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Raghu Pati Subedi, also known as Rangu Pati Suberi, a 39 to 40-year-old Bhutanese citizen and former National Council candidate,
By Ram Karki I reflect on the just-concluded three-day high-profile conference of the Bhutan Innovation Forum with concern. The outcome
The Peopleโs Democratic Party has written to the Auditor General asking for an opportunity to clarify and justify the audit
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has projected Bhutan’s economy to grow by 5.5 % this year. In a report released
By Nanda Bhandari (Nimesh) In an impressive display of cultural pride and diversity, the Association of Bhutanese in Australia (ABA)
By Ram Karki The much-hyped three-day-long Bhutan Innovation Forum is kickstarting today, 1 October 2024, at Paro Bhutan. Several Nobel
Global Campaign for the Release of Political Prisoners in Bhutan (GCRPPB) has launched a fundraiser to help Madhukar Magar who
By Mihir Bhonsale Like among humans, difficult times are often reminiscent of the true character of relations between states. The
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By Rachel Moore in Stuff A family is fearing for the safety of a missing man originally from Bhutan who
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The Covid-19 pandemic has redefined the way the world thinks about connectivity. With international trade taking a severe beating at
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Bhutan has expressed interest in participating in the trials of the COVID19 vaccines that India is readying to start. In
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Bhutan has for the first time imposed nationwide lockdown to curb the surge of COVID19 following a detection of a
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Potatoes are one of Bhutanโs main exports, with the tiny landlocked country in South Asia sending out 24,970 MT of
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Bhutanese Australian Association of South Australia (BAASA) has said the planned Bhutanese Australian and New Zealand soccer and volleyball carnival
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Dear son Kumar It pains to live just remembering you for years. I am penning this short letter to express
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By Ram Karki Today is 20 June – another World Refugee Day that compels me to revive the vivid memories
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Facebook groups in Bhutan have now become hotspot to raise anti-China sentiments in the country. The online activism has risen
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