Rice Cooker Disease?
Passang Tshering Before electric rice cooker was introduced in our kitchen cooking rice was an art. Not many could boast […]
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Remembering Shakespeare on his 400th Anniversary
Lobsang Nima I don’t know what made us the Bhutanese strike off Shakespeare from our curriculum but when they did
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Is Sloth our national animal?
Lobsang Nima Disclaimer: I don’t intend to demean and defame those offices under the bureaucracy who do their work with
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Do Not Lose Sight Of The Woods While Being Distracted By The Tree
Yeshey Dorji More than a month back, I sought an appointment with a Member of the Cabinet, in the hope
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If an election, particularly the parliamentary one, is messed up it can put on hold the functioning of the entire national system
Some eight months from now Bhutan will hold the second Parliamentary elections. Three political parties in the making have applied
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‘Bhutan is such a rich and original country and does not exist anywhere else in the world’
Sabine Verhest studied journalism and photography. She works for La Libre Belgique, a daily leading Belgium newspaper, where she first
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All penalties that will merit an issue being violated under the laws of the Land would be invoked
The Election Commission of Bhutan (ECB) has drafted the Social Media Rules and Regulations prior to the upcoming 2013 elections.
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National Environment Commission to frame stringent vehicle emission standards
Increasing number of motor vehicles has contributed to local air pollution. Besides tailpipe emissions, other related emissions include particulate matter
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Pasakha air quality deteriorating due to industrial emissions
The Bhutan State of the Environment report 2016 states that air pollution is becoming an emerging issue that has serious
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3,600 biogas plants to be installed by year end
In the future BBP will try to make use of alternate materials such as human and kitchen waste Alka Katwal
