Bus accident claims eight lives

The last missing passenger of the Thimphu-Tsirang bus accident on May 4 was found yesterday evening. There were 24 passengers on board. Her husband, who was also a passenger, identified the body of the 26-year-old woman.

Education City still unutilised

Four years after the former government shut down the Education City,...

Tea replaces alcohol in Mongar

Kidheykhar, Mongar. It is 4pm. A group of farmers are busy...

Bhutanese student commits suicide in India

A 20-year-old third year Bhutanese student studying Interior Designing in Acharya...

Five commercial banks make Nu 2.3B net profit

The country’s five commercial banks made a combined net profit of...

JAB to change award rules from next year

Recognising their exceptional contributions, 34 journalists from print and broadcast media...

Court penalises three for failure to report crime

Tashi Dendup and his friends brutally beat up a person near...

Work begins to merge referral hospitals, drafting of a health Act 

To have a progressive policy and legislation in place, the health...

Management of heritage buildings should be well integrated

The protection of heritage sites and sustenance of cultural landscape has...

Sarpang dzong construction on track

With almost 24.9 percent physical work completed, the new Sarpang dzong...

Samtse College to start BA in social work

Samtse College of Education (SME) will offer Bachelor of Arts in...

Country alerted on cyclone Fani impact

The Department of Disaster Management (DDM) has alerted disaster management and...

After mining companies, BFAL and BCCL face delisting threat 

The Royal Securities Exchange of Bhutan Limited (RSEBL), the country’s stock...

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