Bhutanese products gain access to international markets

The Bhutanese traditional products by artisans and farmers, gained access to international markets with the support of the European Union (EU)-Bhutan Trade Support Project.

Jaigaon representatives visit Phuentsholing pedestrian terminal

Around 80 officials and representatives from across the border visited the...

A modern pedestrian terminal in Phuentsholing inaugurated 

Inaugurating the newly-constructed pedestrian terminal in Phuentsholing yesterday, Prime Minister Dr...

No Covid-19 testing requirement for inbound travellers

Inbound travellers will not have to undergo Covid-19 test from September...

50,000 passport booklets to come by October

The foreign ministry’s passport division will bring in a stock of...

Bhutanese entering and exiting the country will require identification documents

Any Bhutanese, entering or exiting the country from September 23 will...

Nagor PHC upgradation to benefit two remotest gewogs

The upgradation of Nagor Primary Health Centre (PHC) to a 10-bed...

Autsho hospital construction delays worry people

The hospital construction in Autsho, Lhuentse has been delayed by over...

Changes pedestrian terminal in Phuentsholing will bring

Much has changed in Phuentsholing since the border gate closed on...

Climate change is a major threat for Bhutan: Kanni Wignaraja

The UN Assistant Secretary-General, UNDP Assistant Administrator and Director of the...

193 households to benefit from climate-resilient irrigation technology

A new irrigation system launched on September 16 in Jimithang, Punakha,...

KGUMSB start centre to improve health workers’ skills 

Khesar Gyalpo University of Medical Sciences of Bhutan (KGUMSB) inaugurated its...

Botanical Garden is PwD friendly

Sonam from Trashigang lost his vision at a very young age. ...

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