COVID19: Do your best
With 48 COVID positive cases confirmed in the country, we are facing a crisis of sorts. Though nine have recovered […]
Editorial
Domestic revenue decreases by 14%
To meet the cost of recurrent expenditures from the domestic revenue amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the finance ministry will be
The volunteers who are risking it all
Even as the first Bhutanese COVID positive case at the border was confirmed recently,frontline responders along the sealed border region
Construction workers from India want to return home
Over 100 Indian laborers have secretly escaped from the open borders of Samdrup Jongkhar since the Indian government imposed nationwide
Taktsang Trail being refurbished
The Taktsang trail which has been disturbed due to heavy rainfall is seeing a refurbishment under the Committee of Tourism
Bhutanese newsroom scenario amid pandemic-so far, so good
As the country sees layoffs and their gradual absorption in alternative sectors, so far, there has been no news of
COVID-19 patient recovery and treatment
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is similar to other infectious diseases that do not have definite treatment and would remain endemic, shared
Govt. to observe fiscal prudence to meet the recurrent expenditure
While the government has sufficient budget for capital expenditure, there is a concern regarding the recurrent expenditure as the government
Education-in-emergency curriculum ready for implementation
The Royal Education Council (REC) has developed a prioritized curriculum for education in emergency-II which will be assessed before implementation
Ama Zangmo provides sanitary napkins to nuns
As menstrual hygiene day was celebrated on May 28 with many citizens supporting the red dot campaign, a group of
