In Bhutan, having a child is closely linked to family expectations, social acceptance, and emotional fulfillment. However, a growing number of couples are unable to conceive naturally, facing not only…
Lucky Pem, a digital lottery initiative, revealed its winners in conjunction with the 118th National Day celebrations, awarding its most sought-after prizes to three participants. The top winner received Nu…
After prolonged discussions and repeated revisions, the Cabinet has reached a firm decision on the reduction of mobile data prices by turning down Bhutan Telecom’s (BT) revised proposal. As a…
The White-bellied Heron, one of the rarest birds in the world, faces increasing threats as climate change, shifting river systems, and development pressures reshape Bhutan’s river valleys. With Nepal already…
Bhutan’s hydropower sector has long relied on foreign construction companies for major works, with Bhutanese engineers and contractors mostly confined to minor roles. Over time, several foreign sub-contractors gained experience…
Although Bhutan’s hydropower system reached a peak capacity of about 3,600 MW in 2025, current generation has dropped to nearly 1,300 MW, which is insufficient to meet domestic electricity needs.…
During Friday’s Question Hour, the MP from Wamrong asked the Finance Minister when a new Pay Commission would be formed to revise public servants’ salaries. Finance Minister Lekey Dorji responded…
