Should mushroom collectors stop picking for a year?

The Covid-19 pandemic has affected the Matsutake (Sangay Shamu) and the exotic medicinal mushroom, Cordyceps sinensis (Yartsa Goenbub) business, which otherwise would be peaking at this time of the year.

DAHE scholarship students could begin semester online

The ex-country scholarship students are excited but worried at the same...

Illegal entry cases along the border increasing

Samtse court sentenced a 16-year-old student from Gomtu to two years...

Health ministry wrapping up the lockdown protocol 

As residents geared up for another weekend last Friday, a rumour...

A collective responsibility

The Royal Bhutan Police nabbed yet another person involved in drug...

Laptsakha PS teachers go mobile to help students

With his tiny fingers holding a pencil, a Class PP student...

Two Bhutanese bag second position in ‘My Life My Yoga’ competition 

Two Bhutanese, Phuntsho Dema and Chainga Dorji came second in the...

Boulder export to resume in Samtse

Export of boulders (and aggregates) to Bangladesh and India...

Domestic tourism in focus once again

While Bhutan remains closed to international tourists owing to the Covid-19...

Look inward, the time has come!

There were warnings—Covid-19 would come to our doors.  When the whole nation,...

Archers compete virtually in tournament

Bhutan Archery Federation (BAF) organised a two-day friendly archery...

A football league without spectators

Although the opening game of Bhutan Premier League (BPL) at Woochu...

Jaigaon to go under lockdown

Neighbouring town, Jaigaon has confirmed 17 Covid-19 positive cases,...

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