Looking into our staple diet

In a bid to tackle rising domestic prices and ensure adequate availability, the Indian government recently imposed a ban on the export of non-basmati white rice. While this move may be aimed at safeguarding India’s interests, it has inadvertently impacted several countries, including Bhutan, which heavily relies on Indian rice imports to meet its demand.

Clearing the air

The past few months have been unpleasant, with the media accusing...

Tackling our road safety problems

Road safety continues be a major problem facing the country. According...

After the salary revision

It is no exaggeration to say that finance officers in the...

Recognising our unsung heroes

No matter the weather, terrain, or season, our dedicated foresters and...

Tackling the looming rabies problem

In recent weeks, Bhutan has been grappling with a grave public...

A feather in public health cap

In a major success towards a healthier future, Bhutan has eliminated...

Being insensitive?

It must have been a regular day at Ungar, Lhuentse, on...

Building resilience

Bhutan is highly vulnerable to the devastating forces of nature. On...

Blessed no more in the face of global climate change

Angered by our (human’s) actions, mother nature had been reminding humanity...

Reminding ourselves

The excitement of politicking is palpable, at least for those who...

Combating drug smuggling

In the relentless pursuit to tackle drug smuggling and curb the...

Empowering Bhutanese youth through sports

Educators from across the country at a national sports seminar in...

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