The Gamri-I and Bamukparongchhu Hydropower Project is transforming Sakteng, creating jobs, boosting businesses, and promising a sustainable future.

The Bhutanese diaspora faces the challenge of preserving cultural identity amidst globalization, using community events and digital tools to stay connected.

Bhutan's waste management remains fragmented and poorly coordinated. Despite comprehensive legal frameworks, implementation gaps hinder the country's zero waste goals.

The sacred ground blessing for the 108 Jangchub Chorten project marks the beginning of a spiritual and community-driven journey in Bhutan.

Bhutan's Prime Minister highlights outmigration and fuel dependency as major risks to the country's economic stability, urging strategic initiatives for growth.

Viral footage of school violence in Bhutan has sparked a public outcry, leading to a multi-agency investigation and highlighting the need for effective intervention strategies.

Thimphu Police investigate a school battery case at Lungtenzampa Middle Secondary School. Students are suspended, and counselling is underway as the community seeks safety solutions.

BCTA suspends permits of 20+ taxis during Kathrid empowerment event for violating transport rules, highlighting challenges for devotees and need for better planning.

The RCSC's Civil Service Innovation Day marks a transformative step for Bhutan, fostering innovation within the government to enhance efficiency and service delivery.

Discover how Bhutan's new ABS-certified biodiversity products are set to transform its green economy, promoting sustainability and economic growth.

Businesses in Phuentshogling and Samtse urge regulatory reforms to boost economic growth. Key recommendations aim to ease administrative burdens and enhance competitiveness.

Phuentsholing and Samtse, Bhutan's key border towns, seek urgent reforms to unlock their economic potential. Strategic changes in infrastructure and regulations are crucial.