For years, residents of Yuldari and Shajoogla in Monggar’s Kengkhar Gewog hoped for chain-link fencing, after hearing reports ...

The Royal Audit Authority has raised concerns over a growing blind spot in the monitoring of external funding received by ...

Despite gradual improvements in overall employment, significant gender disparities continue to shape Bhutan’s labour market.

Trashi Yangtse has the third-highest number of Gungtongs, or empty houses, in the country. Despite its rich biodiversity and ...

Legal experts warn that domestic violence involving older couples is often ignored, making it one of the least reported forms ...

Distance, cost, space constraints, and staff shortages are making access to basic healthcare increasingly difficult for ...

As the climate changes, water is becoming scarce and unreliable. Farmers in Tsirang, who depend on agriculture, have long ...

More schools across the country are engaging students in meaningful activities during winter breaks. In Samdrup Jongkhar, ...

In two separate cases, the Paro District Court has sentenced two individuals to five and six years in prison for attempting ...

The Happiness Centre in Phuentshogling welcomed the new calendar, celebrating healed hearts and battles won against alcohol ...

Bhutan officially rolled out Goods and Services Tax today. The new GST regime replaces the existing sales tax structure with ...

Concerns over road safety, rising operational costs, and the quality of public transport were some issues raised during a ...