Mixed progress for Bhutan in 2025 SDG Review, challenges persist
Bhutan’s third Voluntary National Review 2025 paints a mixed picture of the country’s development journey, significant gains in poverty reduction,...
Bhutan’s third Voluntary National Review 2025 paints a mixed picture of the country’s development journey, significant gains in poverty reduction,...
The government is set to roll out a new National Social Protection Strategy as part of the 13th Five-Year Plan,...
Ginger farmers in Samdrup Jongkhar may finally see some relief, as the Food Corporation of Bhutan has started auctioning ginger...
From the workshops that keep our vehicles running to the landfills where waste piles up, toxic substances are silently threatening...
Bhutan is known for its pristine environment and rich wildlife. Foresters play a huge role in ensuring the sustainability of...
Six Bhutanese boxers left for Bangkok yesterday to compete in the Asian U-19 and U-22 Boxing Championships 2025. After months...
As farmers across the country struggle with unpredictable weather, growing wildlife conflicts, and unsustainable farming practices, experts say agroecology could...
Monks and farmers are more susceptible to consuming expired goods and falling victim to exploitation and online scams. This is...
With the UN Climate Change Conference or COP30 four months away, Bhutan is finalising its third Nationally Determined Contribution. For...
If you have a sore in your mouth that lasts more than a month, it is best to consult a...
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