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Poor weather conditions affect domestic flights to Yonphula, 42 flights failed to land last year

Poor weather conditions affect domestic flights to Yonphula, 42 flights failed to land last year

Yonphula Domestic Airport in Kanglung, Trashigang has significantly eased travel for many passengers. However, poor weather conditions, particularly during peak monsoon, have led to flight inconsistency, leaving travellers frustrated. Strong winds and dense fog are the main causes of frequent flight schedule disruptions. Dense fog from various directions covers the airport as passengers anxiously wait for the weather to improve....

Farmers, researchers and policymakers discuss climate solutions in Thimphu

Farmers, researchers and policymakers discuss climate solutions in Thimphu

As food producers working in the open space, farmers face the impacts of climate change first-hand, often at the cost of their safety. To ensure that policymakers hear these concerns and accordingly bring about solutions, the Asian Development Bank Institute has brought together farmers from Bhutan, India, and Nepal with international researchers, organisations, and policymakers for the Climate and Resilient...

17th Golden Youth Award camp begins with focus on climate change innovations

17th Golden Youth Award camp begins with focus on climate change innovations

The 17th Golden Youth Award Camp kicked off yesterday in the capital, bringing together 80 class 10 students from schools across the country. These students will compete for the award during the week-long camp.  The award has seen over 2000 participants since its inception in 2008. The students are selected based on academic excellence, leadership potential, and involvement in extracurricular...

Power generation from Unit III of PHPA-II begins, Unit I and II earn over Nu 1.25bn

Power generation from Unit III of PHPA-II begins, Unit I and II earn over Nu 1.25bn

The Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project in Wangdue Phodrang has started generating electricity from its third unit. The inauguration ceremony for its commissioning and synchronization was held today. With this, the three units of the project will generate 510 megawatts of electricity, which has now been integrated into the national grid. So far, more than 98 per cent of overall project construction...

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