Draft broadcasting policy limits media cross ownership

According to a draft National Broadcasting Policy that is being reviewed by the Gross National Happiness Commission, a person who owns majority shares in one media or telecommunications business will not be permitted to own more than five percent of the shares of another such business.

Students suffering from chilblains recovering

Students of schools in Wangdue, Chukha and Thimphu are recovering from...

Hundreds attend Ngagyur Nyingmai Gyuebum at Tharpaling monastery

Thousands of devotees are taking part in the Ngagyur Nyingmai Gyuebum...

Mining company told to avoid using old bridges

The regional Department of Roads in Samdrupjongkhar has written twice to...

The bold and beautiful women of Tsirang

Clouds have cleared. It’s a bright, sunny day.

Mutton Seek Kabab

Method: Using hands, mix the minced meat in a bowl.

This, too, shall pass

I get hurt easily by criticism and don’t deal with problems...

Adopt a Dog!

Hello, my name is Pumpkin

Thromde to do away with parking spaces on Norzin Lam

Thimphu thromde plans to do away with the parking spaces along...

Two lands in prison for consensual sex with minor

In less than a fortnight after the Supreme Court sentenced ...

Tshojong villagers await rural water supply scheme

It takes about 30 to 40 minutes for the villagers of...

Leaking irrigation channels worry Sergithang farmers

As the season for paddy plantation approaches, the people of Sergithang...

Planting watermelon to diversify cash crop

Although the villagers of Phuntshothang in Samdrupjongkhar are faring well with...

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