One man’s plantation helps preserve an age-old tradition
In homes and temples across Bhutan, the day often begins the same way with a curl of fragrant smoke rising...
In homes and temples across Bhutan, the day often begins the same way with a curl of fragrant smoke rising...
From monitoring forests and glaciers to preparing for disasters and planning infrastructure, remote sensing has become an important tool for...
A university degree is often seen as the gateway to a career. But for many young Bhutanese, finding a job...
The 65-bed Gyaltsuen Jetsun Pema Mother and Child Hospital in Monggar, a gift from His Majesty The King to the...
The land Bhutan uses to grow food has been shrinking. The country’s first Food Balance Sheet Report shows the total...
Hundreds of young Bhutanese gathered at the Royal Institute of Management in Thimphu today to celebrate Respect Day 2026. Through...
Tourists visiting Phuentshogling may soon discover that Bhutanese cuisine offers much more than ema datshi and kewa datshi. A new...
Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness framework could gain a wider international role as the United Nations and other countries search for...
Bhutan's glaciers are melting at an accelerating pace. This is evident in the National Centre for Hydrology and Meteorology’s latest...
Development projects funded by the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank will now be audited under a single framework....
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