Monthly Archives: December, 0

A 25-year-old man died after he was allegedly stabbed during a drunken brawl at the lower market area in Phuentshogling on Friday.

Holy sites are often conceived to be clean apart from the spiritual purity it holds. But when it comes to Samazingkha Drana Ugyen Guru Nye in Thimphu, it is entirely the opposite.

The Government to Citizen or G2C office officially handed over eServices to Gelegphu Thromde on Friday.

The 4th Bhutan-India Friendship Tennis Tournament began in the capital, yesterday. This year, the tournament commemorates the 50 years of diplomatic relation between the two countries.

As the three-day training on ‘Consensus Building Programme’ ended on Wednesday, RENEW says it is now in a better position to help clients- who are facing various forms of domestic violence to access both formal and informal justice system.

Bhutanese producers of horticulture and textile handicrafts would soon make their way to markets in Europe. This will be made possible by the newly launched EU-Bhutan Trade Support Project.

The number of horses in the country has been on a decreasing trend with more and more motor-able roads being built in the country over the years. Rearing horses for transportation is gradually becoming irrelevant in this day and age.

Massive rockslides, which once again blocked the traffic between Bjeezam checkpost and Trongsa Town since yesterday afternoon have been cleared this evening.

Pema Gatshel Dzongkhag Tshogdu (DT) has asked for an explanation from the Natural Resources Development Corporation Limited (NRDCL) as to why it has not yet carried out afforestation programme at the quarry site in Zobel Gewog.

It’s been years now since late blight, a fungal plant disease began attacking potato crop in Dangkhar in Zhemgang. The situation is at its worst this time, so much so that farmers fear they would have nothing to harvest.