32MW Yungichhu to be commissioned by September next year

Lhuentse—With more than 71 percent of the project completed, the 32MW Yungichhu Hydropower Project in Lhuentse is on track to begin operations by September 2025.

National Disability Conference calls for greater inclusivity

Amid growing efforts to build a more inclusive society, Bhutan observed...

GoI allocates Nu 4.17 billion for high impact community projects in 13th Plan

The government will implement 283 High Impact Community Development Projects (HICDP)...

Rising autism cases spark concerns

The National Disability Conference in Thimphu yesterday highlighted a growing concern...

Towards a drug- and crime-free GMC

The Royal Bhutan Police (RBP), in collaboration with the National Commission...

Will ecotourism unlock Zhemgang’s potential?

Zhemgang—Branded as the ecotourism capital of the country, owing to its...

Gyalsung: A transformative experience

Khotokha, Wangdue—Pem Choki, an 18-year-old from Merak in Trashigang, had never...

Samtse Court acquits police officer in Gomtu sexual abuse case

The Samtse District Court has acquitted the former Officer-in-Charge (OC) of...

Bhutan Airlines to launch direct flights to Hong Kong

Starting January 27 next year, Bhutan Airlines will introduce direct flights...

From survivor to caregiver

At 29, she discovered the family she never knew existed—her mother...

Saving the Chondi-ru song from extinction

Pemagatshel—In the quiet hamlets of Choekhorling gewog in Pemagatshel, an ancient...

Proud Gyalsups ready to serve the nation

Gyalpozhing—The first cohort of 286 Gyalsung trainees graduated from the Gyalpozhing...

Gyalsung cadets express gratitude and commitment to nation-building

The first cohort of Gyalsung cadets from Pemathang Gyalsung Academy celebrated...

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