A momentous bond: Bhutan welcomes Thailand’s Royal Family
As Bhutan prepares to welcome Their Majesties, excitement buzzes across the nation. Ambassador Dorji emphasises the significance of this royal visit not only as a reflection of…
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Students and teachers in Bhutan weigh the use of AI in education
Sherab Lhaden, a student from Motithang Higher Secondary School, said that she frequently uses AI tools to verify answers and generate ideas, especially when she is unsure about…
Bhutan targets 485 MW green hydrogen capacity by 2050
This is part of USD 395 million green hydrogen strategy to support the decarbonisation of transport and industrial sectors in the country by 2050.
New certification system to safeguard Bhutan’s local handicraft products
The Ministry of Home Affairs is working to address concerns regarding the huge influx of mass-produced arts and crafts products from neighbouring countries, which undermine the…
Bhutan’s health ministry steps up fight against tuberculosis
The country reported 920 TB cases in 2024, including 66 multi-drug resistant (MDR-TB) cases. The mortality rate has also risen, with 36 deaths in 2024 compared to 28 in 2023 and…
Cataract surgeries restore vision for 303 eye patients in Bhutan’s Thimphu, Gelephu
The camp, which concluded on March 27 at the Gelephu Central Regional Referral Hospital, provided sight-saving surgeries to 99 patients in Thimphu and 204 in Gelephu.
Bhutan’s Prescription to Play initiative is reshaping early childhood development
Launched by the Ministry of Health in partnership with Save the Children, the programme targets children under three, addressing developmental gaps by training health assistants…
Bhutan to push for wildlife -friendly infrastructure amid major development plans
The USD 2.15 billion Bhutan Highways Connectivity Master Plan, a comprehensive development strategy aims to enhance road connectivity through major projects such as highway…
Bhutan hits record high 40°C as global temperatures rise
This signals the intensifying impacts of global warming on the Himalayan region.
Bhutanese arts and crafts at the risk of losing authenticity
They face a growing threat from commercialisation, which risks eroding traditional craftsmanship.