Growing Adzuki beans, a nutrient-rich legume with rising demand both domestically and abroad, is proving to be profitable for farmers in eastern Bhutan. This season, the 26-member Phenthab Rangzhoen Tshogpa…
Bhutan’s National Strategy aims to combat gender-based violence, highlighting the prevalence of intimate partner violence and childhood sexual abuse among women. The report highlights factors like low education, childhood trauma,…
As consumers express concerns regarding the distribution of funding under the “Bhutan Sustainable Low Emission Urban Transport System” project, concerns regarding the transparency of the EV subsidy program are growing.…
In a nation with an estimated population of 795,026 people, 127,243 cellphones were imported in 2024, meaning that almost one in four literate Bhutanese may have purchased a new gadget…
The eagerly anticipated third internet gateway is 90% finished following nearly ten years of discussions with Bangladesh and India. However, cross-border right-of-way concerns have caused the project’s final stages to…
According to the Ministry of Finance’s Department of Revenue and Customs, the nation’s import bill skyrocketed to an all-time high of Nu 121.16 billion in 2024, a 12 percent rise…
From the Economic Stimulus Plan, the government has set aside Nu 1.5 billion to launch an affordable housing program that will help Bhutanese citizens purchase homes and solve the nation’s…
MoAL is experimenting with the home production of cassava and Korean hybrid maize as substitute feed ingredients due to the high expenses of feed production and significant reliance on imports.…
280 prisoners are receiving treatment: 25 at Lungzor Prison and 255 at Chamgang Central Prison. SUD is a type of mental illness. This program is viewed as a prompt solution…
According to Pema Wangchuk, the tendency toward agricultural marketing and cooperatives is a sign of youth involvement in the sector, which is crucial for guaranteeing the long-term viability of farming…
