His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck, the president of the Bhutan Olympic Committee, attended yesterday’s groundbreaking ceremony for the Rama Centre of Excellence for Cricket and Shooting at Chang…
The country’s natural beauty and cultural diversity are not being rejected by the exodus, especially among young people. It has to do with the lack of security. The irony is…
With problems ranging from high tolls for large trucks to malfunctions with the FAS TAG system, traversing Bhutan’s southern borders with India has grown more challenging. Because the Lhamoizingkha border…
Under Bhutan’s 13th Plan, the GoI has authorized 61 PTA projects, with the first tranche, worth Nu 49,578.75 million, already granted. This development was communicated to the National Assembly by…
Mastery in Dzongkha can be attained via consistent practice in speaking, reading, and writing; it is primarily a question of personal interest. Fluency in English has come to represent education…
Agency: The long awaited 600-Megawatt (MW) Khorluchhu Hydropower Project previously known as Kholongchhu Hydropower Project in Trashiyangtse has begun its construction. The first major milestone was marked on 19th November…
Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen was honored during the PEMA Symposium’s closing ceremony, which was the inaugural Bhutanese National Mental Health Symposium. Her Majesty emphasized the need of a coordinated community…
Over 70 journalists from the Bhutan Information and Media Authority, Creative Industry & Intellectual Property, other media organizations are in Paro for the two-day Annual Journalism Conference. The purpose of…
Dagana-Surja Man Rai is one of the isolated inhabitants of the Lhamoizingkha gewog in Dagana who have been suffering from a water deficit for decades. The 133 houses in the…
Agency: The country’s first inclusive school is the Changangkha Middle Secondary School (MSS) in Thimphu which started its journey as a general school in 1961, but it became an inclusive…
