Teaching impermanence to children through a book
November 30th, 2021
A book launched on November 27 during the Bhutan Echoes programme under the Drukyul’s Literature Festival, is expected to teach children about impermanence.
PCE: zero tolerance against sexual harassment
November 30th, 2021
Cases of sexual harassment at workplaces are receiving increasing attention, and...
Omicron threat causes worldwide scramble
November 29th, 2021
Based on the evidence presented, the Technical Advisory Group on SARS-CoV-2...
Resolving water issues a priority for thrompon candidates
November 29th, 2021
The two thrompon candidates of Samdrupjongkhar thromde promised to resolve drinking...
NC to deliberate on major sections of ACC Bill dropped by NA
November 29th, 2021
Issues on granting organisational structure and personnel authority to the Anti-Corruption...
Experts recommend booster dose in the light of deteriorating Covid-19 situation
November 27th, 2021
Just as things were beginning to improve (or at least, that’s...
Opposition raises alarm on govt’s budget use
November 27th, 2021
The Opposition Party wants the government to reassess the reprioritised and...
CSI on track: economic affairs minister
November 27th, 2021
The government has disbursed Nu 1,813 million (M) through Cottage and...
295 to contest for LG posts in Samtse
November 27th, 2021
Samtse is now ready for the upcoming Local Government (LG) elections...
Pongchula international airport unlikely
November 27th, 2021
The requirement for a runway to fly the smallest aircraft in...
What determines the electability of local leaders?
November 27th, 2021
The country’s voter population has increased to 463,040, a 15 percent...
A fading love story of Tramtsithang
November 27th, 2021
Tramtsithang Choeten stands on a hill facing the Gangtey-Phobji village. For...
Major planned activities to align with revised TSP
November 27th, 2021
The much-touted redevelopment of Norzin Lam in the core of Thimphu...