December of 1975

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DRINKING WATER SCHEME COMPLETED IN CHIRANG

December 21, 1975 - Five rural drinking water supply scheme at Damphu, Salami,Tshokona, and Khorsaney, under Chirang sub-division and ne at lamidhara sub-division, has...

Dec 21, 1975 1 mins read 1,354 views
THE YEAR THAT WAS : IMPORTANT EVENTS IN BHUTAN DURING 1975 COVERED BY KUENSEL

Yearender News

Dec 27, 1975 1 mins read 549 views
Education officer for conference on technical education

Education

Dec 27, 1975 1 mins read 507 views
LIVESTOCK FARM AT HA

Livestock

Dec 27, 1975 1 mins read 517 views
Rigney School Principal Retires

Retires

Dec 27, 1975 1 mins read 536 views
FIVE COMPLETE VETERINARY TRAINING

Animal Husbandry

Dec 27, 1975 0 mins read 590 views
ASSEMBLY MEMBERS ON VISIT TO INDIA

National Assembly

Dec 27, 1975 0 mins read 576 views
TASHIGANG POST OFFICE BUILDING INAUGURATED

Post office

Dec 27, 1975 0 mins read 617 views
NEW UNDP ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED

UNDP

Dec 20, 1975 0 mins read 695 views
CHIRANG VALLEY DEVELOMENT MEETING HELD

Meeting

Dec 20, 1975 2 mins read 556 views
INDIAN EXPERTS TO ADVISE ON SHEMGANG, KHEN DEVELOPMENT

Visitor

Dec 20, 1975 1 mins read 476 views
NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATED IN THIMPHU

National Day

Dec 20, 1975 1 mins read 0 views
Bhutan delegation has talks with Assam Government

Delegation

Dec 13, 1975 1 mins read 465 views
BHUTAN'S DELEGATION FOR UNIDO SEMINAR

UNIDO

Dec 13, 1975 0 mins read 480 views
25th Consultative Committee Meeting of Colombo Plan Held

Colombo Plan

Dec 13, 1975 4 mins read 486 views
COLOMBO PLAN CONFERENCE BEGINS

Colombo Plan

Dec 06, 1975 2 mins read 438 views
Geylegphu Rehabilitation Scheme to Resettle 300 Families

Rehabilitation

Dec 06, 1975 2 mins read 442 views
RBA Passing Out Parade : HRH ASHI DECHEN TAKES SALUTE

RBA

Dec 06, 1975 2 mins read 531 views
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