From monitoring forests and glaciers to preparing for disasters and planning infrastructure, remote sensing has become an ...

Bhutan’s relationship with water is growing uncertain. Climate change is putting increasing pressure on its water resources, ...

The Labour Department has directed the Bhutan Broadcasting Service to compensate its former Chief Editor and also recommended ...

Nubi in Trongsa is one of the country’s major human-tiger conflict hotspots. As the area lies within the migratory paths and ...

For many young people, esports started as a hobby, but it is now emerging as a competitive platform with opportunities beyond ...

The land Bhutan uses to grow food has been shrinking. The country’s first Food Balance Sheet Report shows the total cropped ...

Residents of Tsirang and visitors will soon have a dedicated space in Damphu town to buy the district's organic farm produce and enjoy a place to relax ...

The government began disbursing the 10 thousand monthly cash incentive under the Third Child Plus Programme. Nearly 4,000 ...

A university degree is often seen as the gateway to a career. But for many young Bhutanese, finding a job after graduation is ...

Hundreds of young Bhutanese gathered at the Royal Institute of Management in Thimphu today to celebrate Respect Day 2026.

Development projects funded by the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank will now be audited under a single framework.

Going by the latest crime statistics from the Police, major urban centres continue to account for the highest number of ...