The state must prevent digital divide in the country
December 25th, 2021
In this 21st Century, digital right is nothing short of a fundamental right because digitalization has become a necessity and part of our governance, democracy and democratic values, commerce, private and personal affairs. Therefore, good digital connectivity, reliable and affordable internet and secure cyberspace must be recognized as our legal rights.
Accountability the foundations of the rule of law
December 18th, 2021
Yesterday, His Majesty the King spoke the hearts and minds, aspirations,...
Thoughts and dreams on the eve of the National Day
December 18th, 2021
For years now, our normal ways of doing things have stretched...
A brief account of December 17, 1907
December 17th, 2021
The National Day on December 17 reminds of its historic occasion and future...
Who will live, if Bhutan dies?
December 17th, 2021
I posed this odd question to myself and to my fellow-citizens...
Bhutan First – The Spirits of Palden Drukpa
December 16th, 2021
When the mighty sun shines brightly, what more can I do...
Legislatures defied evidence
December 11th, 2021
The right to life and security is the fundamental right under...
A shadow pandemic we must address
December 10th, 2021
By now, we know that the incidents of gender-based violence (GBV)...
Promoting mental health and well-being deserves our undivided attention and long-term investment
December 10th, 2021
Every 90 hours, Bhutan is at risk of losing another life...
Civil Society Matters
December 6th, 2021
Bhutanese civil society is receiving some attention with the Civil Society...
A Perspective on the Construction Industry
December 6th, 2021
Construction is a global industry, with a total estimated annual output...
A wrong disqualification can shut down democracy
December 4th, 2021
The disqualification of aspiring local government candidates dominated the national headlines...