Monthly Archives: December, 0

It’s been three months now since Gelegphu Tsachu was closed to public after falling boulders damaged two of its ponds in June. The closure...

Some remote parts of Bumthang still experience poor or erratic mobile network coverage.

Sawmills in Haa donates Nu 25,000 each to the dzongkhag administration yearly, which is used for different purposes including tree plantation and cleanup campaigns.

Druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DPT) will not replace any of its candidates for the general round of National Assembly Elections. They will stick with its...

Some farmers of Changrey in Trongsa say a tunnel constructed in their village by the Mangdechhu Hydroelectric Project Authority (MHPA) some four years ago is affecting their rice yield.

The three-day Thimphu Street Festival kicked off from yesterday. The festival, a first of its kind in the country, has Thimphu’s Norzin Lam stretch along the clock tower square sealed off to traffic.

The fuel prices yet again witnessed a fresh hike on Monday morning, with petrol and diesel being sold at Nu 69.07 and 68.12 per litre respectively in the capital. These are the highest rates since July 2014.

Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa (DNT) has decided to declare its initial 47 candidates, who represented the party in the primary round, to contest the general elections too.

A group of young Bhutanese artists have brought to life the legendary warrior, Pemi Tshewang Tashi, in an illustrated comic. It was launched yesterday.

The commuters travelling along the Monggar- Bumthang highway say there is a need for a motorable bridge over a stream in Namling.