Some lives unfold in silence, unnoticed even by those closest to them. Dr Sanga Dorji, Bhutan’s first physiotherapist and a ...

Over the past few years, Bhutan’s hospitals leaned on Bangladeshi specialists to plug critical gaps in services. At their ...

A white cloth billowed in the summer wind, painted with flowers and prayer flags, dzongs and distant peaks. It marked the ...

At the Bhutan Echoes Literary Festival yesterday, experts cautioned that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI ...

Bhutan’s unique development philosophy, which prioritises well-being, environmental protection, and cultural preservation, ...

The Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) clarified that arts subjects will continue to be a core part of the ...

The maiden presence of four National Basketball Association (NBA) stars, currently in the capital, has further ignited the ...

With traffic congestion and pedestrian safety emerging as mounting concerns in the capital, the Ministry of Infrastructure ...

The airstrip in Mongar will be at Pemacholing. The Department of Air Transport, with support from the Department of ...

While Bhutan’s national literacy rate stands at over 70 percent, the literacy rate among children with disabilities lags far ...

As Bhutan prepares to participate in the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) from November 10 to 21 this year, the country ...

In a bid to enhance Bhutan’s capacity for producing and distributing high-quality temperate fruit seedlings, the National Seed Centre (NSC) in Paro constructed two agricultural warehouses at a cost of ...