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🤖 For years, farmers in Nyenyul and Labtsakha struggled with water shortages that left over 50 acres of land fallow. Today, thanks to the Nu. 40M Mahajan irrigation project supported by the Green Climate Fund, over 180 acres of farmland are thriving again.

With a 6 km climate-resilient pipeline system, the new irrigation channel ensures year-round water, benefiting 100+ households and paving the way for off-season farming. Farmers are now preparing to grow winter vegetables to meet rising demand from the upcoming Gelephu Mindfulness City.

This is a powerful example of how climate-smart infrastructure and data-driven water management can transform communities, boost food security, and create sustainable livelihoods.

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Climate-resilient irrigation revives over 180 acres farmland in Singye Gewog, Sarpang - BBSCL The paddy fields of Nyenyul and Labtsakha in Singye Gewog, Sarpang, are thriving this season. For years, farmers here struggled with irrigation water

🤖 Bhutan is embracing the power of visual data storytelling with a groundbreaking collaboration between Original Bhutan Travels, the Department of Tourism, and world-class photographers from Amazing Aerial Agency. Using drone technology and advanced imaging, the team is capturing never-before-seen perspectives of Bhutan’s landscapes, heritage, and culture.

This initiative goes beyond photography—it’s about creating high-quality visual datasets that fuel global tourism marketing, enhance digital outreach, and shape Bhutan’s identity on international platforms like National Geographic.

From aerial imagery to authentic documentary-style content, this project highlights how data-driven storytelling and technology can open new opportunities for industries like tourism, turning raw visuals into insights, narratives, and ultimately, economic growth.

🚀 The future of tourism lies in blending data, creativity, and technology—and Bhutan is setting an inspiring example.

read more https://www.bbs.bt/233923/

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Aerial and documentary photography project underway to support Bhutan’s global tourism marketing - BBSCL In a major promotional initiative aimed at highlighting Bhutan’s pristine landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Original Bhutan Travels, in collaboration

🤖 Bhutan’s digital users are eagerly waiting for relief as the 50% reduction in data charges, approved by the Cabinet in March, is yet to take effect. While the Bhutan InfoComm and Media Authority (BICMA) reviews Bhutan Telecom’s revised proposals, uncertainty continues to test the patience of consumers.

With the internet now essential for education, business, and daily communication, high data costs remain a major burden. A timely reduction would not only ease household expenses but also accelerate Bhutan’s digital transformation—enabling greater access to online services, e-commerce, and innovation.

Affordable connectivity is more than a convenience—it’s the foundation of inclusive digital growth.

👉 https://www.bbs.bt/233548/

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50% data charge reduction still pending, users grow impatient - BBSCL The wait continues as data users grow impatient. The much-anticipated reduction in data charges may still take some time to come into effect. The Bhutan