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Indian business leaders explore investment opportunities in Bhutan at Bengal Global Business Summit

Indian business leaders explore investment opportunities in Bhutan at Bengal Global Business Summit

Indian business leaders attending the Bengal Global Business Summit 2025 have shown keen interest in exploring opportunities in Bhutan. They are particularly interested in renewable energy, sustainable tourism in agribusiness, and digital infrastructure. At the summit, Agriculture Minister Younten Phuntsho emphasised the importance of expanding trade partnerships, improving investment in Bhutan, and identifying new areas for economic collaboration. The summit...

Tennis resumes in Samtse after five-year hiatus   

Tennis resumes in Samtse after five-year hiatus  

After a five-year gap, tennis is making a comeback in Samtse. The Bhutan Tennis Federation in collaboration with the Samtse District Sports Association, has resumed the mini tennis program, allowing young enthusiasts to reconnect with the sport. Nearly 50 children are participating in the programme, rekindling hopes for the growth of tennis in the region. This tennis court at the...

RSPN’s drone initiative offers new hope for White-bellied Heron conservation

RSPN’s drone initiative offers new hope for White-bellied Heron conservation

Drones may revolutionise White-bellied Heron conservation. The Royal Society for Protection of Nature (RSPN) tested drone technology to survey previously inaccessible habitats in Tsirang and Dagana. Since 2003, RSPN has led efforts to protect these critically endangered species, despite challenges from rugged terrain and dense forests. With fewer than 60 individuals left in the world, the White-bellied Heron faces a...

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