CRPD Amendment Lacks Support in Bhutan's National Council

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

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.

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

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

The Women's National League Tier III reaches a thrilling climax as teams battle for top-six spots. Discover who's leading and what's at stake in this...

The Bhutan Premier League 2026 sees an intense title race as the first round nears its end. With only a few points separating the top...

Mothithang HSS and Punakha Central School shine at the School Volleyball Cup, showcasing young talents from across Bhutan. Discover the highlights and future prospects!

Discover how tailoring training in Bumthang empowers women economically, transforming skills into sustainable livelihoods through cooperative efforts.

Bumthang's cordyceps auction sees withdrawals as collectors face low bids, reflecting broader economic challenges and market trends impacting their income prospects.

Discover the silent power of 'The Debt Call', a film by Ata Pelden, exploring societal judgment and personal trauma with a unique, dialogue-free narrative.

Explore boredom as an opportunity for self-awareness. Embrace mindfulness and discover how moments of stillness can lead to personal growth and peace.

Japan and Bhutan celebrate forty years of diplomatic relations, reflecting on a friendship marked by mutual learning, trust, and a shared vision for the future.

Explore the hidden costs faced by Bhutan's public servants, from inadequate reimbursements to emotional strains. Discover why a paradigm shift is essential.

Bhutan's illegal timber trade poses significant environmental and economic threats. Learn about the root causes, economic implications, and potential solutions.

Over 90 job seekers in Bhutan have found part-time jobs within a month of a new pilot program, aiming to expand employment opportunities.

El Niño conditions are set to strengthen in Bhutan, impacting agriculture, hydropower, and tourism. Discover how Bhutan is preparing for climate challenges.

Discover how Chhaling Gewog's innovative biogas technology is cutting LPG reliance, promoting sustainable living, and enhancing agricultural productivity.

The 2026 monsoon in the Hindu Kush Himalaya is expected to be drier, raising concerns about droughts and floods due to erratic rainfall patterns.

Chhaling Kha, a unique dialect in Bhutan, faces extinction as youth migration and dominant languages threaten its survival. Discover efforts to preserve this cultural gem.

Pema Lhadon, founder of Shaoulee Food Products, wins the Bayer Foundation Award 2026 for her impactful work in Bhutanese agriculture, empowering over 6,000 farmers.

Paro court sentences Kelden Dorji and rapper Cutie for attempted voluntary manslaughter, highlighting challenges in addressing violent crime in Bhutan.

The Wangdue Dzongkhag Court fined a couple for a fraudulent divorce used to migrate to Australia. This case highlights legal challenges in migration processes.

Central banks in the SAARC region call for unified regulations to enhance cross-border payment systems, addressing challenges like regulatory fragmentation and cybersecurity.

Explore the economic factors influencing parenthood in Bhutan, where rising costs and demographic changes shape family planning decisions.

Floods in Phuentsholing have displaced 87 families, worsening the town's housing shortage. The crisis highlights the urgent need for sustainable housing solutions.

The suspension of JDWNRH's radiotherapy services has left cancer patients seeking treatment abroad, raising accountability questions and highlighting systemic healthcare challenges in Bhutan.

A young wild elephant in Gelephu succumbed to natural causes, highlighting the challenges of wildlife conservation amidst Bhutan's development.

Tsirang vendors face challenges trading in darkness due to inadequate lighting at the Sunday market. Despite promises, they await improvements.

South Asian central banks are pushing for a multilateral digital payment network to enhance cross-border transactions, fostering economic growth.

Bhutan's football dream gets a boost as the AFC renews its One-Star status, opening new opportunities for youth development.

The Bhutanese government's ESP Education Loan Scheme faces a funding shortfall due to overwhelming demand, prompting a search for additional funds.

Discover how Bhutan's students advocate for youth welfare, gender equality, and sexuality education, empowering themselves and shaping their future.

Phuentshogling Thrompon candidates prioritize water supply, urban development, and disaster management, addressing key voter concerns ahead of the elections.

Bhutan Kitchen Bangkok bridges cultures through authentic Bhutanese cuisine, creating a vibrant culinary experience in the heart of Thailand.

Explore the 'Live and Let Live' philosophy through Bhutan's Phobjikha Valley and the film 'Khopa', highlighting the importance of empathy and environmental stewardship.

Explore Bhutan's strategic approach to aviation safety, focusing on the vital roles played by ARFF teams amidst challenging environments and an expanding aviation sector.

The debate on banning social media for children raises questions about protection versus preparation. Discover insights into this crucial discussion.

Discover how Gelephu Mindfulness City is reshaping Bhutan with a culture of trust and reliability, setting a national standard for the future.