September of 2015

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KGAT begins in east

Archery

Sep 16, 2015 1 mins read 335 views
RTC hosts college quiz contest

Competition

Sep 16, 2015 1 mins read 385 views
Local varieties do well in market

Rice

Sep 16, 2015 2 mins read 352 views
Social protection policy in the offing

Security

Sep 16, 2015 3 mins read 314 views
Tashi Air launches New Delhi flights

Aviation

Sep 16, 2015 1 mins read 347 views
Addressing the rising marijuana abuse

Letter to the editor

Sep 16, 2015 1 mins read 335 views
A good dilemma?

Editorial

Sep 16, 2015 2 mins read 362 views
Produce lagthrams: P/Gatshel DT warns landowners

Land

Sep 16, 2015 1 mins read 335 views
Permanent campsite allegations at Bumdra baseless

Allegation

Sep 16, 2015 2 mins read 302 views
Council's development plan and virtual zomdu launched

National Council

Sep 16, 2015 3 mins read 335 views
Skilled engineers leave civil service

HR

Sep 16, 2015 3 mins read 316 views
Tourism conclave

Tourism

Sep 16, 2015 0 mins read 375 views
BFF trains women footballers

Football

Sep 15, 2015 1 mins read 379 views
Where are the turkey eggs?

Livestock

Sep 15, 2015 1 mins read 366 views
Bolstering Dungsam banks

MoWHS

Sep 15, 2015 1 mins read 354 views
Taming the Setikhari river

Roads

Sep 15, 2015 2 mins read 370 views
CSO is the oxygen of democracies

Civil Society

Sep 15, 2015 3 mins read 326 views
Un-ban social media

Editorial

Sep 15, 2015 2 mins read 355 views
Potato prices to drop

Potatoes

Sep 15, 2015 2 mins read 321 views
Survey to determine Gov't policy on social media

Media

Sep 15, 2015 1 mins read 352 views
Dungsam's production capacity nears 70 percent

Dungsam Cement Corporation Limited (DCCL)

Sep 15, 2015 3 mins read 331 views
Amended narcotics Act gets teeth, quantifies drugs

Drugs

Sep 15, 2015 3 mins read 320 views
National Council Strategy launch

National Council

Sep 15, 2015 0 mins read 311 views
National team sees big opportunities ahead

Football

Sep 14, 2015 2 mins read 307 views
Student drowns in Kurichu

Accident

Sep 14, 2015 1 mins read 333 views
Bodies of two students will be flown to Bhutan today

Accident

Sep 14, 2015 1 mins read 348 views
Mitigating slides at Reutala and Box Cutting roads

Highway

Sep 14, 2015 3 mins read 352 views
In beautifying the city

Letter to the editor

Sep 14, 2015 1 mins read 355 views
For food self sufficiency

Editorial

Sep 14, 2015 2 mins read 399 views
Import duty shrinks gypsum export

Export

Sep 14, 2015 1 mins read 295 views
ACC nabs kingpin in ATM fraud

Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC)

Sep 14, 2015 2 mins read 325 views
Apple orchards shrinking

Horticulture

Sep 14, 2015 2 mins read 305 views
Two Bhutanese arrested in Nepal

Crime

Sep 14, 2015 2 mins read 325 views
Democracy Day

Democracy Day

Sep 14, 2015 0 mins read 0 views
What is in a Name?

k2

Sep 11, 2015 3 mins read 395 views
The main of weight training

k2

Sep 11, 2015 1 mins read 330 views
Vying for a space in tight market

k2

Sep 11, 2015 3 mins read 314 views
Mumps infected students recover

Health

Sep 13, 2015 1 mins read 366 views
Imported vegies and fruits safe

Bhutan Agriculture and Food Regulatory Authority (BAFRA)

Sep 13, 2015 2 mins read 325 views
Bhutan Telecom introduces surveillance service

Bhutan Telecom (BT)

Sep 13, 2015 2 mins read 313 views
Hydropower and the Bhutanese economy

Perspective

Sep 13, 2015 5 mins read 374 views
Police in Samdrupjongkhar nabs burglar suspect

Crime

Sep 13, 2015 1 mins read 374 views
98.22 percent voter turnout in Children's Parliament election

Bhutan Children's Parliament (BCP)

Sep 13, 2015 2 mins read 331 views
For justice's sake

Letter to the editor

Sep 13, 2015 1 mins read 352 views
Protecting the national workforce

Editorial

Sep 13, 2015 2 mins read 302 views
Court defers Tango case for lack of evidence

Crime

Sep 13, 2015 2 mins read 307 views
Economy rebounds to 6.08%

Economy

Sep 13, 2015 2 mins read 352 views
#LetsFaceitPeriod- breaking the menstruation taboo

Students

Sep 13, 2015 1 mins read 299 views
National workforce wage rate revised

National Workforce (NWF)

Sep 13, 2015 3 mins read 328 views
Budget drought hits irrigation schemes

Irrigation

Sep 13, 2015 2 mins read 288 views
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