Nutrition, not hunger, is the issue

Hunger is not public health issue in the country. For more than a decade, no one in the country is known to have died of hunger. But Bhutan is at a crossroads of what the experts are now calling “a triple burden of malnutrition, with the co-existence of undernutrition, micronutrient deficiencies, and overnutrition,” brought upon by changes to lifestyle and food consumption trends.   

Police investigating sexual harassment case at the Royal Tutorial Project

Thimphu police are investigating a case in which a 22-year-old woman...

No local Covid-19 cases for 45 straight days

Bhutan has not reported any positive Covid-19 cases from the community...

12th Five-Year Plan reprioritised to stimulate growth 

Construction of dry ports at Pasakha, Gelephu, and Nganglam are some...

Are we normalising sexual harassment?

Long ago, even today in some rural villages, men and women...

BPC management yet to investigate sexual harassment case

A week after a case of alleged sexual harassment occurred at...

Hydropower generation decreases by over 12 percent

Hydropower, which has remained the bedrock of the economy during the...

Bhutan celebrates 50 years of UN membership

More than 50 years after His late Majesty Jigme Dorji Wangchuck...

MoE seeks urgent strategised interventions to improve students’ performance 

Around 46 percent of Class IV-XII students scored lower than 40...

Sexual harassment rampant in offices?

Even as Thimphu police are investigating an alleged sexual harassment case...

Parties renewing membership without consent?

Despite being the ruling party, the Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa (DNT) has...

Autonomous REC merged with MoE again

As recommended in the Royal Civil Service Commission’s (RCSC) organisational development...

No pool at the Swimming Pool Complex  

The swimming pool that catered to many Bhutanese interested in swimming...

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