Mega farms sprout in central dzongkhags

The two central dzongkhags of Bumthang and Trongsa in the last one year saw huge expanse of fallow land become fertile fields and produce tonnes of crops. 

Over hundreds of acres of fallow lands that remained barren for decades in these two dzongkhags have been converted into farmlands.

Bad year for Punatsangchhu projects

Wangdue dzongkhag administration implemented smooth lockdown procedures, an achievement for the...

Covid-19 pandemic impact farmers and students in Mongar

With the royal guest house in Mongar transformed into eastern Covid-19 hospital...

Despite accessibility challenges, Zhemgang sees much progress

Even before the Covid-19 pandemic triggered lockdowns in the country, Zhemgang...

The Rat Year showered Trashigang and Trashiyangtse with publicity aplenty

Astrologers predicted heavy rainfall and terrible windstorm in the year of...

Not all is lost in Samdrupjongkhar 

What had been a bad year for the Jomotshangkha residents in...

Highlanders see off a difficult year

Troubles for highlanders of Gasa began right from the beginning of...

Desperate attempts to resolve labour shortage

The government launched one of the most ambitious projects to help...

Pandemic puts break on ACC investigations

Except for the reports on corruption perceptions and appointment of its commissioners, the...

A rough year for education

The year began with preparation to digitise classrooms through the Digital...

Female Iron Ox hangs in the balance 

The year of the Rat plagued the country with the novel...

A year of struggle, solidarity, and leadership

The Rat (year) had been busy and kept the nation on...

Bhutan’s food security status exposed

The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns have tested Bhutan’s food security...

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