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Farmers in Tsirang gear up for first harvest of early Bhutanese chillies

Farmers in Tsirang gear up for first harvest of early Bhutanese chillies

Farmers in southern districts have always taken advantage of warmer climatic conditions. They grow vegetables and crops earlier than those in higher altitudes. While some parts of the country remain covered in thick blankets of snow, farmers in Tsirang are gearing up to harvest the year’s first batch of early Bhutanese chillies. Every year, chillies from Tsirang hit the markets...

Three teams win Nu 500,000 for AI innovations at National Startup Weekend

Three teams win Nu 500,000 for AI innovations at National Startup Weekend

Artificial intelligence is a fast-growing field with the potential to solve some of the world’s biggest challenges. AI is offering innovative ways to address problems that once seemed impossible to tackle. At the four-day National Startup Weekend which ended on Saturday, three top teams won Nu 500,000 each for their AI-driven solutions to improve productivity across various sectors. The event...

Strengthening farmers, securing food: Climate and Resilient Agriculture Conference concludes

Strengthening farmers, securing food: Climate and Resilient Agriculture Conference concludes

Globally, there are nearly 500 million farm households or farming families, most of which are small and have limited capacity to adapt to climate change. Yet, these households are responsible for producing almost 80 per cent of the food, making them crucial to food systems. In Bhutan, the Climate and Resilient Agriculture for Sustainable Development Conference aimed at placing these...

Lengthy checks at Pelzomthang ICP raise concerns among travellers, local leaders raise it during Pema Gatshel DT

Lengthy checks at Pelzomthang ICP raise concerns among travellers, local leaders raise it during Pema Gatshel DT

In Pema Gatshel, the Pelzomthang Integrated Checkpoint in Nganglam serves as an entry point for five eastern districts entering the country via India. However, local leaders are expressing concerns over the prolonged mandatory checks at the checkpoint, arguing that the process is time-consuming compared to other Integrated Checkpoints. This issue was raised during the recent Dzongkhag Tshogdu session. The mandatory...

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