The Royal Institute of Management wants to open its doors to fee-paying international students for the first time. The ...

World Bank experts say one of the biggest challenges facing healthcare systems worldwide is inefficient health financing. In ...

High in the mountains of Lunana, more than 4,000 metres above sea level, some of Bhutan’s most dangerous glacial lakes are ...

More than 700 cases in five months. That’s the number of violence and abuse cases handled by the One Stop Crisis Centre at ...

The government’s push to reduce travel costs amid rising fuel prices appears to be falling short. The finance ministry’s ...

The government’s tax concessions on cultivated land are encouraging more farmers to restore fallow land. In Risa village of ...

For generations, hundreds of acres of fertile paddy fields in Trongsa’s Uesa village have fed families across two districts.

From turning bamboo into valuable resources to promoting safety and convenience through innovation, Pelsups of the third ...

For centuries, the house of Changyul Bum Galem in Punakha has stood as a symbol of history, culture, and tradition. However, ...

One of the most sacred sites in Dagana, Tha Namkhai Dzong, will finally get improved road access and basic amenities in the ...

Women continue to make up a strong share of candidates in this year’s Thromde elections. In the upcoming Dzongkhag Thromde ...

Bhutan’s full-scale earthquake simulation exercise, conducted in Thimphu earlier this week, revealed critical gaps in coordination, communication, and emergency preparedness despite an overall ...