Bhutan's National Council adopts the Livestock Bill of 2025, introducing designated zones for meat shops to enhance regulation and reduce import dependence.

Discover how Sakteng School in Bhutan is transforming education by replacing traditional firewood heating with a modern system, enhancing both learning and sustainability.

Discover how Bhutan unites for Project 108, building 108 Jangchub Choetens as symbols of peace and unity. Join this national journey of faith and devotion.

Rediscover the joy of living in the moment by letting go of the need to record every experience. Embrace the ephemeral beauty of life and...

Bhutan faces a healthcare crisis as medical professionals leave for better opportunities abroad. This article explores the impact on the healthcare system and solutions for...

Bhutan's innovative use of carbon finance supports a nationwide clean cooking rollout, targeting 30,000 households to enhance energy efficiency and reduce reliance on conventional fuels.

Former Phuentsholing Thrompon Rai reflects on a decade of urban transformation and outlines his vision for a vibrant future as he eyes a third term.

Bhutan Trust Fund signs a Nu 2.5 million grant to enhance elephant corridors in Gelephu, marking a significant step in ecological restoration and biodiversity conservation.

Bhutan accelerates biofertiliser and biopesticide production to reduce dependence on imports, aiming to enhance sustainability and food security.

Bhutan's government faces challenges in delivering on its housing and vehicle loan pledges, balancing fiscal constraints and global economic factors.

The Gulf conflict underscores Bhutan's reliance on overseas employment, prompting strategic reintegration efforts for returning workers amid rising tensions in the Middle East.

Bhutan's drungpa and dzongrab roles face dwindling appeal due to limited career progression and remote postings, prompting a need for policy reforms.