40 women trained in plastic waste upcycling in Trongsa
About forty single mothers and women were trained to use waste material for weaving bags and baskets in Trongsa Dzongkhag.
About forty single mothers and women were trained to use waste material for weaving bags and baskets in Trongsa Dzongkhag.
In response to the emerging industry and regulatory changes, practices and developments in the financial industry, the Financial Institutions Training Institute (FITI)...
The Government of India approved 110 projects worth more than Nu 1.7bn as part of High Impact Community Development Project...
With the border closed and India under lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, local bricks producers are seeing a surge...
Unlike last year, this season, chilli growers of Bayphoo-shod and Wangringmoo in Trashi Yangtse are not worried over the declining...
The popular Gasa hot spring has remained closed to the public since 22nd March. Apart from minimising the possible risks...
With restrictions on the import of meats, and the demand in the market surpassing the supply, some people are trying...
Five individuals tested positive on the rapid test kit yesterday in Paro. They were retested for confirmation by Polymerase Chain...
While COVID-19 pandemic has affected most constructions in the country, the construction of a bridge along the northern bypass road...
Bhutan generates more than 172 metric tonnes of solid waste in a day, with each person in the country generating...
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