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Bhutanese veteran archers promote archery tradition at Miwang Gyalsey Ranglug Datsey Drendhur

Bhutanese veteran archers promote archery tradition at Miwang Gyalsey Ranglug Datsey Drendhur

To promote Bhutanese archery traditions and educate younger generations on the sport’s values and etiquette, Team Thimphu Agay, a group of 13 archery players all over 60, is participating in the Miwang Gyalsey Ranglug Datsey Drendhur. The tournament began today at Changlimithang in Thimphu in celebration of the ninth birthday of His Royal Highness Gyalsey Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck. 18 teams...

Bhutan achieves 98% HIV viral suppression, surpassing 2030 target

Bhutan achieves 98% HIV viral suppression, surpassing 2030 target

The health ministry has achieved 98 per cent viral suppression of HIV, surpassing its target of 95 per cent by 2030. Viral suppression of HIV is when the virus is low enough in the body that standard laboratory tests cannot detect it. According to the World Health Organisation, HIV viral suppression helps improve health, prevents sexual transmission and reduces mother-to-child...

Six students receive HRH Gyalsey Math Award

Six students receive HRH Gyalsey Math Award

Six students were awarded the HRH Gyalsey Math Award in the capital today. More than 3,800 students studying in middle and higher secondary schools competed for the award. They sat for an online test on the 1st of November, last year. Damchoe Tenzin from Karma Academy in Paro bagged the first prize in the higher secondary school category. “I am...

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