Investment key to unlock youth potential

For Pawan Gurung, a 10th-grade student at Gelephu Middle Secondary School, the integrated youth centre has been his favourite place in Gelephu town for the past one year. His parents encourage him to focus on reading and engagement at the youth centre instead of spending time on mobile phones.

No sign of slowing down in motor vehicle accidents

Speeding, driving under influence, unlicensed driving, lack of control of the...

Diverse lineup expected in ministerial appointments

Punakha —The eagerly anticipated outcome of the fourth National Assembly elections,...

Bhutan, Kuwait sign air service agreement

Bhutan signed the Air Service Agreement (ASA) with the Government of...

City bus priority lane project to start tomorrow

After a five-month delay, Thimphu’s city bus priority lane pilot project...

RAA finds Nu 15M irregularities related to parking fee collection

The Royal Audit Authority (RAA) found irregularities worth Nu 15 million...

Vibrant Jababs behind Tsirang’s orange export

Some 40 individuals from Jabana, a village in Paro, are here...

Class 12 performance decreases by 0.71 percent last year

Of 10,131 students who appeared for the Bhutan Higher Secondary Education...

Samdrupjongkhar still battles economic woes

With buses, cars, pickup trucks and hundreds of people thronging the...

RAA finds thromde accountant misappropriated over Nu 1M

The Royal Audit Authority (RAA) found that an accountant of Thimphu...

Bhutan receives first tourism award in China

Bhutan received the ‘Outstanding Destination Excellence Award’ at the 18th National...

WB says economy to slow this fiscal year

Bhutan’s economic growth is forecast to slow down at 4 percent...

Bhutanese Art Exhibition opens in Paris called the “Healing with Happiness”

The “Healing with Happiness” Art exhibition opened in Gallery Bookstore IMPRESSIONS ...

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