After over five years of research, the Agriculture Research and Development Centre in Wengkhar has successfully produced ...

To protect consumer rights and promote fair trade, the Consumer and Competition Affairs Authority addressed nearly 160 ...

To turn height into a competitive advantage, the Bhutan Olympic Committee has launched an initiative called Junior Giants of ...

Drawing lessons from the challenges posed by COVID-19 due to the absence of a coordinated pandemic response in South and ...

The Bhutan Volleyball Federation today joined the global volleyball community in celebrating the inaugural World Volleyball ...

Nyingshingborang Lhakhang is regarded as a sacred place in Norbugang Gewog, primarily due to the presence of a monkey statue, ...

The country’s total public debt has crossed Nu 298bn as of March this year, almost the size of the entire economy. This means for every ngultrum Bhutan earns, it owes almost the same in debt.

For generations, ginger has sustained the livelihoods of farmers in Logchina in Chhukha. But this year, the once-profitable crop has become a burden. With prices plummeting, tonnes of ginger are now ...

Bhutan is not yet prepared to respond to a radiation emergency. This is according to the findings of the Joint External Evaluation on the country’s readiness to prevent, detect and respond to public ...

Access to clean drinking water in Bajo town and its surrounding areas in Wangdue Phodrang has long been a pressing issue. Despite repeated concerns from residents, budget constraints have stalled the ...

Bhutan takes a step forward in its organic agriculture journey with the opening of a new Organic Sales Outlet at Kaja Throm in Thimphu. The initiative took years in the making through efforts from the ...

Jadingkha village in Thimphu’s Maedwang Gewog now has a blacktopped farm road completed nine months ahead of schedule. It is the first project completed under Phase I of the High Impact Community ...