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Bhutan's Food Supply: Import Dependency Challenges
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Bhutan's Food Supply: Import Dependency Challenges

Bhutan's food security is threatened by heavy import dependency on cereals and oils. With strategic policy changes and innovations, the country aims to boost domestic production.

July 18, 2026

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Shrinking Farmland Threatens Food Security

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Shrinking Farmland Threatens Food Security

July 22, 2026

Fruit Farming Boom in Monggar

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Fruit Farming Boom in Monggar

July 22, 2026

New Route Reconnects Denchukha Amid Bridge Delays

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New Route Reconnects Denchukha Amid Bridge Delays

July 22, 2026

Villagers Demand Durable Bridge Amid Monsoon Woes

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Villagers Demand Durable Bridge Amid Monsoon Woes

July 22, 2026

Excavation Mishap Sparks Outrage in Motithang

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Excavation Mishap Sparks Outrage in Motithang

July 22, 2026

The One Percent Health Contribution's Impact

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The One Percent Health Contribution's Impact

July 22, 2026

Geney Eco-Tourism Facility Finds New Operator

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Geney Eco-Tourism Facility Finds New Operator

July 22, 2026

Bhutan Hosts 2027 World Bodybuilding Championship

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Bhutan Hosts 2027 World Bodybuilding Championship

July 21, 2026

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CRPD Amendment Lacks Support in Bhutan's National Council
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CRPD Amendment Lacks Support in Bhutan's National Council

The amendment to Bhutan's CRPD reservation failed in the National Council, prompting further review and dialogue on disability rights and inclusivity.

June 9, 2026

Handicrafts Thrive with Chimi Lhakhang Tourism 🌟
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Handicrafts Thrive with Chimi Lhakhang Tourism 🌟

Chimi Lhakhang's tourism surge fuels a thriving handicraft sector in Punakha, boosting local economies and preserving Bhutanese culture.

May 30, 2026

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Shrinking Farmland Threatens Food Security

Shrinking Farmland Threatens Food Security

Bhutan faces a critical challenge as shrinking farmland threatens its food self-reliance goals. With decreased arable land, the nation must innovate to ensure food security.

July 22, 2026

New Route Reconnects Denchukha Amid Bridge Delays

New Route Reconnects Denchukha Amid Bridge Delays

A new route restores access to Denchukha, Bhutan, after bridge delays. Residents face challenges, but efforts are underway to improve transport infrastructure.

July 22, 2026

Villagers Demand Durable Bridge Amid Monsoon Woes

Villagers Demand Durable Bridge Amid Monsoon Woes

Villagers in Ritey and Champagang demand a durable bridge to withstand monsoon rains, highlighting the need for sustainable infrastructure in Bhutan.

July 22, 2026

Excavation Mishap Sparks Outrage in Motithang

Excavation Mishap Sparks Outrage in Motithang

Residents in Motithang face financial losses after excavation damages cables. They demand accountability from Thimphu Thromde and contractors.

July 22, 2026

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NewsThe Complexities Behind FAB's Deregistration

The Film Association of Bhutan faces deregistration due to non-compliance, impacting its cultural advocacy role. Explore the challenges and future of Bhutan's film industry.

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Discover how the RBI is steering India through global economic challenges with a bold yet flexible approach, emphasizing growth and resilience.

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Explore how small businesses can thrive through smart innovations in pricing, product delivery, and customer relationships. Discover strategies for long-term sustainability.

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Explore the concept of 'Life is Dukkha' and discover practical ways to navigate through suffering. Dive into the historical and spiritual significance of Drukpa Tshezhi.

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NewsThe Hidden Risks of De Facto Marriages

Explore the legal and social implications of de facto marriages in Bhutan, revealing the risks and consequences of this growing trend.

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NewsThe Legacy of Bhutan's Belgian Rattlesnakes

Discover the intriguing history of Bhutan's Lewis guns and the Second King's strategic vision for military modernization amidst global turmoil.

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EconomyGovernment Recoups Fuel Subsidy, Petrol Costs Rise

Bhutan's government recoups fuel subsidies, impacting petrol consumers as global prices fluctuate. Explore the NFPSF framework and its economic implications.

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SportsJigme Tenzin's Record Snowman Trek Conquest

Jigme Tenzin sets a new record on Bhutan's Snowman Trek, completing the 268-kilometer route in just five days. His journey highlights environmental advocacy and cultural...

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Bhutan pioneers sustainable aviation fuel and biodegradable plastics, leveraging Pongamia trees to set a global precedent for eco-friendly innovation.

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EnvironmentFarmers Battle Water Shortages for Paddy Transplantation

Bhutanese farmers face delays in paddy transplantation due to water shortages and erratic weather, prompting urgent adaptation measures.

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EconomyBhutan's Food Supply: Import Dependency Challenges

Bhutan's food security is threatened by heavy import dependency on cereals and oils. With strategic policy changes and innovations, the country aims to boost domestic...

