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Nimazor farmers shift to ginger farming after citrus greening wipes out orange orchards

Nimazor farmers shift to ginger farming after citrus greening wipes out orange orchards

Farmers of Nimazor village in Tsirang’s Rangthangling Gewog now grow ginger as their main source of livelihood. Most households in the village turned to large-scale ginger cultivation after citrus greening destroyed their orange orchard, which was once their primary source of income. Although a good alternative, marketing the rhizome is a challenge for the farmers. It is harvest season but...

Farm road in Bjabchho Gewog, Chhukha set for long-awaited upgrade

Farm road in Bjabchho Gewog, Chhukha set for long-awaited upgrade

Residents of several villages in Chhukha's Bjabchho Gewog are eagerly awaiting the long-overdue repair of their farm road. Villagers have been facing difficulty while transporting their farm produce due to the poor road condition. They said if the road is improved, it will significantly boost agricultural activities and improve livelihoods. Farmers here grow a wide variety of crops and vegetables....

Gola Gola Bhutan faces challenges amid misuse of drop-off centres

Gola Gola Bhutan faces challenges amid misuse of drop-off centres

Gola Gola Bhutan, a youth-led initiative, has supported underprivileged communities nationwide by distributing donated clothes. But its drop-off points are now being misused as dumping sites. The team says usable clothing is often damaged, and separating waste from clothes has become time-consuming. This is a Gola Gola Bhutan’s drop-off point at Pamtsho in Thimphu.  The donated clothing is cleaned and...

Study finds over 61 per cent of nurses unlawfully prescribing medicines amid doctor shortage

Study finds over 61 per cent of nurses unlawfully prescribing medicines amid doctor shortage

The acute shortage of doctors in the country has been compelling nurses to prescribe medicines, often leaving patients unsatisfied. A recent study revealed that over 61 per cent of the Bhutanese nurses are unlawfully prescribing medicines. According to the Bhutan Medicines Rules and Regulations 2019, only doctors are permitted to issue prescriptions. Bhutan Medicines Rules and Regulations 2019 states that...

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