Park and recreational spaces

Bhutan has witnessed rapid development over the years and continues to keep apace with astonishing changes in the world that is ever so fast-paced. Because we have always known that lagging behind is not an option, we have had to cope and hit the ground running. In doing so, we made admirable progress in many spheres and sectors of development.

Taking care of our “Drenchen gi pham”

The rituals were elaborate since the evening the mother of seven...

A shared responsibility

With great show and hope, the capital city got some open...

Better late than never

As we drive to work, home or for leisure, a common...

The side effects

 A leopard intruded the home in Trongsa and attacked the two...

Who will bell the cat?

Alcohol is bad. This was pronounced centuries ago by none other...

Raising healthy and resilient future

There is a need for schools to improve mental resilience programmes. Many...

Let Climate Change not slide this time

The National Determined Contributions (NDC) synthesis report, published last week, reports...

Thruebab day reflections

Thruebab, known popularly as Blessed Rainy Day, is upon us.

How do we tackle sexual harassment?

Few women have reported cases of sexual harassment at work places...

A day to reflect

Traditionally, Autumn is a festive season with annual tshechus across the...

Who do we blame?

We live not only in the age of technology. We live...

The importance of agriculture

Agriculture development in the country must take a new turn. Otherwise,...

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