Happening in Land of Happiness
While most are chasing fares, one cabbie is giving his rides away—for free, and for a cause. Tempa Gyeltshen, a 33-year-old taxi driver from Samdrupjongkhar, has started offering
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While most are chasing fares, one cabbie is giving his rides away—for free, and for a cause. Tempa Gyeltshen, a 33-year-old taxi driver from Samdrupjongkhar, has started offering
READ MOREHis Majesty The King graced the closing ceremony of the Rhododendron Week in Sheytemi, Merak today, while on a Royal Tour of the Eastern dzongkhags of Bhutan. The
READ MOREThe Guidelines on Generative AI Use for Civil Servants, developed by the Royal Civil Service Commission and GovTech, mark a tentative step towards integrating artificial intelligence into public
READ MOREIn a bold move to support entrepreneurship and foster innovation, the government has committed $100 million to a new venture capital fund. Announced on His Majesty the King’s
READ MOREWork should never cost a life, nor health. And yet, across Bhutan, workers especially in high-risk sectors like construction face daily dangers that are all too preventable. Recognizing
READ MOREIn the quiet hills and lush valleys of rural Bhutan, something unsettling is happening, homes are being left empty, and once-thriving farmland is falling into disuse. This growing
READ MOREPunakha – Just across the river from the majestic Punakha Dzong, the old town stands in stark contrast disorganized construction, lack of basic infrastructure, and years of neglect.
READ MOREBhutan is taking bold steps toward a sustainable energy future with its green hydrogen roadmap, targeting an electrolyzer capacity of 485 MW by 2050. The journey begins with the
READ MOREDespite being banned in Bhutan, the infamous QNET pyramid scheme has resurfaced—once again preying on unsuspecting individuals through promises of fast money and financial freedom. A businesswoman from
READ MOREAs the pandemic-era loan deferment scheme nears its June 30 expiry, the government has initiated discussions with the Royal Monetary Authority (RMA) and financial institutions (FIs) to consider
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