More than 5,000 hectares of farmland have gone out of production in the past four years, widening the gap between Bhutan’s food self-reliance ambitions and the land available for agriculture.
A senior technical officer of Bhutan Telecom, who was sent on compulsory retirement, alleges unfair treatment, inconsistent disciplinary action, and lack of procedural fairness.
The country’s electricity imports more than doubled during the 2025–2026 winter lean season as rising domestic demand continued to outpace hydropower generation.
After sitting largely idle for nearly five years, the Geney Eco-Tourism Facility in Geney Gewog, Thimphu has finally been leased to a private operator for operation.
A mid-level officer earning a basic salary of Nu 30,000 contributes Nu 300 every month through the mandatory one percent health contribution. That amount alone is enough to provide...
Sarpang—With schools reopening today after the mid-term break, a group of teachers heading to Jigmecholing had to brave one of the most hazardous stretches along the Gelephu-Trongsa highway yesterday, navigating the landslide-prone boxcut area amid continuing monsoon risks.
It was around 5:30 pm when the phone rang at the PEMA Helpline number 1098. On the other end was a worried man. His voic...
The Film Association of Bhutan (FAB) is mounting a fresh bid to renew its registration with the Civil Society Organisati...
The first nationwide inventory of freshwater lakes has identified 2,391 freshwater mountain lakes, establishing the firs...
The Wangdue Dzongkhag Court has convicted a 33-year-old man for sexually harassing a seven-year-old girl, sentencing him...
The rare and highly prized fungus, locally known as Yartsa Goenbub, which typically attracts large crowds and fierce bid...
At more than 5,000 metres above sea level, Wakila in Laya is where Dorji herds his yaks across vast alpine pastures, fol...
Gelephu—The Regional Veterinary Hospital and Epidemiology Centre (RVHEC), Gelephu, has confirmed that the elephant which...