Bhutan’s Ministry of Information and Communications has launched the country’s first National Film Archive, alongside a digital restoration lab to preserve historical footage, documentaries, and traditional dramas. The initiative, located…
Choden, a fifth-grader, dropped out of school after her half-brother raped her, leading to 11 years in jail. Despite giving birth to a baby, her trauma persists. A 16-year-old girl…
Most NC MPs support the GST commencement date on May 26, following legal debates over the National Assembly’s delay of Goods and Services Tax, Excise Tax, and Income Tax Bills.…
In a blend of tradition and technology, Bhutan’s Ministry of Home Affairs has unveiled its “Digital Dzong” project, which aims to equip ancient monasteries with internet connectivity and e-learning tools.…
The proposed Income Tax Bill 2025 is expected to cost the government Nu 5.57 billion in lost revenue, with 95% attributing it to state-owned enterprises. Significant changes include removing taxes…
Bhutan has announced that it will roll out a formal National Organic Certification program by 2026, furthering its goal to become the world’s first fully organic farming nation. The initiative…
Gelephu residents are preparing for the monsoon season with flood control measures, including scour protection, gabion walls, riprap, and gabion walls along major riverbanks. Nu 330.2 million project, jointly funded…
Tshomo, a 60-year-old farmer in Gomdar, contributed milk to the GONT dairy co-operative, demonstrating rural resilience and co-operation, despite not being a member. The co-operative, established with support from the…
The government is taking steps to create jobs and give young people long-term professional skills in order to combat the rising rate of youth unemployment. Lyonpo Namgyal Dorji says this…
NC MPs question the legality of the Goods and Services Tax Bill 2025, which includes exemptions for certain goods and services, including rice, cooking oil, salt, and wheelchairs. The proposed…
