New sports insurance to safeguard athletes and coaches

The first-ever sports insurance scheme launched yesterday will provide coverage for athletes, coaches, and sports professionals affiliated with the Bhutan Olympics Committee (BOC). The scheme covers medical expenses and accidental injuries, among other benefits.

Junior cricket tournament celebrates youth and spirituality

Some 150 people were gathered at Pelkhil School in Thimphu to...

More than threefold budget increase for sports in 13th Plan

The government has allocated Nu 1 billion for the Bhutan Olympic...

Bhutanese archer and runner prepare for Paris Olympics

National recurve archer Lam Dorji from the Bhutan Archery Federation (BAF)...

Tshering Dang Jigs wins silver jubilee archery tournament

Tshering Dang Jigs clinched the 2024 Silver Jubilee National Archery Tournament...

Silver jubilee archery final extends to third day

The final match of Coronation Silver Jubilee National Archery Tournament between...

Swimmer Sangay Tenzin to make his second Olympics show

National swimmer Sangay Tenzin, 20, from Gelephu, is set to participate...

Former Daga United’s President disagrees with coach’s statements

Former Daga United FC president, Pelchen Thai, who resigned from his...

Transport United lead Women’s National League Qualifiers

After 19 days of Bhutan Women’s National League Qualifiers 2024, Transport...

A chance missed for Bhutanese racers

Anton Schäfer from Germany came first by completing the 10th edition...

Boxing team returns without Olympic quota

Boxers Tashi Yoezer, Tashi Wangdi and coach Tashi Phuntsho will return...

10th International long-distance stage race kicks off

Punakha—The 10th edition of the six-stage 200km race saw 22 racers...

Three junior tennis trio represents Bhutan at ATF’s U-12 Tournament

Three students from Thimphu represented Bhutan at the Asian Tennis Federation’s...

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