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Breaking Barriers: Bhutanese Sign Language App for Inclusivity
To enhance the learning of sign languages, the Wangsel Institute for the Deaf in Paro launched an app called Bhutanese Sign Language,...
PDP Achieved Landslide Victory for Preliminary Round of National Elections
The victory of the People’s Democratic Party in securing 39 out of the 47 constituencies during the primary round came as a truly unexpected...
Bhutan National Elections: Bhutanese Ready to Cast Their Votes
On Thursday, Bhutan is set to hold its fourth election since transitioning to democracy, with the largest-ever roster of five political...
Bhutan Political Parties Vigorously Campaigning to Capture Hearts and Votes
As the excitement surrounding the 2023–2024 National Assembly Elections engulfs Bhutan, political parties are leaving no stone unturned in...
Features
Bhutanese artist wins one of Asia's top art contests
The International Artist Grand Prize Competition is held in Taipei, Taiwan.
Art United: A Contemporary Vision' Exhibition Now Open to Public
'Art United: A Contemporary Vision' Exhibition was unveiled by Her Royal Highness Ashi Sonam Dechan Wangchuck
Bhutanese Students Get Ready to Compete In First Global Robotic Competition
Five students from Bhutan will compete in the First Global Robotic Competition in Singapore, which is themed Hydrogen Horizons, next month.
Empowering youths on social issues and mental health
Bhutan conducted a youth program to tackle pressing issues such as adolescent sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR), gender-based...
Business
Brand Bhutan: Bhutan Herbal Tea
Bhutan Herbal Tea is the brainchild of two Bhutanese individuals who first crossed paths in New York during a Bhutanese New Year gathering...
Brand Bhutan: Deki Natural Dyes
Deki Natural Dyes is a family business that was formally established in 2011, and it holds a rich legacy spanning three generations.
Brand Bhutan: Where Quality Meets Tradition in Every Product
The Ministry of Economic Affairs in Bhutan, which used to be called the Ministry of Trade & Industry, was established in 1967 and became a...
Sturgeon and Trout: Bhutan's Emerging Aquaculture Industry
Fish farming in Bhutan has been on the rise, but the country still relies heavily on fish imports to meet the growing demand.
Sports
Dragon Boys' Resilience Shines Through: Bhutan's World Cup Journey
Following the 4-0 defeat in Hong Kong, the prevailing anticipation was that Bhutan's national team would need to score at least five goals...
Historic hybrid chess tournament pits Bhutanese against American players
In the inaugural Bhutan and US Friendship Bridge Tournament on September 2, ten local chess players engaged in competition against...
Paro FC wins the 2022 BOB Bhutan Premier League
Paro FC wins third Premier League title in nail biting fashion in final match of the season.
More Bhutanese youths are engaged in football
Sitting at the 186th position in the FIFA rankings, Bhutan looks to improve its rankings in the years to come.
Travel
Alii Palau Airlines Inaugural Flight From Singapore to Palau via Drukair
On November 23, 2023, Alii Palau Airlines made history with its inaugural flight to Palau.
Singapore to Palau: Alii Palau Airlines Launches Historic Route With Drukair
You can now visit the Palau Paradise directly from Singapore!
Bhutan's aviation pioneer: The story of Jamair and the early days of air travel
In 1952, Bhutan initially proposed the establishment of a fully equipped aerodrome in Punakha and the acquisition of a Dakota airplane.
A tale of two airports in Bhutan
As the slow pace towards a pre-pandemic world begins, two of the country’s domestic airports are going through their own challenges and...
Lifestyle
Balancing Dreams and Realities: An Attempt of a Bhutanese To Live the Australian Dream
Australia has long held an equally special allure for Bhutanese with a tantalizing prospect of the ‘Australian Dream’ encompassing a better...
Crafting dreams in Laya: The carpenter settlers of the highlands
Laya, nestled in the Bhutanese highlands, is known for its stunning natural beauty and unique cultural heritage.
Bhutan is traditionally a matriarchal society
Women are the decision-makers at home, but something is keeping them from public life.
