Airline companies reduce airfare for SAARC member countries

What could be welcomed among the SAARC member countries, the national airline, Druk Air, has announced a reduction in airfares for SAARC countries wanting to visit Bhutan.

BCCI hosts delegation to promote B2B relationships

Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) hosted a 15-member delegation...

Leaders remind armed forces to remain apolitical

The Royal Bhutan Army headquarters on November 19 issued a circular...

Govt.’s Nu 5B bond offer could push domestic debt to Nu 31.1B

With the government offering a two-year Nu 5 billion bond, the...

Autsho 10-bedded hospital to be fully operational

Lhuentse - People of Tshankhar Gewog and residents of Austsho town...

Winning streaks for children

Harnessing the power of sport as an inclusive means to improve...

Pledges that could help garner the civil servant vote or influence

If it is said that political parties know how to make...

Parties pledge transformation through technology

As the primary round of the fourth National Assembly election approaches,...

UNDP report urges climate-resilient investment in Bhutan

Bhutan is vulnerable to natural disasters and the impact of climate...

Parties try new pledges in health sector

The five political parties have drawn out lofty pledges to advance...

Landlords and businesses in Kanglung affected as college intake reduces

Sherubtse College  gave the much needed boost to the development  of...

Parties promise food self-sufficiency

With 13 days until the poll day of the primary round...

Defendants seek dismissal of prostitution case

The couple charged with promoting prostitution in their hotel is accusing...

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