The Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry has elected new leadership, with Dr Trashi Wangyel becoming President after a competitive second-round vote. Two Vice Presidents...
Read MoreTeam Bhutan achieved remarkable success at the FIRST Global Challenge 2026 in South Korea, winning two prestigious awards and finishing 47th among 185 nations. The...
Read MoreBFF Academy celebrates a historic milestone as its first Class VIII students complete the Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint Examination, marking a transformative expansion of academic...
Read MoreBhutanese travelers face ongoing challenges making digital payments in India as UPI integration remains incomplete. Currently, only six Indian banks accept Bhutanese mobile banking apps,...
Read MoreBhutanese students face significant challenges with Dzongkha pronunciation and spelling despite it being the national language. Educators identify language environment, dialect influence, and teaching methods...
Read MoreBhutan's government has identified nearly 400 regulatory barriers affecting business operations, with land access, taxation, and licensing emerging as top concerns. A comprehensive reform initiative...
Read MoreBhutan's U-15 national football team is preparing for the inaugural FIFA Under-15 World Cup and Festival in Azerbaijan, facing five international opponents. This historic tournament...
Read MoreRecent Australian visa policy changes are prompting Bhutanese students to reconsider their study plans. Restrictions on family accompaniment and declining approval rates are driving interest...
Read MoreMotithang Higher Secondary School has advanced to the finals of the 2027 Zayed Sustainability Prize for its innovative smart agriculture project that reduces water consumption...
Read MoreStudents with special educational needs showcase remarkable talents through vocational skills training and creative projects. An inspiring exhibition demonstrates how inclusive education transforms lives through...
Read MoreBhutan's cricket coaching programme expands into monastic institutions through an innovative train-the-trainer model. Fifty monks and nuns from 22 monasteries and 6 nunneries learn coaching...
Read MoreThe Trashigang archery tournament transforms entry fees into community funding while crowning athletic champions. Thirty-six teams compete for substantial prizes, with all registration fees directed...
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