NC sends Biological Corridor Nine Bill for NA’s re- deliberation

The National Council adopted the Biological Corridor Nine (BC9) Bill 2023 yesterday with 23 ‘Yes’ votes. The Bill, which has four recommendations from NC, will now go to the National Assembly for re-deliberation.

Policies inadequate to support officiating principals: MP

During the question-and-answer session in the National Assembly,MP Choki Gyeltshen from...

Learning becomes interesting with smart TVs

The introduction of smart televisions (TVs) in all classrooms at Bjoka...

Hottest September to date

Recording a monthly average of 27.59 degree Celsius, September this year...

Water crisis could cause US 58 trillion in economic value, food security and sustainability

Water—the world’s most precious yet undervalued resource—grapples with a mounting global...

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No matter what difference people share in political persuasion or other...

Lyonpo Chenkyab Dorji (1941-2023)

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Visually -impaired seek affordable white canes for independence

Bhutanese with blindness raised concerns about the accessibility and affordability of...

Gasa Tshachu opens to public

Gasa - The long-awaited Gasa Tshachu (hot spring) opened to the...

DPT declares two more candidates

Druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DPT) declared candidates from Bongo-Chapcha and Phuentsholing constituencies...

Homestay business in Trashiyangtse struggling

Trashiyangtse dzongkhag known for Ludlow’s Bhutan Glory, the endangered Black-necked crane...

Challenges loom over Bhutan’s traditional wood-turning craft

 Trashiyangtse, renowned for Dapa (wooden bowls) and its role as the...

Bhutan National Digital Identity application launched in Thimphu

To commemorate the 12th Anniversary of the Royal wedding, the nationwide...

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