Badminton coaching camp draws 62 youth in Mongar

Sports: Sixty-two youth between 10-20 years are participating in a two-week long Badminton coaching camp at Mongar Lower Secondary School in Mongar. National Badminton Coach Sherab Gyeltshen said the main objective of organising this champ, which ends on January 18, is to train players from the eastern dzongkhags for the preparation of U-19 tournament which […]

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National basketball coach leaves

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Bhutan open to clean and green business- PM

Lyonchhoen called on investors with sustainable business ideas to visit Bhutan...

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