Reminding ourselves

Life has returned to what it was like before the nationwide lockdown in early August. Offices, businesses, schools (some classes), sporting facilities and many others have opened. Gatherings, although discouraged or disallowed, are happening, meetings, even in big groups are conducted some even blatantly flouting Covid-19 protocols. In short, we have suddenly forgotten that the […]

A middle path?

This autumn, the harvest season, we are seeing a lot of...

An encouraging sign

The Covid-19 brought us face-to-face with some harsh realities. There is...

A systematic flaw?

The High Court yesterday upheld the lower court’s decision to sentence...

Efficient and excellence over small and compact

The Royal Civil Service Commission’s inability to stick to its mantra...

A fresh food for thought

In a month’s time from now, the lone school in Lunana...

From diarrhoea to diabetics

Cases of common cold and diarrhoea, the leading causes of morbidity...

Of opportunities and risks

Talk to anybody in the private sector or to any aspiring...

Looking inward more important than LDC graduation

The progress we have thus far made is deserving of praise....

Dealing with cybercrime

We have accepted that we are in the age of technology...

On the farmer’s market

The sudden closure of the Centenary Farmers’ Market, the main vegetable...

Saving Paro from another planning disaster

Local leaders of Paro have changed their minds. They are now...

Sharing cost

Bhutanese quarantined and tested for Covid-19 have the option to pay...

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