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NewsGelephu Prepares for 40,300 Vehicles Ahead of Project 108

Gelephu prepares for an unprecedented influx of 40,300 vehicles as Project 108 approaches. The Royal Bhutan Police implements staggered departures, shuttle services, and comprehensive traffic...

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NewsThird Child Plus Programme Disburses Nu 186M to 6,510 Children

Bhutan's Third Child Plus Programme has successfully disbursed Nu 186 million to over 6,500 eligible children since its June launch, representing a major milestone in...

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EnvironmentCOP17 Yerevan: Global Biodiversity Review Shapes Nature's Future

COP17 convenes in Yerevan for the first global assessment of biodiversity commitments. Discover how international negotiations will shape conservation policies, funding mechanisms, and environmental futures...

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CultureThe Last Herds of Zhodu: Bhutan's Fading Pastoral Legacy

Explore the lives of Bhutan's last yak herding families in remote Zhodu, facing the challenge of preserving ancient pastoral traditions amid modern opportunities and generational...

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NewsGerman-Bhutan Society Backs Gelephu Mindfulness City

The German-Bhutan Himalaya Society marks four decades of partnership by dedicating its 2027 conference to promoting Gelephu Mindfulness City, showcasing an innovative development model combining...

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EducationMongar's Extended Classrooms Struggle with Declining Student Enrollment

Mongar's six extended classroom rooms face a critical enrollment crisis, with student numbers plummeting due to rural depopulation, declining birth rates, and youth migration to...

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TourismLaya Prepares for Royal Highland Festival 2024

Laya prepares to welcome over 5,000 visitors for the ninth Royal Highland Festival on October 23-24, with community-led preparations showcasing highland culture, sustainable livelihoods, and...

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EconomyLocal Fruit Farmers Battle Market Access Crisis

Bhutan's fruit farmers face a paradox: production surges while profits plummet. Remote communities struggle with market access, transportation costs, and soil degradation, leaving growers earning...

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NewsHimalayan Yak Network Launches at Royal Highland Festival

Bhutan, India, and Nepal launch the inaugural Himalayan Yak Herders' Network at the Royal Highland Festival, establishing the first regional platform dedicated to supporting yak...

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SportsFIFA's $25 Million Investment in Bhutan's Football Future

FIFA commits USD 25 million to Bhutan's football development over four years, focusing on infrastructure, youth talent, and women's football. This transformative investment signals global...

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CultureHighlanders Celebrate 12th Jomolhari Mountain Festival

Discover how Bhutan's remote highland communities celebrated the 12th Jomolhari Mountain Festival, blending ancient traditions with modern conservation efforts to protect the elusive snow leopard.

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SportsFrom Grassroots to AFC: Bhutan's Football Journey

Discover how Bhutan transformed from grassroots football communities to becoming an AFC participant. Explore the nation's remarkable journey through strategic development, youth investment, and continental...

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