Be bold for change

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day. The day celebrates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women, and is also an annual call to accelerate efforts towards achieving gender parity.

Need to streamline Dzongkha spellings

At a retreat early this week in Gelephu, media professionals met...

Looking back

As we straddle the two years, the new and the year...

Reconsider taxation policy

A debate has been sparked following news that farmers were taxed...

The People’s King

As Drukyul celebrates the Birth Anniversary of His Majesty The Druk...

Fighting Noncommunicable diseases

Noncommunicable diseases (NCD) is one of growing challenges facing the country...

Sober and slow

It is frightening to learn that hundreds of drivers take to...

Keep it civil

In recent days, a few posts online have generated much debate...

Addressing challenges facing the RNR sector

Even as agriculture is one of the most important sectors in...

Dangerous beliefs

The killing of a man suspected of sorcery last year is...

Our forests and conservation efforts

The National Forest Inventory Report (NFIR) tells us that of the...

To be or not to be

We have had a few elected members resigning before completing their...

Time to delve into our souls

Our small and happy society is no longer at peace with...

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