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NewsWomen Entrepreneurs Master AI and Digital Tools in Phuentsholing

Twenty-two women entrepreneurs in Phuentsholing completed intensive training in AI and digital tools, learning practical skills to transform their businesses. The initiative represents Bhutan's commitment...

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NewsCan Samtse Keep Up With Its Growing Workforce?

Samtse faces mounting housing pressure as industrial parks expand rapidly. With rental prices soaring and infrastructure straining, residents worry the region could replicate Phuentsholing's affordability...

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NewsNepal Flood Exposes Critical Gaps in Bhutan's Early Warning Systems

Nepal's catastrophic flood exposed critical vulnerabilities in Bhutan's early warning systems. Glacial lake collapses, monitoring gaps, and climate change create urgent need for infrastructure improvements...

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NewsHigh Court Overturns Acquittal: Doctor Sentenced to 10 Years for Child Sexual Abuse

Bhutan's High Court reverses a controversial acquittal and sentences a doctor to 10 years imprisonment for sexually abusing a minor patient, marking a pivotal moment...

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NewsBhutan's Critical Engineer Shortage Threatens Megaproject Timeline

Bhutan faces a critical engineering shortage as megaprojects accelerate, with construction companies, hydropower contractors, and government agencies competing for limited technical talent. Brain drain and...

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NewsMany Hands, One Purpose: Gelephu's Massive Volunteer Movement

Nearly 3,000 volunteers from across Bhutan gathered in Gelephu for the seventh volunteer programme, demonstrating extraordinary commitment to nation-building through collective action and service.

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NewsRoyal Prayer Ceremony Honors Nepal and China Flood Victims

Bhutan's Royal Family and government leadership gathered at Tashichhodzong to honor flood victims in Nepal and China, lighting a thousand butter lamps in a solemn...

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NewsGovernment Travel Allowances Fail to Keep Pace With Rising Costs

Bhutan's government travel allowances have failed to keep pace with rising accommodation and meal costs, forcing civil servants to cover expenses from their own salaries....

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NewsBank of Bhutan Leadership Crisis: Top Executives Exit After System Migration Disaster

The Bank of Bhutan's CEO, IT Director, and Project Manager have resigned following a catastrophic core banking system migration that triggered regulatory penalties and exposed...

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NewsBhutanese Pilgrims Adapt Routes as Nepal Flooding Disrupts Tibet Border

Bhutanese pilgrims undertaking sacred journeys to Lhasa face route disruptions following devastating flooding in northern Nepal. Multiple pilgrimage groups have adapted travel plans, utilizing alternative...

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NewsPongchula Airport Cancellation: Eastern Bhutan's Connectivity Crisis

Mongar residents face disappointment as technical assessments conclude the proposed Pongchula airport is unsuitable for development. After seven years of evaluation, geographical constraints have ended...

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NewsMiss Bhutan Pageant Postponed to 2027: What Changed?

Bhutan's Miss Bhutan pageant has been postponed to 2027, with organizers citing partnership negotiations, contestant eligibility clarifications, and adequate preparation requirements as key factors in...

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