Gelephu—A confederation of frogs can even kill a tiger. This old Bhutanese phrase is so apt for what is unfolding in Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC), where ordinary citizens are playing a defining role ...

In 1985, a young builder with little more than grit and determination began laying roadside walls in the Bhutanese ...

What was the purpose of your visit? I’m here with the support of the Government of Canada as part of their consultation and ...

With the blanket loan deferment having ended in June, financial institutions are now turning to a new set of relief tools designed by the Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) to prevent a surge in ...

Pemagatshel Dzongkhag Administration is preparing to host the country’s first-ever Bathing Carnival Bhutan (BCB) 2025, a new festival celebrating the Blessed Rainy Day (Thruebab), one of Bhutan’s most ...

The National Housing Development Corporation (NHDCL) has received a prestigious preliminary Excellence in Design for Greater ...

The story of Rinchen Dema, a 39-year-old single mother in Thimphu struggling to provide for her three children, touched the ...

Wildlife and forest-related offences recorded in the Forest Information Reporting and Monitoring System (FIRMS) dropped sharply in 2024, falling to 749 cases from 1,295 the previous year—a 42 percent ...

Samdrupjongkhar—The completion of a new water treatment plant on May 31, 2025 under the Dewathang water supply project helps ensure clean and continuous water for around 5,000 residents.

Electricity is finally on its way to Lunana, one of the highland frontiers of the country, which takes more than a week on foot to reach from the nearest road.

The country’s national debt climbed to Nu 303.97 billion as of June this year, which is equivalent to 100.5 percent of the estimated gross domestic product (GDP), according to the finance ministry.

His Holiness the Je Khenpo is presiding over a three-day Moenlam Chhenmo (great prayer ceremony), which began on September 6, at the Royal Bhutan Temple in Rajgir, India.