Sci/Tech

Over 90 per cent of Bhutanese want the country to prioritise climate change education and 88 per cent want Bhutan...

Seven Bhutanese runners have been selected to compete in the second edition of the Snowman Race, one of the world’s...

More than ten million trees will be planted across the country by 2030. The joint initiative by the Bhutan Ecological...

The Sarpang District Administration plans to use the available land resources sustainably in the 2024-2025 financial year. To this effect,...

In recent years, digital fabrication has become an increasingly important skill in various industries including manufacturing, architecture, and design. To...

The Bhutan Trust Fund for Environmental Conservation (BTFEC) signed three grant agreements worth over Nu 17 M today in Thimphu....

Recycling is the best option for disposing of plastics. It gives them a chance for a new life rather than...

As students break for summer vacation, parents often look for enriching and exciting activities to keep their children engaged. One...

At this time of the year, the people of Koenchholing and Risumgang Chiwogs of Sarpang’s Shompangkha Gewog worry about landslides...

Artificial intelligence and chatbots can be both helpful and harmful, especially in education. They can enhance learning but can also...