Bhutan Partners with World Bank to Drive Private Sector Growth and Economic Resilience
The World Bank has officially approved $25 million in financing to bolster the Royal Government of Bhutan’s efforts in job creation and economic resilience. This initiative, titled the First Growth…
Bhutan Secures World Bank Support to Boost Jobs, Growth
The World Bank has allocated $25 million to support the Royal Government of Bhutan in enhancing its policies for job creation and improving economic resilience through the First Growth and…
The 2026 Tourism Shockwave: Six Emerging Destinations Redefining Global Travel
Kazakhstan is leading this charge by blending national pride with high-tech preparation. The launch of the Qaztourism online academy has already professionalized thousands of local industry workers, while global icons…
Visa-Free Travel Boom: Thailand and Other Destinations Open Doors to Indian Tourists in 2026
In 2026, Indian passport holders have access to an exciting range of visa-free and visa-on-arrival travel options to several stunning countries, simplifying the journey to diverse cultures and landscapes. This…
From Trashigang to Melbourne: The Bhutanese Entrepreneur Redefining Luxury Horology
Since relocating to Australia in 2018, Bhutanese entrepreneur Pema Deki has been on a mission to transform the way the world perceives Himalayan craftsmanship. Through her brand, Eternal Watches, the…
Conservation Success Continues as Bhutan Achieves New Milestone
In 2026, Bhutan has recorded a total of 31 individuals of the critically endangered White-bellied Heron, marking a slight increase from last year’s count of 29. This growth, although minor…
Logchina’s Livelihood Under Threat: A Call for Climate-Resilient Agriculture
In the quiet gewog of Logchina, a crisis is unfolding that threatens the very survival of its farming community. For generations, ginger and maize have been the lifeblood of this…
Bhutan’s Rice Bowl Faces Growing Pressure from Climate Change
Punakha, often referred to as the country’s rice bowl, is experiencing significant warming that threatens its agricultural yield. As irrigation sources dry up, farmers such as Aum Gyem, a Changyel…
Inclusive Milestone: Shah-Led Cabinet Achieves Gender Parity Goal for the First Time in Two Decades
In a landmark moment for Nepal’s political history, Prime Minister Balendra “Balen” Shah has achieved what many predecessors could not: a Cabinet where 33 percent of the ministers are women.…
‘No Truth to Lockdown Talks,’ say Ministers in India
Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, addressed concerns surrounding potential lockdowns in India, which were speculated in light of the West Asia crisis. He firmly rejected…