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Bhutan Observer dying

The first bilingual newspaper of the country – Bhutan Observer – is set to die after eight years into the

Bhutanese littérateurs in Adelaide held hour-long discussion on Sunday (13 July) on giving identity to the literature produce by Nepali-speakers

The Government of India has increased the financial aid to Bhutan significantly in its Union Budget presented to the parliament

By Nanda Bhandari The second day of the Bhutanese Australian Youth Festival and third interstate soccer tournament in Sydney showcased

Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay, who is on a official visit to Japan at the invitation of the Government of Japan,

“The governments may change, the laws may change but let HomeStart do not change the way they treat us in

Bhutan is the most peaceful place to live in South Asia, according to Global Peace Index Report 2014, the world’s

Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay has made all efforts to assure India that Bhutan would not step out of the Indian

The mega event Himalayan Festival USA, the first of its kind, has concluded its 3-day long festivity with grand success.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s slip in his address to the joint parliament session in Thimphu, has became a brief