At 6:30 am each day, 12-year-old Tandin Tshomo and her seven-year-old brother, Ja-myang Singye, embark on a five-kilometre journey to Tsaluna Primary School in Maed-wang Gewog, Thimphu, due to the…
India and Bhutan convened the 17th Monthly Coordination Meeting in Thimphu, focusing on the progress and future steps for various developmental projects in Bhutan that are backed by the Indian…
In the last decade, Bhutan’s spending on overseas medical referrals has surged over 300%, prompting the government to pursue a structured cost-sharing framework prior to any adjustments to the Daily…
The Royal University of Bhutan (RUB) instituted a complete ban on mobile phone usage during academic hours as of October 1, 2025, following an announcement from the Office of the…
Linking smallholder poultry farmers with school feeding programs to combat child malnutrition and create stable markets for rural producers is an initiative by the Royal Government of Bhutan, supported by…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
