Bridging interest and action in education gap

The mentoring programme initiated by the Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD), in partnership with the Asian Development Bank (ADB), is an ambitious step toward empowering Bhutanese youth in their educational and career choices.

Ed Sheeran in Bhutan: A harmony of aspirations

Bhutan witnessed an extraordinary event that left its mark not just...

Fire accidents demand urgent action from All

Forest fires in Thimphu have become an alarming, recurring issue. The...

Smuggling and investigations

It is said that crime and sex stories sell well in...

What a contrast!

In the face of rising unemployment, the latest labour force survey...

Paying for a fault not ours

This year, 2025, will be the International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation,...

Fuel deflection can be solved with some initiatives

When there is shortage of fossil fuel (diesel and petrol), our...

Taxing vehicles

The revenue and customs department is asking Bhutanese who bought vehicles...

The unemployment paradox

The two months before the Royal Civil Service Commission entrance examination...

TikTok and Bhutan take lead, a pact for harmony?

The rapid proliferation of social media platforms has brought the world...

A redline in the Green Tax?

In a meeting with vehicle importers, the Prime Minister highlighted the...

Saving private schools

Private schools in the country are facing a crisis of survival....

United for safety: Crime decline inspires hope

When a society bands together for the collective good, the results...

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