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PoliticsWhy Women Outvote Men but Still Lose Elections

Bhutanese women consistently outvote men but remain underrepresented in politics. Explore the societal and systemic barriers they face and potential strategies for change.

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PoliticsPhuentsholing Elects Ghallay Amid Low Voter Turnout

Deepen Ghallay was elected Thrompon of Phuentsholing amid low voter turnout, highlighting issues of political engagement and the need for electoral reforms in Bhutan.

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PoliticsThimphu's Thrompon: Low Voter Turnout Sparks Debate

Explore the reasons behind Thimphu's low voter turnout in recent elections. Discover insights into civic engagement challenges and future reforms.

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EconomyBhutan's Luxury Hotels: High Rates, Low Wages

Bhutan's luxury hotels charge premium rates, yet frontline staff face low wages. This disparity impacts morale and the broader economy.

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NewsUS Ends Duration of Status for Student Visas

The US ends its 'duration of status' visa policy, introducing fixed stays for foreign students, impacting Bhutanese scholars. Learn about these changes.

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SportsParo FC Leads Bhutan Premier League As Round Two Starts

Paro FC leads the Bhutan Premier League as the second round begins, with Thimphu City FC and Transport United FC in hot pursuit. Discover the...

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NewsBhutan, Japan Strengthen Development Ties

Bhutan and Japan have reaffirmed their commitment to development cooperation during the 21st Annual Economic Consultations, marking 40 years of diplomatic relations.

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PoliticsThromde Election Turnout Falls to 34%

The recent thromde elections in Bhutan saw a record low voter turnout of 34%, prompting concerns over civic engagement and public awareness.

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PoliticsThromde Elections: Smooth Execution Amid Minor Hiccups

The Thromde elections in Phuentshogling and Thimphu were conducted smoothly, with the ECB addressing minor issues efficiently and piloting new technologies successfully.

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EducationYouth Innovation Blossoms in Bumthang's Summer Program

Bumthang's summer program empowers youth with technology and life skills, fostering innovation and community development.

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PoliticsElectoral Laws: Adapting to Modern Needs

Exploring the need for electoral law reform in Bhutan, emphasizing voter engagement and representation in evolving urban centers.

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NewsTeachers Navigate Dangerous Roads for School

Bhutanese teachers brave treacherous roads during monsoon to reach school, highlighting dedication and resilience amidst challenging conditions.

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HealthPEMA Helpline 1098: Lifesaving Support in Distress

Discover how PEMA Helpline 1098 provides lifesaving support in Bhutan, addressing mental health, violence, and more through timely interventions.

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EconomyAnalyzing Bhutan's 13th Plan: Fiscal Insights

Bhutan's fiscal outlook under the 13th Plan is marked by contrasting projections from key government documents, highlighting optimism and caution.

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NewsPhuentsholing Hospital Apologizes for Registration Mix-up

Phuentsholing General Hospital apologizes for a registration mix-up, pledging to address systemic gaps and improve healthcare access for all.

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The Changlimithang Stadium violence highlights urgent gaps in security measures at sports events, prompting calls for improved protocols to ensure safety.

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OpinionWhy Becoming a Gyalsup is My Dream

Explore why becoming a Gyalsup is a dream for many Bhutanese youth. Discover the values of service, accountability, and dedication that drive this transformative journey.

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Discover how Bhutan's silence in international surveys transforms into meaningful data, reflecting the nuances of Bhutanese society and LGBTIQ+ experiences.

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EnvironmentPreparing for Disasters: Are We Doing Enough?

Natural disasters in Bhutan are becoming seasonal realities. Are we truly prepared to mitigate their impacts? Discover the current challenges and the need for long-term...

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EnvironmentBhutan's Vanishing Glaciers: A Chilling Wake-Up Call

Bhutan has lost 27 glaciers in nine years due to warming, posing risks to local communities and water resources. Discover the impacts and future challenges.

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NewsCordyceps Auction: Half Withdrawn on Opening Day

The anticipation at Sephu auction was high as collectors strategically withheld over half of their cordyceps harvest, betting on better prices in coming days.

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NewsWangdue Court Orders Child Abuse Training

Wangdue Dzongkhag Court sentences a man for minor harassment, mandates child abuse training for officers, highlighting systemic reforms needed in Bhutan.

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EnvironmentMapping Bhutan's Freshwater Lakes: A Milestone Study

Bhutan's NCHM has mapped 2,391 freshwater lakes, marking a significant milestone in water resource monitoring amid climate change concerns.

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NewsCSOA Denies FAB's Registration Renewal Bid

CSOA has denied the Film Association of Bhutan's appeal to renew its registration due to persistent compliance issues, impacting its ability to operate effectively.

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Thimphu and Phuentshogling are fully prepared for the Thromde elections tomorrow, with meticulous planning ensuring a smooth voting process for citizens.

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Discover how Bhutan's para-athletes are bridging sports and careers, thanks to inclusive opportunities at Bhutan Insurance Limited.

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