Sarpang rangers combat invasive species in Gelephu, paving the way for a sustainable ecological corridor to reduce human-elephant conflict.

Illegal meat imports challenge Bhutan's pork industry, undermining prices and raising biosecurity concerns. Key steps are needed to protect local farmers.

Bhutan makes history by signing the Global Compassion Declaration, highlighting its commitment to compassionate leadership amidst global challenges.

Bhutan's government plans to decentralize automobile services in Thimphu, addressing infrastructure and environmental concerns while fostering urban growth.

The Gelephu–Tareythang project roadshow begins, marking a key step in Bhutan's infrastructure development. Discover its global appeal and strategic significance.

Bhutan's finance ministry revises 2026 growth forecast to 6.31%, citing global fuel shocks and hydropower delays. Government spending remains a key stabilizer.

The RAA warns that Bhutan's fuel subsidy scheme is nearing its fiscal limit, urging a shift towards targeted support for essential sectors to ensure economic...

The NSDG is revolutionizing Bhutanese cinema by nurturing young storytellers and transforming their ideas into compelling scripts.

Bhutan faces a nursing shortage due to limited clinical training facilities, challenging the approval of new nursing colleges. Proactive measures are needed.

Bhutan's MoESD is addressing Dzongkha failure rates in Classes VI and VIII with new strategies focusing on competency-based learning, teacher training, and curriculum reforms.

Trongsa College is redefining education in Bhutan by integrating traditional values with modern skills, preparing students for global opportunities.

Bhutan's Education Ministry revises the student assessment system, combining written exams and continuous assessments to enhance learning outcomes.