I am happy to know that India has allowed the exit of Bhutanese cardamom into India. This means that the government does not need to buy t...

Since February 2014, I have been alerting the people and the governments of Bhutan that our hydroelectric projects have the potential to e...

On December 17, 2018, I was a most desperate man! Desperate because I missed the most substantial part of His Majesty the King’s 111th...

Over my Bathu lunch at a restaurant in Kawajangtsa, I chanced upon today’s Kuensel article on the cardamom issue ….. The article says “ ...

A friend who flew in from Bangkok with a horde of Taiwanese - all 82 of them - was clueless that she was in august company. She grumbled t...

This is the 8th in my series of articles on Bhutan’s hazelnut project. I have time and again accepted that the project is meaningful, impa...

I heard of the sad demise of Aum Rinsy Dem, wife of Lyonchen Jigme Yoezer Thinley, the day it happened in Bangkok, Thailand. I couldn’t be...

Lured by the intergenerational glitter promised by the dream merchants, thousands upon thousands of farmers across the country abandoned a...

The controversy marred hazelnut project has thrown up a slew of questions, in the aftermath of the ongoing search for a solution to the no...

Ten years since the hazelnut plantation started in the East of the country, there has barely been any fruiting. Thousands of farmers in al...

The principal promoter of hazelnut project in Bhutan - the Mountain Hazelnut Venture (MHV) - is targeting a sum total of some eleven milli...

As mentioned in my earlier post on hazelnut project, this project is a transformative project that has the potential to change lives for t...

It appears that in recent times, Bhutan’s biggest horticulture based FDI project - the hazelnut project that was started over a decade bac...

As of writing this post (Thursday, November 22, 2018 10:26 AM) the world population stands at 7,658,811,110. Of this total, female populat...