Bhutan received Nu 2.5bn from India today as the fifth tranche of the Economic Stimulus Programme. So far, more than...
Read moreDetailsHigh in the mountains of Lunana, more than 4,000 metres above sea level, some of Bhutan’s most dangerous glacial lakes...
Read moreDetailsWomen continue to make up a strong share of candidates in this year’s Thromde elections. In the upcoming Dzongkhag Thromde...
Read moreDetailsThe government’s push to reduce travel costs amid rising fuel prices appears to be falling short. The finance ministry’s review...
Read moreDetailsPicture: World Tourism Desk Bhutan expects its domestic revenue to rise by nearly 10 per cent in the next fiscal...
Read moreDetailsPicture: PMO If a major earthquake strikes today, is Thimphu, the country’s most populated city, prepared? Experts warn that Bhutan...
Read moreDetailsMore than 700 cases in five months. That’s the number of violence and abuse cases handled by the One Stop...
Read moreDetailsTourism is one of the eight priority sectors of the Gelephu Mindfulness City Project. But what kind of tourism future...
Read moreDetailsFor generations, hundreds of acres of fertile paddy fields in Trongsa’s Uesa village have fed families across two districts. However,...
Read moreDetailsLi More than 5,400 mothers across Bhutan have already been identified for the government's Third Child Plus Programme. Project Management...
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