Australia has tightened its student visa scrutiny, rejecting 70% of Bhutanese applications. Discover the reasons behind this trend and strategies for overcoming these challenges.

The RAA audit unveils significant procurement issues in Bhutan's BITS projects, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in public fund management.

The Livestock Bill 2025, passed by Bhutan's Parliament, marks a new era in sustainable livestock development, enhancing animal welfare and biosecurity measures.

SMCL restores a damaged paddy field in Samdrupjongkhar, showcasing a collaborative response to mine-related erosion. This effort highlights sustainable practices.

Bhutan's finance minister has rejected a proposal for an instalment-based property tax system, prioritizing administrative efficiency and fiscal discipline.

Despite high budget utilization by Bhutan's Department of Tourism, key infrastructure projects face delays due to complex implementation processes.

Discover how Rinchen Khandu, a young Tshogpa, transforms Sakteng Gewog with education-driven leadership, inspiring a new generation of highlanders.

Bhutan's decision to permanently close drayangs marks a shift towards sustainable and culturally aligned entertainment, balancing tradition with modernization.

Bhutan is pioneering new research to enhance road construction in high-altitude passes, addressing climatic challenges with innovative design standards.

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

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.