Driver missing after truck mishap

Tsimasham Police, Desuups and relatives will continue the search today for a missing driver after the truck he was driving fell into the river near Damchu yesterday.

P/ling hospital sees increasing cases of  complication after Nishiganj treatment

A couple of months ago, a student from one of the...

Dagana residents unhappy with decision to widen road till Dagapela

People in Dagana are unhappy with the road widening works, as...

JDWNRH finds solution to mounting waste problem

The national referral hospital’s struggle in disposing of the mounting medical...

Canada to help government in TVET reforms

 A new Canada fund for local initiatives, worth about Nu 1...

Relieved staff sue Taktse college and RUB

The seven staff, including six lecturers, that the College of Language...

Are youth and employers yelping at YELP?

Two months after the launch of the Youth Engagement and Livelihood...

NA report does not reflect constituency visits

Deviating from the past practice, the National Assembly did not include...

SOP launched to address TIP

Standard Operating Procedure for a multi-sectoral response to address Trafficking in...

Bhutan and Canada hold first biennial consultations

Bhutan and Canada held its first biennial consultations yesterday in the...

Ending violence against women and girls

Themed, ‘Orange the world: generation equality stands against rape’, international day...

Former civil servant takes up horticulture

Three years ago, Yeshi Wangchuk decided to quit his job with...

Construction noise annoy residents, thromde cannot implement its rule

Loud noises from construction sites are always annoying, but when the...

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