BBS Radio- English Service

Discovering Dro Mendrel with Wild and Wonderful!
Join us on a journey to Dro Mendrel in this episode of Local Wonders, a series under Wild and Wonderful. From beautiful mountain views to the stories behind this special place, let’s explore the natural beauty and hidden wonders of Bhutan.

From frequent sore throats to everyday ear care, how much do we really know?
This episode of Health Horizons brings you expert guidance to help you recognize, prevent, and act early because better health starts with awareness

On the Birth Anniversary of His Majesty the Third Druk Gyalpo, we take a moment to reflect on a reign that marked a defining phase in Bhutan’s journey as a nation. His leadership laid the foundations for key systems and institutions that continue to guide the country’s development today.
In honour of His Majesty’s enduring contribution to education and nation-building, 2nd May is observed as Teachers’ Day in Bhutan, recognising the vital role of educators in shaping the future of the country.
This period is widely recognised as a transformative era, shaping national policies and setting the direction for Bhutan’s long-term progress.
As we observe this significant day, it is also an opportunity to reflect on how these foundations continue to influence Bhutan’s growth and national identity.
Join us as we remember the life and legacy of His Majesty the Third Druk Gyalpo, and reflect on the foundations of modern Bhutan.

In this program of Financial Savvy, we bring you Scam alert. Joining us is Mr. Karma Dorji, Chief of the Department of Law and Order. He will explain what bogus investment schemes are, how they operate, and most importantly, how we can stay alert and protect ourselves from falling victim.
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Sustainable livelihood is often talked about, but what does it really look like in everyday life? In this episode of Wild and Wonderful, produced by Gaki Om, we explore how people in Bhutan are finding practical ways to earn a living while protecting the resources they depend on, in a conversation with Tsheten Dorji, Chief of the Sustainable Livelihood Division at the Royal Society for Protection of Nature (RSPN).