Fourth National Assembly kicks off

The first session of the fourth National Assembly (NA) convened yesterday, marking the commencement of the new government’s five-year term.

PDP’s economic stimulus: Bhutan’s recovery anticipation

As the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) assumes governance today, Bhutanese are...

More Bhutanese embrace National Digital Identity

A total of 19,724 users have requested for Foundational ID on...

Bhutanese schools face connectivity challenge

Despite the previous government’s efforts for 100 percent digitalisation in schools...

Vendors doubtful of business at new vegetable market

Choni Wangmo, 71, spends long days trying to earn Nu 300...

National Assembly members to elect Speakers today

The members of the National Assembly after the oath-taking ceremony will...

Pedestrian terminal in P/ling earns Nu 4.5 million a month

In about 14 months, between November 2022 and December 2023, the...

Lhayul farmers pin hopes on water project

Sarpang—Farmers of remote Lhayul village in Chhudzom gewog, Sarpang, will no...

Technology to enhance agri-business

Zhemgang produces a wide range of vegetables and crops, but lacking...

Enhancing nutrition and food security in Bhutan

Access to nutritious meals remains a luxury for many, underscoring the...

Takins transfer to Trashigang

If the on-going effort is successful, East Bhutan could soon have...

Decrease in irregularities: Fiscal year 2022-23

In the 2022-23 fiscal year, irregularities totaling Nu 2.8 billion were...

Teacher attrition drops by 107 in 2023

Despite the widespread discussion about teachers leaving the profession in droves,...

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