A former army officer and royal bodyguard from Bhutan, Sangay Tsheltrim was picked up for a role in Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai by Salman Khan after meeting him on the Dabangg set.
India’s COVID chaos puts Bhutan’s vaccine success at risk
Buoyed by the success of the campaign, the government hinted at relaxing stringent quarantine and travel restrictions, and slowly opening the country’s borders after the second round of vaccinations …
One more attempt to delink RITH from TCB
The Royal Civil Service Commission wants to delink the Royal Institute for Tourism and Hospitality (RITH) from the Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB). A proposal for the same had been submitted to the …
Fitch projects quick rebound for Bhutan’s economy
Fitch Solutions has revised its real GDP growth forecasts for Bhutan to minus 2.4 per cent in the calendar year 2020 and 2.9 per cent in 2021 from minus 3.5 per cent and 4.7 per cent previously.
RBP colony of Samdrupjongkhar is “Yellow Zone”
The Covid-19 Task Force declared the Royal Bhutan Police (RBP) colony and office premises “Yellow Zone” beginning yesterday. The first community Covid-19 positive case was detected from the RBP colony …
PM Modi speaks with Lotay Tshering; thanks Bhutan for support in wake of COVID pandemic
The Bhutanese prime minister expressed solidarity with the government and the people of India in their efforts against the recent wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, a statement from the Prime Minister’s …
PM Modi speaks with Lotay Tshering; thanks Bhutan for support in wake of COVID pandemic
The Bhutanese prime minister expressed solidarity with the government and the people of India in their efforts against the recent wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, a statement from the Prime Minister’s …
PM Modi speaks with Lotay Tshering; thanks Bhutan for support in wake of COVID pandemic
The Bhutanese prime minister expressed solidarity with the government and the people of India in their efforts against the recent wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, a statement from the Prime Minister’s …
China setting up villages in Bhutan to gain military advantage over India: Report
Beijing is “building” three new villages, two of which are already occupied and one under construction, in an open violation of the terms of China’s founding treaty with Bhutan.
China setting up villages in Bhutan to gain military advantage over India: Report
Beijing is “building” three new villages, two of which are already occupied and one under construction, in an open violation of the terms of China’s founding treaty with Bhutan.