Mother-daughter ride

Thimphu, February 25, Sunday:— An eight-year-old sits on the engine beside a female bus driver. She converses with her, distributes MBoB scans to passengers who are paying for city bus services after disembarking from the station, and carefully observes the passengers at each stop to ensure that they have disembarked, paid the fare, and that no one intends to leave the bus before reaching the stop.

Embracing redemption: A second chance at life

Sonam, a resident of Paro, faces the challenge of unemployment in...

Gawailing Happy Home: Nurturing dreams amidst challenges

Wangsisina, Gawailing Happy Home, Thimphu, February 14: — It is a...

Roadside resilience: Untold saga of Bhutan’s highway heroes

For the past four decades, Dechen Peldon, 55, and her family,...

Tyre expert’s transformative journey

A car arrives at Zamlha Automobile Workshop in Tsirang, and the...

Sacred Rinchen Bumpa: Pilgrimage’s spiritual awakening

Neychen Rinchen Bumpa in Kurtoed, Lhuentse, stands as a revered religious...

Guardians of the river: Tandin Wangmo’s quest to save the Golden Mahseer

The locals are gathered for a Tongba session, seated around a...

Vibrant Jababs behind Tsirang’s orange export

Some 40 individuals from Jabana, a village in Paro, are here...

Sithar Lhamo, oldest weaver of Khoma

At the age of 89, Sithar Lhamo continues her dedication to...

School makes solar bamboo fans to beat power woes

In the scorching temperatures in Panbang, Zhemgang, students grapple with a...

Khebisa gathers for common forum

Guma Primary School, Khebisa, Dagana. It is 10am, December 21. About...

Teachers transform a school

The teachers and staff of Samtenling Primary School in Sarpang have...

From doubt to delight: Community embraces ecotourism in Jigmechhu

Chitra Kumar, a resident of Jigmechhu, found it absurd when the...

Advertisement