Thimphu FC and Namlha FC have qualified for this year’s Bhutan Premier League after finishing as the top two teams in the BOB ...
From busy cities in Australia to workplaces in the United States and Kuwait, Bhutanese living abroad are sending home increasing amounts of money.
Should officials visit dzongs, schools and public gatherings in their office uniforms or in national dress? This question came up during the recent ...
Gewog Administrative Officers (GAOs) play a key role in managing day-to-day administrative work at the local government level ...
Illegal wildlife trade is no longer confined to remote forests or border crossings. Increasingly, the trade is moving into ...
Some stories are not written in words. They are painted, layer by layer, in colour, patience, and imagination. For twin ...
Cattle owners who leave their animals unattended along highways in Wangdue Phodrang will henceforth be fined. The penalty ...
More than a decade after Trongsa was identified as a Dzongkhag Thromde, the town is still waiting for a Local Area Plan, a ...
Illegal wildlife trade remains one of the most profitable environmental crimes in the world. Despite Bhutan’s strong conservation record, the country is ...
For residents of Tashithang Gewog in Samdrup Jongkhar, a short stretch of road has become a long-standing problem. More than ...
Hundreds of young people and sports instructors in Thimphu took part in a lively gymnastics session today aimed at promoting ...
Starting July this year, passengers will be allowed to carry up to 30 kilograms of accompanied luggage on both long-distance and local buses, excluding ...
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