Addressing Under-enrollment in Bhutan’s Universities
Members of Parliament call for strategic interventions, one being to hold regular stakeholder meetings between lawmakers and educators/students Bhutan’s higher […]
RAA reports irregularities amounting close to Nu 4000 Million
Reiterates that government should come up with clearer guidelines on hospitality and entertainment expenses The Royal Audit Authority (RAA) reported
Major Industries generate Nu 15.3 Billion
The sales and exports of 16 major industries in Bhutan from January to September in 2024 have decreased as compared
Bhutan’s National Day: A Celebration of Unity and Legacy
National Day in Bhutan transcends the ceremonial-it is a profound moment of reflection, unity, and a reaffirmation of the shared
Opposition seeks justification on airfare subsidy
Government clarifies, says it might be a tipping point for more tourist arrivals later While acknowledging the low internal revenue-to-Gross
Editorial
The Essence of National Day
We stand on the eve of celebrating Bhutan’s 117th National Day. It is a momentous occasion and one that invites
Bhutanese Youth Leaders Embrace Theater-Based Techniques for Social Change
A group of 30 vibrant youth leaders from the Y-PEER Network successfully completed a transformative five-day training program (December 9–13)
Government Plans to Address Public Concerns over Rising Vehicle Prices
Amid growing public frustration over the steep surge in vehicle prices, particularly for entry-level family cars like the Maruti Suzuki
NA Members Say it was Never about Quota
Parliamentary Entitlements (Amendment) Bill was to address critical overlaps and inconsistencies of Pay Structure Reform Act and the Pay Revision
Drukyul Camp in Australia to bridge Bhutanese youth with their roots
In a significant initiative aimed at connecting Bhutanese youth with their heritage, a group of approximately 20 Bhutanese individuals, in
