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The wait continues as data users grow impatient. The much-anticipated reduction in data charges may still take some time to...

Local leaders in Tsirang have decided to write to the government, seeking intervention over the unreliable supply of fuel from...

Women working in low-paying and insecure jobs are higher than men in the private sector. This is according to a...

With initial work on the Dorjilung hydropower Project now underway along the Kurichhu, preparations for the next phase are happening....

Since 2019, more than 10,000 civil servants have left their jobs, with most choosing to resign voluntarily. Royal Civil Service...

With green tea from Trongsa finding its way to international shelves, tea production centres say demand is outpacing supply. Two...

In Bhutan’s construction sector, a common and often debated view is that Bhutanese workers fall short in terms of quality....

The Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan launched a term-based medical insurance scheme in July last year. The plan covers you...

The greatest challenge for the deaf community in Bhutan is the lack of certified sign language interpreters in public institutions,...

Serzhong Bridge in Gelephu has transformed into a weekend hotspot. Regional tourists fill the market, enjoying local food, souvenirs, and...