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Bhutanese Karate team secures 21 medals at first Sikkim Open International Karate Championship 2025

Bhutanese Karate team secures 21 medals at first Sikkim Open International Karate Championship 2025

The Bhutanese Karate team has secured four gold, nine silver, and eight bronze medals at the first Sikkim Open International Karate Championship 2025 in India. The team, consisting of 16 karatekas, competed against more than 500 participants. The Bhutanese athletes participated in both the Kumite and Kata categories. The majority of the medals came from the Kumite category. Riya Subba...

Meat shop owners call for inquiry into beef supply chain issues

Meat shop owners call for inquiry into beef supply chain issues

Meat shop owners in Thimphu have raised concerns over what they describe as unfair business practices by the country’s sole beef supplier. They cite rising costs, excessive payment demands, and poor hygiene standards at the slaughterhouse. In a letter dated January 22, 2025, addressed to the Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI), meat shop owners called for government intervention...

Over 50 students present smart solutions at Robotics and IoT Training   

Over 50 students present smart solutions at Robotics and IoT Training  

Robotics is no longer a futuristic concept. Teaching robotics to children can enhance problem-solving skills, preparing them for the future. At the end of the month-long Robotics and IoT training in the capital, more than 50 students aged six to 18 showcased five innovative projects, from smart homes to waste segregation systems. Robotic and IoT Training Institute, a private community-based...

Safety and budget sustainability concerns rise over Tumdra Ami Ney’s temporary routes

Safety and budget sustainability concerns rise over Tumdra Ami Ney’s temporary routes

With Maha Shivaratri, a Hindu festival to honour the deity, Shiva, approaching, Tumdra Ami Ney in Chhukha is gearing up to welcome thousands of devotees. Phuentshogling Dungkhag allocates nearly Nu 100,000 annually for the construction of temporary routes and the safety of pilgrims. However, concerns are growing over these arrangements’ long-term sustainability and the safety of pilgrims. Every year, Phuentshogling...

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