Bhutan loses 1-8 against Bangladesh in SAFF U-17 Women’s Championship

Bhutan’s under (U)-17 national women’s football team lost to host Bangladesh 1-8 in the second game of the SAFF U-17 Women’s Championship yesterday in Dhaka.  

Picture story

  The national men’s football team landed in Nepal yesterday to...

Two judokas graduate from Japan

Members of Bhutan Judo Association (BJA) Kinley Tshering and Tandin Wangchuk,...

Stakeholders need to enhance anti-doping activities

Doping is against the universal sports value of fair play and...

13 Bhutanese judokas compete at NECOS tournament

After a month-long intense training, 13 Bhutanese judokas have arrived in...

Bhutan humbles Mongolia 4-0 in Asian Cup Qualifiers

Bhutan’s under-20 (U-20) women’s football team thrashed Mongolia 4-0  yesterday in...

Costly doping tests difficult for poor local federations

Given the high costs of testing, Bhutan has not been able...

AFC Qualifiers: Bhutan’s U-20 women’s squad optimistic

The Under (U)-20 Bhutan national women’s football team will face Lebanon...

Dragon Boys to play in the Three Nations Cup 2023  

More than three years without an international game, the senior national men’s football team is...

Soldiers dominate 9th Bhutan International Marathon

Members of the Royal Bhutan Army (RBA)and Royal Body Guards (RBG)...

The artificial turf war in Trashigang

It was the most lucrative business across the country in the...

Bhutan at Fazza Athletics Championships

Phub Thinley, 35, and Sangay Tshering, 27, who are suffering from...

Picture story

Bhutan is through to the ACC Challenger Cup semifinal in Thailand...

Advertisement