January of 1997

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Drubchhen

Festival (A-Z)

Jan 24, 1997 0 mins read 0 views
Tala-Raidak road

Roads

Jan 24, 1997 0 mins read 403 views
Tshachu

Hot Spring

Jan 24, 1997 0 mins read 562 views
Roads

Roads

Jan 24, 1997 0 mins read 0 views
Delegation

Bhutan - History

Jan 24, 1997 0 mins read 610 views
Thimphu shops lack uniform prices

Bhutan - Trade

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 372 views
Five priority areas identified by WHO Executive Board

WHO (World Health Organisation)

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 410 views
Man killed

Accident

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 746 views
Three drugged and robbed

Crime

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 383 views
Baby born with rare disease dies

Health Disease

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 385 views
1996 : The year that was

Wrap Up News

Jan 31, 1997 5 mins read 416 views
People who featured in Kuensel '96-97

Wrap Up News

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 396 views
Sherubtse college boys clarify

Letters to the Editor

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 392 views
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Jan 31, 1997 2 mins read 441 views
Absence of faith: who is to blame?

Viewpoints

Jan 31, 1997 3 mins read 407 views
Reflections on Druk Air

Editorial

Jan 31, 1997 2 mins read 399 views
Scout camp concludes

Education-Scout

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 560 views
Manual staff trained<br>

National Technical Training Authority (NTTA)

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 369 views
New licencing authority

Road Safety and Transport Authority (RSTA)

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 381 views
A new reservation software for Druk Air

Druk Air

Jan 31, 1997 2 mins read 404 views
Armed terrorists rob villagers<br>

Terrorist

Jan 31, 1997 0 mins read 360 views
Unidentified gunmen fire at PCAL vehicle

Anti-National (Ngolops)

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 379 views
Indian Planning Commission Deputy Chairman visits Bhutan

Bhutan- India

Jan 31, 1997 3 mins read 397 views
"Indian community" celebrates Republic Day<br>

Bhutan- India

Jan 31, 1997 1 mins read 391 views
Common exam results

Education-BBE

Jan 31, 1997 0 mins read 447 views
Contribution.

Books

Jan 31, 1997 0 mins read 544 views
Orientation course.

Volunteers

Jan 31, 1997 0 mins read 397 views
Tuberculosis

Health Disease

Jan 31, 1997 0 mins read 433 views
New mushroom technology to benefit farmers

Agriculture/Crops/Mushroom

Jan 14, 1997 1 mins read 380 views
Confidence and Criticism of Culture<br>

Letters to the Editor

Jan 14, 1997 2 mins read 391 views
About 700 households to be resettled in Sarpang<br>

Resettlement/Rehabilitation

Jan 14, 1997 5 mins read 401 views
People of Sarpang determined to ensure success of Eighth Plan

With the Eighth Plan having been launched in July, His Majesty the King called for the people of Sarpang Dzongkhag to be completely frank in expressing their feelings, opinions, and proposals as they discussed the plans and programmes for the development of their 13 geogs in the next five years.

Jan 15, 1997 6 mins read 414 views
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