Room #718B at the Rotary Convention Hall in Toronto, Canada that seats 550 will this day miss one spea...

Between 18 th to 24 th June, 2018 a total of 2,914 readers visited my Blog. Of this 2,766 readers chose to read my article titled “ Plea...

One of the world’s youngest democracies has got to be among the most muddled. The staggering amount of contradictions and discrepancies th...

If anything is constant – it is the process of education and learning. I got to realize this in the morning today, on my way back from Pa...

It seems like "geological surprises" are not so uncommon - it is happening elsewhere too - not just in Bhutan. The US$2.8 bi...

Over few hundred miles apart – one bang in the center of the capital city Thimphu, another at the extreme fringes of the country’s northe...

Combined with snow, ice, freshwater lakes, running streams, rivers and ground water, Bhutan has one of the highest per capita availability...

The following announcement is made for the benefit of Bhutanese scholars aspiring to go for further studies. Every year, the Rotary select...

At the end of 2017, the global renewable energy generation capacity stood at 2,179 GW. Of this, 167 GW was added in 2017 alone. O...

Few days back (11.04.2018), I had a run-in with our Men in Blue – next to the Thai Pavilion below Namgay Heritage Hotel. The less than co...

The above is word for word quotation by Phuntsho Namgyel , author of Forest for Gross National Happiness . Wikipedia explains “back-of-the...

In traditional Bhutan, every mother of a newborn used to be fed water to re-condition her body from the ravages of childbirth. Every newbo...