Monthly Archives: December, 0

Gasa Dzongkhag's attempt to supply organic vegetables to hotels in Thimphu could not succeed as the hotels who had earlier promised to buy their vegetables have now reduced their demands. A few have completely dropped out of the agreement.

While many understand and recognise the importance of breastfeeding, not everyone is on the same page when it comes to understanding the role many, including the father and workplace supervisors, can play in supporting child breastfeeding.

A three-day regional workshop for least developed countries on improving the trade in the Asia -Pacific region is currently underway in the capital.

The Bhutanese students who recently graduated from colleges affiliated to Sikkim Manipal University (SMU) in India have been left more worried after the government said it is not in a position to help in regards to the change in the mode of education by their colleges.  

The drop-in-centres of the Youth Development Fund (YDF) hardly sees girls and women visitors. The fear of being stigmatised is thought to be holding them back from availing themselves of the services provided by the centres.

Following the supreme court's judgment on the first Spasmo Proxyvon Plus (SP+) case in the country, some courts in the country have now started receiving petitions from people convicted so far for illegal possession or trafficking of SP+ drugs.

Bhutan will no longer have to depend on international seismic stations to gather information as and when earthquake hits the country.

People and the gewog officials of Saephu Gewog in Wangdue Phodrang are worried regarding the slow progress of blacktopping their farm road.

To recognise the roles played by the forest rangers in conserving country's natural heritage, the Department of Forests and Park Services celebrated the first World Ranger Day in the capital yesterday.

With the strategy to improve health services, the government has upgraded Grade 2 BHU in Dophuchen Gewog under Dorokha Drungkhag in Samtse to grade 1 recently.