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Only eight per cent of the country’s elderly population is covered under the National Pension and Provident Fund, leaving the...

Financial support from the Adaptation Fund through the Bhutan Trust Fund for Environmental Conservation, BTFEC has been transforming the lives of...

For visitors, a trip to iconic monuments such as Paro Taktsang or the Memorial Chorten is about breathtaking views, spiritual...

The Bhutan Qualifications and Professionals Certification Authority warns the three education consultancy and placement firms that were issued suspension notices...

For years, a cotton farmers’ group in Pema Gatshel has struggled without a proper processing unit after their makeshift hut...

After years of bumpy, muddy rides, people of three chiwogs in Samdrup Jongkhar's Samrang Gewog are enjoying a smooth and...

A milk group at Gomdar Gewog in Samdrup Jongkhar is proving that solar power is not only eco-friendly but also...

Many Bhutanese may not know that money from old investments is still waiting for them. More than Nu 87 M...

Over 600 Japanese volunteers have served in Bhutan since 1988 through the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers programme. To mark the...

Exposure to lead, which is a toxic metal can cause anaemia. This is according to the World Health Organization, which...