Her Imperial Highness Princess Akiko of Mikasa received an Audience with His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen at Tashichhodzong yesterday.
Phuentsholing— Bhutan’s push to develop 5,000 megawatts (MW) of solar power by 2040 is creating demand for engineers with specialised skills in designing, modelling and assessing s...
Young people across the country marked International Youth Day today with celebrations highlighting their aspirations, creativity, leadership and contributions to their communities...
The voluntary resignations of two Cabinet ministers have opened two vacancies in the government and fuelled speculation over whether the Prime Minister could use the departures to...
Why pay Nu 41.5 for a kilogram of tomatoes when they cost just INR 12.3 across the border? Heavy local taxes and fees are driving Bhutanese shoppers directly to Jaigaon, leaving lo...
Built to process 40 tonnes of waste a day, a government-funded facility in Taba has not processed a single load in five years. Now, officials plan to tear it down and relocate it without holding anyone accountable.
With 66 out of 67 targets achieved, one government ministry recorded a near-perfect score of 98.5 percent this fiscal ye...
Jangsa Animal Saving Trust has launched Siddhi Bistro, a plant-based eatery in upper Motithang, Thimphu, serving meat-fr...
Tragedy struck the Mochhu River twice in a single day, claiming the life of an 88-year-old man and leaving a 24-year-old...
Fired after a late-night workplace clash involving allegations that she was on TikTok Live during her night shift, a for...
The growing number of electric vehicles (EVs) is putting pressure on some charging stations, while others remain largely...
After seven years of red tape, bureaucratic delays and blocked private repair efforts, the 17th-century historic Changyu...
Imported items bought for Nu 650 in India are being resold locally for up to Nu 1,500. Business owners in Mongar are spe...
After more than seven years in Australia, Yeshey Choden and her husband Dawa Gyeltshen, both in their early 30s, had built the kind of life many dream of. They held permanent residency, owned a home and had carved out financial stability in a country that had given them opportunities far beyond what they might have found at home.
Ngawang Kheychok, 17, has a childhood best friend, a pretty girlfriend, and a reputation that precedes him. His favorite...
Unlike large operators that move tourists in groups, Breathe Bhutan works primarily with independent travellers—solo gue...