128 youth in Japan register for loan deferment 

A total of 128 youth placed in Japan through the learn and earn programme have applied for a grace period before they start repaying the loans, according to the labour minister.

Fire guts houses 

An 86-year-old man is undergoing treatment in Pemagatshel hospital for burns...

The menstruation dilemma at Gasa tsachu

Friday is a busy day for people at Gasa tsachu. It’s when...

RTM boosts government’s confidence to graduate

Lauding the RTM as a successful event, Lyonchhen Dr Lotay Tshering...

HM grants audience to scholarship students

His Majesty The King granted an audience to 144 recipients of...

Development partners commit to support graduation

The two-day 14th round table meeting (RTM) ended yesterday on a...

CSIs and CSOs, agents for sustainable graduation

Cottage and Small Industries (CSI) and the Civil Society Organisations (CSO)...

Cracks in Gelephu hospital within months of opening

Multiple cracks have appeared on the walls of the recently inaugurated...

Picture story

Bhutan Media Foundation (BMF) and UNESCO signed an MoU on the...

Promises, promises 

The Cabinet held the fourth Meet the Press, which was supposed...

Our original nature is pure and cannot be contaminated by negative action

Once, when I was an addict and high on drugs, I...

PCAL approves benefits to muster roll employees

Penden Cement Authority Limited (PCAL) has approved employee benefits to its...

Poor internet connection hampers e-services expansion

Poor Internet connection is affecting delivery of e-services at community centres...

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