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Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra and his Bhutanese counterpart Aum Pema Choden held discussions on ways to further strengthen the entire spectrum of bilateral cooperation across diverse sectors...

30-year-old Lenchu Kuenzang, who will be competing in the 10-meter air rifle category, has the backing of the nation behind him as he is being billed as a medal-contender for Bhutan...

The Institute of Science of Mind, established by Je Khenpo in 2014 has been imparting knowledge and understanding of Buddhist studies to its students...

According to media, Khem Lal Poudel, a venerable 77-year-old farmer, is one of Dogak's few senior residents still living in the area. Poudel has spent his whole life perfecting the skill of paddy farming.

The Bhutanese sports community is becoming more and more excited as the prestigious Asian Games (AG) approach. The Bhutan Aquatics Federation’s Sangay Tenzin and Kinley Lhendup are two accomplished and experienced swimmers.

Further fuelling this optimism is the continuous growth of organizations like the Sakyadhita International Association of Buddhist Women, which recently convened its 18th international conference in Korea.

Established in 1997, the BIMSTEC is an economic and technical initiative which brings together the countries of the Bay of Bengal for multifaceted cooperation.

Earlier, the Indian government had given import exemption for potatoes from Bhutan for a year, which ended on June 30.

The Royal Civil Service Commission has signed a memorandum of understanding with the esteemed International Japan’s University of Health Welfare, marking a milestone for Bhutan’s education and healthcare sectors.

Bhutanese literature has continued to convey the rich symbolism of Bhutan and Guru Rinpoche as the twenty-first century progresses, fusing natural settings with spiritual themes.