Sci/Tech
Bhutan AI Society on navigating evolving AI landscape
Artificial Intelligence, AI, is changing the way humans work, communicate, and live as the world becomes increasingly advanced in terms...
Read moreDetailsGirls STEM Camp sees surge in participants
An increasing number of girls in the country are seen showing interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, or STEM...
Read moreDetailsBirding trail being developed along Trans Bhutan Trail
Here is an exciting news for the bird enthusiasts. You can look forward to enjoying bird watching along the Trans...
Read moreDetailsLocal entrepreneur helps rural Paro manage waste
From dumping garbage along the roadsides to throwing it in the river, this was how most residents in rural parts...
Read moreDetailsFrustration mounts over unreliable cable television service in some parts of Trashigang
The residents of Trashigang, particularly in Bartsham, Bidung, Samkhar, Radhi, and Phongmey Gewogs are grappling with unreliable cable television services....
Read moreDetailsKuenphen Motors not liable to pay compensation to EV taxi drivers: Thimphu District Court
In the ongoing dispute between Kuenphen Motors and taxi drivers owning Neta and MG ZS model electric vehicles, the Thimphu...
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Bhutan’s triumph at COP28: Elevating Mountain ecosystems on global climate agenda
At the 28th Conference of the Parties, COP28, which ended a fortnight ago in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Bhutan negotiated...
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Trashigang’s Zordung Samtenling Community Forest: a boon for community livelihoods
The Zordung Samtenling Community Forest of Kangpar Gewog in Trashigang has started benefiting the people in the gewog. Besides the...
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Decade long drinking water shortage in Bajo town continues
The residents of Bajo town and nearby areas in Wangdue Phodrang still face challenges in accessing clean drinking water. For...
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Weeds overpopulate Luetshokha Tsho in Samtengang, Wangdue Phodrang
What used to be a clean and serene water body, the Luetshokha Tsho popularly known as Samtengang Lake in Wangdue...
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