Paro to have better sporting facilities

Paro will have its first public football ground with artificial turf by June this year.

Except for a private football ground, Woochu sports arena, there is no other public football ground in Paro to date. 

Archers number still limited to 10

Sporting tournaments were allowed starting March 1 based on the new...

Thimphu City FC to head to the Maldives for AFC game

The National Covid-19 Task Force has approved travel permit for Thimphu...

Sporting tournaments to resume from today 

As per the new protocol set up by the Bhutan Olympic...

Changlimithang to have top-quality volleyball courts

Bhutan Volleyball Federation (BVBF) is upgrading the volleyball courts at Changlimithang...

Sports continued to entertain Bhutanese in 2020

The Year of the Rat saw several strides in the field...

National women’s cricket team undergoes HPP

Bhutan Cricket (BC) has started high-performance programme (HPP) for women’s national...

Back-to-back win for RoundGlass Punjab FC

RoundGlass Punjab FC defeated Indian Arrows 2-1 in the ongoing Hero-I...

Chencho’s Sudeva bashes Chennai City 4-0

Coach Chencho Dorji’s Sudeva Delhi FC grabbed his second win of...

Tournaments likely to resume from March 

To stop unnecessary gathering, the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC) has temporarily...

BTF gears to become a fully-fledged member of ITF 

Bhutan Tennis Federation (BTF) is gearing up to become a fully-fledged...

Thimphu City FC to face Club Eagles in AFC Cup qualifiers

Thimphu City FC will play against the Maldives’ club Eagles in...

RoundGlass-Sudeva face today   

RoundGlass Punjab FC and Sudeva Delhi FC will face each other...

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