Over-nutrition among adolescents a major problem: GSHS

Although remarkable progress has been made in controlling the problem of underweight among adolescents in the country, over-nutrition is a major problem among adolescents with about 11.4 percent being overweight and two percent obese. This was according to the first Global School-Based Student Health Survey (GSHS) conducted in 2016 among school children aged between 13 and 17 years in […]

Advisory on heavy rainfall 

Active monsoon conditions are likely to continue, the National Centre for...

23rd NC session concludes

The last sitting of the National Council (NC) on June 25...

Documentation to strengthen species conservation

The first-ever pictorial guide to faunal diversity of Jigme Dorji National...

More damages reported in Sarpang

More damages to properties from the torrential rainfall on the eve...

13 officials switch to non-subsidised gas

Eleven regional and sector heads exchanged their subsidised LPG for non-subsidised...

Omchhu river threatens to consume new bridge

Phuentsholing thromde yesterday deployed 10 excavators to dredge the riverbed materials...

Heavy rains cause damage and claim two lives

A 65-year-old woman and her grand daughter,11, in Damphuchen village, Dorokha were...

Stability of Thorthormi’s moraine dam uncertain

The National Centre for Hydrology and Metereology (NCHM) called off the...

Picture story

The 23rd session of the National Council concluded yesterday with a...

Three MPS turn up to buy non-subsidised LPG

The trade department’s initiative to take non-subsidised LPG to the National...

Active monsoon to continue for next 48 hrs

With South -West monsoon active over the country, heavy to very...

Loss of agricultural land, biggest risk to food self-sufficiency

Bhutan is now self-sufficient in fruits and eggs, according to the...

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