BIGSA explores ways to relocate Changlimithang archery ranges

Bhutan Indigenous Games and Sports Association (BIGSA) has been exploring ways to relocate the Changlimithang archery ranges to prevent casualties.

Bhutan Cricket nominated for ICC Global Social Initiative award 

Bhutan Cricket has been nominated for the International Cricket Council (ICC)...

Bhutan Cricket calls 22 players for training camp 

Bhutan Cricket has called 22 potential national team players from across...

Paro FC bows out of AFC Cup qualifiers 

Paro FC bowed out of the 2022 AFC Cup qualifiers after...

60 boys to study at BFF Academy School

Sixty young football enthusiasts – under 17 years,  will continue studying...

Paro FC to play Club Valencia today

Paro FC’ will face one of the top Maldivian clubs, Club Valencia, for the...

Anju Gurung to feature in T20 tournament in the UAE  

Bhutan women’s cricket team vice-captain Anju Gurung will participate in the...

Sporting activities allowed without spectators

All indoor and outdoor sporting activities will be allowed from today...

Paro FC in Maldives next week   

BoB Bhutan Premier League 2021 champions Paro FC is leaving the...

Bhutan is yet to prepare for Asian Games  

The ongoing lockdown has deferred athletes to engage in regular practice...

Five Bhutanese selected for AFC elite referee panel 

Five Bhutanese referees have secured a place in an Asian Football...

Federations and associations to resume sports activities from next month 

Sports federations and associations have planned their activities following the notification...

Archery tournament in Australia to bring Bhutanese together

One hundred and four Bhutanese and an Australian are participating in...

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