PM boosts Bhutan tourism talks
PM Tobgay engaged in vital discussions with Indian tour companies. The focus was on devising strategies to bolster tourism, which has been struggling as an aftermath of the…
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Bhutan’s urgent battle against mounting environmental threats
A recent report pointed out various vulnerabilities linked to climate change, such as the Himalayas experiencing a three-fold increase in average temperature compared to the…
Bhutanese Sithar Lhamo, oldest weaver of Khoma
Sithar Lhamo, 89, continues her dedication to weaving in Lhuentse’s Khoma village, renowned for its Kishuthara. Commencing her weaving journey at the age of 13, Sithar now holds…
Bhutan’s parties contribute at least half a million in fines to ECB
A total of 32 individuals have been warned and fined by the Office of the Media Arbitrator of the Election Commission of Bhutan for violating social media regulations during the…
The bustling Bolero market
By 7 am, the footpath and the parking lot near the bridge are packed with vegetable vehicle vendors and sellers stationed on the footpaths, meticulously arranging their produce…
UNDP report urges climate-resilient investment in Bhutan
Human development and growth strategies, as per the report, need to be integrated—the human development approach needs to be mainstreamed into countries’ decision-making.
Bhutan’s National Assembly dissolves today
According to the constitution, the Interim Government shall consist of a Chief Advisor and other Advisors appointed by the King of Bhutan within 15 days after the dissolution of…
Bhutan’s teachers leave in droves, frustrates students
Between January and May this year, about 531 teachers have exited the profession. Of that, 416 teachers resigned voluntarily. That is on average more than 83 teachers resigning…
Bhutan’s hottest September to date
The average temperature recorded was a monthly average of 27.59 degree Celsius in September this year.
Water crisis could cause US$58 trillion in economic value, food security and sustainability
Released on World Food Day, “The High Cost of Cheap Water” report said the estimate is equivalent to 60 percent of global Gross Domestic Product (GDP).