Sarita Maya Mongar never imagined that her quiet personal journey into yoga would one day make her a name that echoes beyond the walls of her classroom — and across international borders.
The Teacher Who Took Bhutan to the Asian Yoga Stage with Four Medals Read More »
In the competitive world of sports, where the difference between triumph and disqualification can hinge on a single decision, there remains a critical but widely misunderstood process: Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE).
The Truth About TUE Every Athlete Needs to Know Read More »
In an effort to strengthen the visibility of sports in Bhutan and foster better communication across all sporting bodies, the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC) hosted a special session titled “Working Together for Stronger Sports Visibility – A Collaborative Media Strategy for Federations & Associations” on its campus today.
BOC Hosts Media Collaboration Workshop for Federations and Associations Read More »
The Griffins claimed victory in the inaugural Thimphu Women’s Basketball League, defeating RTC 68–36 in the final held on May 28, 2025. The tournament, which featured eight teams and ran from May 12 to 28, marked a major milestone for women’s sports in Bhutan.
Griffins Crowned Champions in the First-ever Thimphu Women’s Basketball League Read More »
The Women’s Tri-Nation Cup 2025 got underway this afternoon at Changlimithang Stadium, and it opened with a resilient display from the hosts Bhutan, who held a technically strong Hong Kong side to a hard-fought 0–0 draw.
In May 2025, Bhutan’s Olympic Committee, together with the Ministry of Education and support from Olympic Solidarity, launched a unique pilot programme: School Sports Media Training.
How a Small Country Is Rethinking Sports, Storytelling, and Self-Belief Read More »
Every dream begins somewhere. For 15-year-old Meera Regmi, a Class X student at Khangkhu Middle Secondary School in Paro, it began in her school playground—modest, routine, and often overlooked.
Meera’s Story and the Spark of a Bigger Dream Read More »
The thunderous spirit of Bhutan roared on the mats of the Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protishthan (BKSP) as our U20 Judo team delivered a historic performance at the BKSP Cup International Judo Championship 2025, clinching one gold and two bronze medals in an electrifying two-day event held on May 25 and 26.
Bhutan’s Young Judokas Shine Bright at BKSP Cup 2025 — 3 Athletes, 3 Medals! Read More »
The Bhutan Olympic Committee extends its warmest congratulations to the Bhutan Paralympic Committee on the successful completion of the 6th Paralympic Festival 2025.
A Hearty Congratulations to the Bhutan Paralympic Committee Read More »
Bhutan’s Kinga Norbu put on a gutsy and determined performance to win bronze in the -60kg category at the BKSP Cup International Judo Championship 2025, a two-day event being held on 25th and 26th May at the Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protishthan (BKSP).
Kinga Norbu Wins Bronze for Bhutan at BKSP Cup International Judo Championship 2025 Read More »