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Mini Dragons League sparks interest in football among children

Mini Dragons League sparks interest in football among children

Bhutan Football Federation’s grassroots league or the Mini Dragons League is sparking an interest in football among children under 12. The league which began in 2021 with 28 teams is seeing an increase in the number of teams over the years. The 2024-2025 Mini Dragons League saw 38 teams take part and enjoy the beautiful game of football. The finals...

Long-standing water shortage at Darla HSS in Chhukha ends

Long-standing water shortage at Darla HSS in Chhukha ends

Darla Higher Secondary School in Chhukha is finally set to overcome its long-standing water shortage issue. The school has been struggling with severe water shortages, making life difficult for its boarding students. With the number of students increasing each year, the demand for water has only intensified. The school management says the old water source was unreliable. However, a new...

Bhutan to commission three small hydropower projects this year, gears up for medium and mega projects

Bhutan to commission three small hydropower projects this year, gears up for medium and mega projects

Bhutan is making significant progress in its hydropower development, with several small, medium, and mega projects either under construction or in the pipeline. Three small hydropower projects are set for commissioning this year while works are underway to start construction for a medium and a mega project within the next three years. These projects are expected to enhance the country's...

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