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Nov 08, 2025
Nov 08, 2025
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The Thimphu Dzongkhag Court has ordered the Bhutan Development Bank Limited (BDBL) to pay Nu 211,807.97 in compensation to Phajo Nidup from Paro for wrongful listing of his land as mortgaged.
In response to rising digital fraud cases, the authorities are implementing stricter SIM card regulations and real-time...
Gelephu—The first cohort of Pelsups, currently undergoing the Innovation and Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC) immersion pr...
Residents of Laya are gaining their first exposure to waste management awareness and learning to create products from pl...
Farmers across the country will begin receiving insurance for crop and livestock losses starting November 11, as the Min...
The sun hangs over Jampeling village in Gelephu, where daily life moves at its usual pace. Shops wait for customers, tax...
As one enters the quiet campus of Laya Middle Secondary School (MSS), the national flag mounted on a green metal pole is...
The Ministry of Education and Skills Development is implementing strategic reforms in Technical and Vocational Education...
Soe, Thimphu—The air was sharp with mountain chill, the kind that nips the cheeks and makes breath visible like small clouds. Yet, at 4,100 metres above sea level in Soe, the night came alive with laughter, music, and the uncontainabl...
The Passing Out Parade (POP) for the Second Cohort of the 2025 batch of Gyalsung was held yesterday, with simultaneous c...
"To our fellow Bhutanese living abroad, know that you are always in my thoughts. Even though you are away from home, I know your hearts are with us in Bhutan. You yearn to be home with your family and friends. If you could choose, you would be here."
The agricultural sector in the country faces numerous challenges that threaten not just the livelihoods of farmers but a...
For a resource and capital strapped country, foreign direct investment (FDI) is a critical instrument to attract investm...
Bhutan is known for pristine forests, clean rivers, and our carbon-negative status, and so, our carbon potential could u...
As the Bhutan Innovation Forum unfolds in the hallowed halls of the historic Dungkar Dzong—which is in itself a bold expression of Bhutan’s unique aspirations—thought leaders, scientists, philosophers and ec...
As the world faces unprecedented environmental and social crises, Bhutan stands quietly as a picture of hope and resilience.
The report lays bare what many have quietly suspected: education in Bhutan is not only unequal, it is deeply divided alo...
Among the many findings in the National Education Assessment 2024, there are some that call for immediate attention and...
Fronting, the practice of running businesses under borrowed names or false ownership structures, is quite pervasive in t...
Thimphu stands at the threshold of a transformation. The Thimphu Structure Plan 2023–2047 is not just another government...
The Royal Bhutan Police recorded 358 cases of domestic violence in the first six months of this year. This figure tells...
Phuentsholing—A housing shortage in Phuentsholing is forcing a growing number of residents, particularly low-income families, to seek affordable accommodation across the border in Jaigaon, India. While rents are lower there, this solution often means compromising on safety and living conditions.
Read MoreThe upcoming fourth session of the Fourth Parliament will deliberate on five bills and ratify several agreements, including one new agreement. The session is tentatively scheduled to commence on November 27. The National Assembly recently held its preliminary session in preparation for finalising the agenda for the fourth session.
Read MoreEvery year, courts across the country deliver thousands of judgements. Yet, for the public, much of the judiciary’s work remains hidden behind courtroom walls. On the official website of the judiciary, only six judgements have been uploaded for public access. This limited disclosure is in clear contrast to what the law requires.
Read MoreParo—A recent study found that Bhutan’s high-altitude rangelands support about 212 native fodder species, including grasses, herbs, sedges, and rushes. These species form the backbone of yak-based pastoralism in the country’s northern dzongkhags.
Read MoreThe news of Australia passing a social media ban for children under 16 has sent ripples across the globe, igniting similiar conversations amongf Bhutanese parents. Some are talking if Bhutan should follow suit.
Read MoreAs we commemorate the 70th birth anniversary of the greatest leaders of our time, our Great Fourth, an occasion to reflect not upon the duration of his reign, but upon a life principled by values transcending personal ambition.
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