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).
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A tale of a minor who was raped and impregnated
The appalling incident took place when Yangchen was on summer vacation at her home in Punakha, when a man in his 50s, who also happened to be her neighbour, raped her.
Bhutan’s GDP to grow at 4 per cent: World Bank
The expected growth is stronger than the earlier projection of 3.1 per cent partly because of a major salary increase for government workers, according to the Bank.
Bhutan’s National Service program begins
A total of 338 individuals including 177 girls registered on the first day.
Catering staff used as carriers in US$450,000 smuggling case
A joint investigation team comprising police and customs officials in Paro confirmed that the dollars were taken into the aircraft using the catering trolley on June 23.
Urgent call for resilience and preparedness as climate change impacts Bhutan
The recent flash floods in rural Bhutan claimed 23 lives.
Aum Kangchim, the wish-granting goddess of Chapcha, Bhutan
On weekends, at least 100 people visit the goenpa; some come with their passport and Visa to thank Aum Kangchim.
The great treasure discoverer in Buli
In Buli today, there is Peling Lhakhang, constructed by the villagers centuries ago in remembrance of Bhutan’s famous treasure revealer.
Baeyul Kinzang: Glimpses of the hidden valley
Baeyul Kinzang known commonly as Bai Kinza, is considered a hidden land that has a close connection to Terton Drukdra Dorji, a saint.
Bhutan strategises to promote tourism
Officials have said while they are still actively marketing in the key markets, there is also potential in other markets, such as China and Russia.