Coffee farming thrives in Samtse

Samtse—Fifty-year-old Savitri Ghalley from Shazhenkha village in Pemaling, Samtse is preparing to harvest her first batch of coffee beans next month from some 100 Arabica coffee trees that she planted a year ago.

Ministry warns against hiring foreign workers in non-critical jobs

The Department of Labour has once again reminded Bhutanese employers not...

Thromde explores borewells as alternative for water supply during dry season

The recently constructed borewell—groundwater extraction—near the confluence of the Wangchhu and...

SMCL fails to meet projected targets: RAA

The Royal Audit Authority (RAA) has revealed that the State Mining...

Japanese volunteers donate stroke mobile van to Bhutan Stroke Foundation

A group of Japanese volunteers donated a first-of-its-kind stroke mobile van...

Blistering summer drives people to the Mochhu banks, but dangers lurk beneath the cool waters

Punakha—Amidst Punakha’s blistering summer heat, with temperatures soaring to 38.5°C, the...

Flash flood hits Gangtey, damaging crops and water supply

Wangdue—The usually quiet Bayta Chhu stream swelled due to heavy rainfall...

Turning waste into egg trays

Samdrupjongkhar—Tshering Tobgay, a 50-year-old entrepreneur, has turned a simple idea into...

Bhutan’s first international film festival gears up for inaugural edition in September

Renowned wildlife photographer Roie Galitz recently visited Bhutan to lead a...

Govt. launches multilingual Invest Bhutan portal to attract FDIs

The government launched the Invest Bhutan Web Portal in Thimphu on...

Inflation drops to 1.84 percent, easing cost of living pressures

The costs of goods and services eased to 1.84 percent in...

Drukair helicopter makes emergency landing in paddy field due to severe weather

On August 17, at around 2:48 pm, a Drukair helicopter was...

Samdrupjongkhar’s border gate strains under traffic surge

Samdrupjongkhar - The border gate at Samdrupjongkhar is currently grappling with...

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