Kuensel moves to biweekly publication to strengthen quality and sustainability
Kuensel, the country’s first and oldest newspaper, is now publishing biweekly, releasing issues only twice a week, in a move...
Kuensel, the country’s first and oldest newspaper, is now publishing biweekly, releasing issues only twice a week, in a move...
The Dorji Lopen of the Central Monastic Body is presiding over the National Kurim in Gelephu for the successful completion...
Gelephu turned into a hub of youthful innovation as schoolchildren showcased creative business ideas at the KidsMBA Bhutan Programme. The...
The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) says the civil service attrition rate has dropped to about six per cent. However,...
Rising temperatures have caused problems elsewhere, but in Kengkhar Gewog’s Tongla village in Monggar, they have been a blessing. Mandarins,...
As Bhutan shifts from Sales Tax to the Goods and Services Tax or GST, questions and concerns are surfacing among...
After nearly six years, the National Job Fair returned to the capital, with a fresh approach. This time, beyond job...
The National Council adopted the review report of the healthcare system yesterday. The report, which proposes eight measures to strengthen...
Bhutan Agro Industries Limited has replaced tinplate cans with aluminium cans for its fruit juice products. The change aims to...
The National Council did not adopt the Penal Code (Amendment) Bill of Bhutan 2025 today. This means recommendations and the...
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