CSO is the oxygen of democracies
September 16th, 2015
Civil society is the oxygen of world’s most vibrant and stable democracies. In these countries, governments, civil society and development partners work together to achieve common goals.
Hydropower and the Bhutanese economy
September 14th, 2015
Today we are seeing three mega hydropower projects underway with mega...
Our only power – hydropower
September 12th, 2015
Our economic fortune, energy security, national sovereignty and hydropower are inextricably...
RBA clarifies on abuse of the two women in Gelephu
September 5th, 2015
A reporter from a media house made an enquiry with the...
Yuan and dollar: A case of an exchange rate diplomacy
August 29th, 2015
Perhaps, only a sage meditating in a remote place would not...
Recent publications of the Centre for Bhutan Studies and GNH research
August 29th, 2015
To augment the scholarship in Bhutan, the Centre for Bhutan Studies...
A case for the decriminalisation of marijuana Part ONE
August 21st, 2015
Don’t get me wrong; I’m on the right side of the...
High Value Low Volume
August 21st, 2015
History of Tourism in Bhutan
Bhutan opened its doors to selected package...
The great ongoing veg vs. non-veg diet debate Part 3
August 14th, 2015
A three-part attempt to get to the heart of a matter...
The great ongoing veg vs. non-veg diet debate Part 2
August 8th, 2015
A three-part attempt to get to the heart of a matter...
The great ongoing veg vs. non-veg diet debate: Part I
August 1st, 2015
A three-part attempt to get to the heart of a matter...
Discovering Happiness in Bhutan
July 25th, 2015
Known as the “Kingdom of happiness” and the “last Shangri-la”, Bhutan...
Bhutan’s AIIB Decision: The costs & privileges of membership
July 18th, 2015
From CNBC to the Wall Street Journal, I have long argued...