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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...

Senior citizens’ picnic offers refuge from loneliness and isolation

Senior citizens’ picnic offers refuge from loneliness and isolation

Amid growing loneliness and social isolation among the elderly, driven by changing family structures and rising migration, more than 200 senior citizens came together for a picnic at Tsaluna in Thimphu. The gathering offered a chance to reconnect, not only with each other but also with the younger generation. Over shared meals and laughter, they found joy in companionship and...

Thailand to introduce online arrival card for tourists from next month

Thailand to introduce online arrival card for tourists from next month

Thailand’s Immigration has introduced a new Digital Arrival Card system. It is now mandatory for all non-Thai nationals entering the country, whether by land, sea, or air, to comply with this system. It will be implemented from next month. Bhutanese travelers visiting Thailand for education, medical care, business, or leisure are now required to complete the Digital Arrival Card before...

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