The Living Philosopher King
As students of literature, we often took pride in discussing Plato’s Philosopher Kings. We would challenge others by asking if […]
Modern Bridge Miss Basics: Amochhu Bridge Needs Infrastructure Push
Phuentsholing, Bhutan’s bustling border town long seen as little more than a gateway is steadily reimagining itself as a tourist
Her Majesty Graces inaugural session of the Third Annual PEMA Symposium
On October 6, 2025, Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen graced the inaugural session of the Third Annual PEMA Symposium at Zhichenkhar,
Judge Urges Stronger Reintegration Support
Despite Bhutan’s comprehensive legal framework protecting children, challenges remain in the effective reintegration of Children in Conflict with the Law
Inflation Rises to 3.87%
Bhutan’s inflation continued its upward trajectory in August 2025, reflecting mounting pressures on households and businesses alike. The national Consumer
About Responsibilities
In a remarkable display of unity and dedication, thousands of Bhutanese from across the country converged in Gelephu to contribute
Heavy Rainfall Triggers Flood and Destruction Across Samtse
Days of relentless rainfall on October 4 and 5 have caused extensive flooding and destruction across several gewogs in Samtse,
Telemedicine Brings Quality Maternal Care to Remote Communities
In the remote gewogs of Genyenkha, expectant mothers no longer have to travel long distances for crucial prenatal care. Thanks
Our Children, Our Future – Are We Losing Them to Digital Excess?
Since Bhutan’s first internet connection in 1999, the digital landscape has evolved at a breathtaking pace. Today, it’s hard to
Tala Dam Overtopping Puts Hydropower Sector Under Strain
Bhutan’s vital hydropower sector is facing operational challenges as Tala Hydropower Project contends with persistent overtopping at the dam, raising
