAG forwards Taktse case to Trongsa police

The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) has dropped charges against...

2018 saw highest number of vehicle accidents in seven years

With 1,360 cases, 2018 recorded the highest number of motor vehicle...

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  With water supply erratic, Samdrupjongkhar thromde residents are resorting to...

Concerns raised on state of Pasakha industrial estate

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