Our Monarchs of service and rule of law
December 17th, 2022
As we wait for yet another Royal Address to the nation this morning, it is a day to thank our monarchs for their selfless service to the nation.
An Extraordinary Nation
December 17th, 2022
During my schooldays, through college and university, national service and induction into civil...
Water bugs are critical to our livelihood than we think
December 12th, 2022
Plant and animal species in water, their habitats, and the interaction...
Inconsistent application of law and impunity for State failure is unfair
December 10th, 2022
In the recent weeks, media reported the imposition of fines and...
In the Deities we Unite
December 10th, 2022
My smartphone alerts me with a new notification. Someone has added...
Few hits and more misses
December 3rd, 2022
This session of parliament will be recorded as historic as it...
Waste management is the responsibility of both state and the people
November 26th, 2022
With the increasing population and human activity, waste management is becoming...
King Gesar: An 11th Century King for the 21st Century
November 26th, 2022
When I tell people that I am studying the ongoing impact...
Decolonising the Bhutan Forest Bill 2021
November 22nd, 2022
Our greatest national pride is that we were never colonised by...
Parliamentarians must rely on evidence-based decisions
November 19th, 2022
This week, the Economics and Finance Committee of the National Assembly...
Historic moment for judicial reform-The human resource
November 12th, 2022
It's final and great news. Delinking judicial personnel from the civil...
New approaches to water source protection
November 12th, 2022
Drying water sources across Bhutan is one of the critical challenges...
The Asian Elephant: Species of Reverence or Beast of Abhorrence
November 8th, 2022
Elephants are perhaps one of the most familiar pachyderms to children...