In a significant diplomatic development, Bhutan and Israel have officially established formal diplomatic relations. This move aims to enhance cooperation in various sectors, including economic development, technology, and agriculture. The…
Bhutan’s agricultural exports grew last year, generating Nu 3.51 billion, with major commodities like cardamom, oranges, potatoes, and betel nuts among top export earners. Cardamom production declines due to climate…
With funding from India’s PTA, Khesar Gyalpo University of Medical Sciences of Bhutan intends to construct a complete MBBS campus in Thimphu, Bhutan. Currently, the MBBS program runs out of…
With the recent discovery of Zeuxine drukyulensis by NBC researchers, Bhutan has registered its 499th orchid species. This recently discovered orchid blooms from March to April and reaches a height…
The One-Child, One-Egg initiative aims to combat malnutrition by providing essential nutrients to school children. However, achieving this in remote schools requires overcoming logistical challenges such as mountain trails, treks,…
Over 100-year-old Namseycholing Nagtshang, once a grand fortress, is on the brink of ruin in Wangdue, Bhutan. Despite its deteriorating state, it was recently recognized as a registered heritage site,…
GNHCB and BGJVH officially extended their MoU yesterday, confirming their commitment to incorporating GNH values into business and leadership. Her Royal Highness Ashi Kesang Chodren Wangchuck, President of GNHCB, and…
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,…
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…
