Protestors rally as COP28 debates fossil fuel phase-out

Dubai, UAE—The resounding chants of “No more fossil fuel” echoed around the pavilions, signaling the fervour of protestors at the COP28 summit in Dubai.

RSPN launches inaugural survey for endangered WBH conservation

The Royal Society for the Protection of Nature (RSPN) is embarking...

Change in Australia’s immigration rule concerns Bhutanese

The Australian government’s new migration strategy for the next 10 years...

Once vibrant, now silent: Abandoned school haunts locals

Kanglung: Eerie silence now dominates the atmosphere around the abandoned school...

Global leaders target 43% emission reduction

Dubai: In the global efforts to address climate change, a crucial...

Bhutan Pavilion: Tiger conservation triumphs

Dubai, UAE: Gathering a pavilion-packed audience, the side event “Inspiring partnerships...

Bhutanese filmmaker Arun Bhattarai’s Sundance triumph

Arun Bhattarai, a well-known Bhutanese filmmaker, is poised to debut his...

Thousands of postal ballots rejected in recent primary

Approximately 8,900 postal ballots were declared invalid or not counted out...

Drive into luck: Isuzu D-MAX and more await winners at 116th National Day Celebrations

If you’re one of the lucky winners, you could be driving...

Sonam Tobgay: Potter, entrepreneur and tradition guardian

Lhuentse: Sonam Tobgay, 27, stands as the lone youth potter in...

PWDs navigate voting challenges with support

Panbang: As an increasing number of persons with disabilities (PWDs) engage...

Chador Wangmo receives SAARC literary award

Bhutanese author Chador Wangmo was awarded the SAARC Literary Award on...

Gelephu restaurants resort to street hawking

Gelephu: Amid economic challenges in Gelephu, restaurant owners turn to street...

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