The right and wrong of journalism
Five newspapers, three radio stations, and two magazines have closed down in last 10 years, summing up the poor state of journalism in Bhutan.
Five newspapers, three radio stations, and two magazines have closed down in last 10 years, summing up the poor state of journalism in Bhutan.
The rainfall brought a renewed sense of hope to agricultural communities grappling with water scarcity and delayed planting due to extended dry spells, rejuvenating swathes of…
Securing access to nutritious foods, especially in remote and rural regions, continues to be an ongoing struggle. Factors such as limited agricultural output, inadequate…
This goal is set with the aim of achieving a high-income status with an economy valued at USD 10 billion.
Bhutan has announced plans to set up a special economic zone in the Kurigram district, located in the northern region of Bangladesh. The agreement was during the State Visit of…
The two railway projects between Bhutan and India are from Gelephu to Kokrajhar, covering a distance of 60 kilometres, and from Samtse to Banarhat, which is between 15 and 18…
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…
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…
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…
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…