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Marking the International Youth Day celebration, the education ministry today acknowledged Her Majesty the Queen Mother Tseyring Pem Wangchuck, the...

Phuentshogpelri Gewog (Gomtu) in Samtse reported two COVID-19 positive cases from the community today. As per the health ministry’s records,...

Farmers in Bartsham, Trashigang, gathered with sacks of Quinoa as officials from the Food Corporation of Bhutan (FCB) came with...

With the completion of the 24-hour complete lockdown this morning, Phuentshogling Thromde is back to life again. While businesses are...

A large percentage of the Bhutanese population is young people. According to the population and housing census 2017, half of...

Climate change is real. As its impact intensifies over time, it is the children and young people who will face...

As an import-driven country, food security has become a major concern for Bhutan during the pandemic. Young people in the...

Eating junk foods is a guilty pleasure among Bhutanese youth. Burgers, fried chicken and noodles have become a food habit...

From oxen to power tillers, to growing crops in greenhouses in high-altitude where it once seemed impossible for any plant...

It began as a club. And today, the dynamics of agriculture education in Bhutanese schools is taught as a separate...