Tandin Wangchuk debuts at Asian Games

Bhutanese shooter Tandin Wangchuk, 21, couldn’t proceed to the top eight in the 10-metre air pistol individual match yesterday at the ongoing Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.

It was a tough competition as Tandin faced the best shooters from Asia with numerous international tournament experience.

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BFF joins United Nations’ FFTG

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Bhutan exits SAFF Championship 

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Pickleball, latest addition to Bhutan’s sports landscape

The introduction of pickleball in the country is set to enhance the diversity...

Bhutan and US chess players Square Off in Historic Hybrid Tournament

Ten local chess players competed against contenders from the Westfield Chess...

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