His Majesty also visited the Gelephu International Airport site and the construction site for the 108 Chortens to be built on November 1 this year.
The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MoENR) has completed the nationwide airborne geophysical survey, uncovering promising signs of copper, tungsten, rare earth elements,...
Nearly 2,400 young Bhutanese remain unemployed and are actively seeking work, according to a nationwide verification exercise conducted by the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Em...
Private electric vehicle (EV) buyers will have to wait longer for new incentives, as the government has decided not to immediately reinstate tax exemptions or provide subsidies for...
The country’s foreign exchange reserves are expected to decline in the third quarter of 2026 as surging fuel import costs, a depreciating currency, and updated trade data weighed o...
Phuentsholing—The government has renewed efforts to ease the Suvidha burden on exporters after West Bengal authorities agreed to take Bhutan’s concerns over export charges to higher authorities for consideration.
Tsirang—Businesses, local leaders, and district officials in Tsirang have called for regulatory reforms, easier access t...
The Ministry of Education and Skills Development has clarified that its earlier assertion regarding the Lungtenzampa Mid...
Nepal’s first billionaire Binod Chaudhary has chronicled his journey from managing a family business in Kathmandu to bui...
On a rainy Thursday afternoon, Class X student Aishwarya Rai of Babesa Higher Secondary School made a simple decision th...
UNDP Deputy Regional Director for Asia-Pacific, Ms. Beate Trankmann, concluded a five-day visit to Bhutan that focused o...
“Where red pandas thrive, forests survive” reads the first sign along the Tergola Trail in Haa. Winding through pristine...
Punakha—The government has reaffirmed its commitment to restoring Changyuel Galem House as concerns mount over its deter...
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...