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JDWNRH Heart Centre cuts overseas referrals, saves Nu 50 M

JDWNRH Heart Centre cuts overseas referrals, saves Nu 50 M

The heart centre at the National Referral Hospital (JDWNRH) in Thimphu has significantly reduced the number of referrals abroad, saving millions of ngultrum for the government. Since its opening in September 2023, only seven heart patients have been referred overseas, compared to over 100 annually in the past. According to the hospital management, this reduction in referrals has saved the...

New research highlights Yoga’s benefits for brain function and mental clarity

New research highlights Yoga’s benefits for brain function and mental clarity

The benefits of Yoga are evolving beyond physical welfare. An increasing number of studies suggest Yoga improves mental health. According to a latest international study, the ancient practice, which includes movement, meditation, and breathing techniques, has been shown to enhance brain function by increasing grey matter, important for mental processes including language, memory, learning, and decision-making. The study conducted by...

Bhutanese Karate team secures 21 medals at first Sikkim Open International Karate Championship 2025

Bhutanese Karate team secures 21 medals at first Sikkim Open International Karate Championship 2025

The Bhutanese Karate team has secured four gold, nine silver, and eight bronze medals at the first Sikkim Open International Karate Championship 2025 in India. The team, consisting of 16 karatekas, competed against more than 500 participants. The Bhutanese athletes participated in both the Kumite and Kata categories. The majority of the medals came from the Kumite category. Riya Subba...

Treatment centres offering second chances for children in conflict with law

Treatment centres offering second chances for children in conflict with law

The Royal Bhutan Police have reported a slight increase in cases involving children in conflict with the law, with the majority of offences linked to substance abuse and alcohol. However, professionals emphasise that this rise should not be seen as children being inherently problematic but rather as an indicator of deeper underlying issues that require understanding and timely intervention. In...

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