CRPD Amendment Lacks Support in Bhutan's National Council

Bhutan's agrifood sector is set for transformation with a USD 97.69 million investment aimed at boosting self-sufficiency and export opportunities.

The Gangri–Kadam Irrigation Channel in Chagsakhar revives 48 acres of fallow farmland, transforming agriculture for 130 households.

Phuentsholing Thrompon Uttar Kumar Rai has been barred from a third election bid due to unresolved audit issues, spotlighting the critical role of accountability in...

Phuentsholing's business community calls for SDF waiver zone expansion to boost tourism and local economy, transforming the border town into a vibrant destination.

Bhutan's dream of homeownership is slipping away due to soaring property prices and stagnant incomes. Explore the factors driving this crisis and potential solutions.

Young innovators in Bhutan showcased groundbreaking digital solutions at the Tech-Novation Hackathon 2026, highlighting the nation's commitment to digital transformation.

Recurring floods in Amochhu disrupt export operations and delay labor permits, impacting economic stability in Phuentshogling.

BDBL transforms loan applications with digital solutions, enhancing convenience, transparency, and efficiency. Discover the future of banking in Bhutan.

Their Majesties The King and The Gyaltsuen of Bhutan visited the Biman Rataya Throne Room in Bangkok, highlighting the strong ties between Bhutan and Thailand...

Bhutan secures a place in the Asian Australasian Society of Neurological Surgeons after performing over 2,000 surgeries, marking a major milestone in its healthcare system.

Explore how Bhutan's Digital Readiness Programme is addressing critical gaps in the online presence of three-star hotels, enhancing their digital competitiveness.

His Majesty The King graced the 17th Convocation of the Royal University of Bhutan, emphasizing education's role in national progress and cultural values.

His Majesty the King graced the closing ceremony of Parliament, highlighting national achievements and future initiatives like the Gelephu Mindfulness City.

Explore the evolving challenges of hydropower safety in Bhutan amidst a changing cryosphere. Can Bhutan adapt to ensure sustainable development?

Bhutan's civil service faces a critical 'middle gap,' impacting efficiency and public service quality. Addressing this requires strategic action and foresight.

Strengthening early warning systems is vital for saving lives and reducing disaster losses. Learn how Bhutan is tackling climate challenges with innovative strategies.

Discover how a small-scale strawberry farm in Norbugang is achieving big profits and inspiring local farmers amidst challenges and opportunities.

Experience the thrill of rafting in Panbang, Bhutan's largest river system, where adventure meets tranquility in a stunning natural setting.

The Gamri-I and Bamukparongchhu Hydropower Project is transforming Sakteng, creating jobs, boosting businesses, and promising a sustainable future.

The Bhutanese diaspora faces the challenge of preserving cultural identity amidst globalization, using community events and digital tools to stay connected.

Bhutan's waste management remains fragmented and poorly coordinated. Despite comprehensive legal frameworks, implementation gaps hinder the country's zero waste goals.

The sacred ground blessing for the 108 Jangchub Chorten project marks the beginning of a spiritual and community-driven journey in Bhutan.

Bhutan's Prime Minister highlights outmigration and fuel dependency as major risks to the country's economic stability, urging strategic initiatives for growth.

Viral footage of school violence in Bhutan has sparked a public outcry, leading to a multi-agency investigation and highlighting the need for effective intervention strategies.

Thimphu Police investigate a school battery case at Lungtenzampa Middle Secondary School. Students are suspended, and counselling is underway as the community seeks safety solutions.

BCTA suspends permits of 20+ taxis during Kathrid empowerment event for violating transport rules, highlighting challenges for devotees and need for better planning.

The RCSC's Civil Service Innovation Day marks a transformative step for Bhutan, fostering innovation within the government to enhance efficiency and service delivery.

Discover how Bhutan's new ABS-certified biodiversity products are set to transform its green economy, promoting sustainability and economic growth.

Businesses in Phuentshogling and Samtse urge regulatory reforms to boost economic growth. Key recommendations aim to ease administrative burdens and enhance competitiveness.

Phuentsholing and Samtse, Bhutan's key border towns, seek urgent reforms to unlock their economic potential. Strategic changes in infrastructure and regulations are crucial.

The High Court has upheld a ruling that the WWF wrongfully terminated an employee, marking a pivotal moment in employment law and impacting the nonprofit...

Discover the joy of living in the moment. Embrace authenticity over digital validation and find balance in a screen-dominated world.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure has strengthened India-Bhutan ties through genuine connections, making him a mentor and brother to many.

Confusion in Bhutan's legal reforms threatens justice. Misunderstandings in legal aid and pro bono services, coupled with misguided proposals for paralegal representation, risk creating inequities...

Bhutan's drayangs face a pivotal moment as the government insists on reforms to create a safe, dignified, and culturally appropriate entertainment industry.

Goongtong, or abandoned rural houses, pose a significant challenge to Bhutan's development, threatening cultural traditions and community life.

The Pelsung programme empowers nearly 1,000 Bhutanese youth to shape the future, preparing them for impactful roles in Gelephu Mindfulness City and beyond.

Three Bhutanese nationals were deported from Kuwait due to strict drug and alcohol-related charges, highlighting expatriate challenges in Gulf regions.