December of 1977

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HIS MAJESTY INAUGURATES KHAMDANG IRRIGATION PROJECT

DECEMBER 26. 1977 - His Majesty the King recently inaugurated the Khamdang Irrigation Project in Khamdang village in Trashigang district.  T...

Dec 26, 1977 2 mins read
ROYAL MESSAGE TO KING OF NEPAL

Bhutan- Nepal

Dec 18, 1977 0 mins read
HIS MAJESTY DECLARES OPEN DANTAK SPORTS WEEK

His Majesty

Dec 18, 1977 2 mins read
HIS MAJESTY ATTENDS DANTAK SPORTS WEEK AT DEOTHANG

His Majesty - National Tour

Dec 18, 1977 1 mins read
HIS MAJESTY CELEBRATES NATIONAL DAY

National Day

Dec 18, 1977 4 mins read
HIS MAJESTY THE KING PAYS 3-DAY VISIT TO KURTEO

His Majesty - National Tour

Dec 18, 1977 1 mins read
THE SECOND ISSUE OF BUZZ

Books

Dec 11, 1977 1 mins read
CULTURAL PROGRAMME BY THIMPHU JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Education- Schools

Dec 11, 1977 1 mins read
ANNUAL SPORTS DAY IN GASA PRIMARY SCHOOL

Sport

Dec 11, 1977 0 mins read
APPEAL FROM ILEP FOR THE 25TH WORLD LEPROSY DAY

Health Disease

Dec 18, 1977 1 mins read
RICB TO FLOAT PREFERENCE SHARES

Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan (RICB)

Dec 11, 1977 1 mins read
BHUTANESE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION IN SHILLONG

Education- Student

Dec 11, 1977 1 mins read
CHHORTEN AND TEMPLE BURGLARY IN PARO

Crime

Dec 11, 1977 2 mins read
CHARITY SHOW IN AID OF CYCLONE VICTIMS IN INDIA

Bhutan- India

Dec 11, 1977 1 mins read
COUNTRY PROGRAMME-BHUTAN

UN Agencies

Dec 11, 1977 1 mins read
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Recents

Ask Mr Bhutan

A significant portion of our youth’s challenges stems from our shortcomings as responsible, patient, and mindful elders. We should minimize criticism and punishment while providing more practical, loving guidance.

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Bhutan moves towards 4G and 5G:3G phase-out underway

To enhance user experience with faster and more reliable mobile services, Bhutan Telecom (BT) is phasing out its 3G network. As part of this transition, 58,000 BT users with 3G-only SIMs have been asked to upgrade to 4G, according to the Bhutan Information and Media Authority (BICMA).

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Tuberculosis: Still a health concern

Tuberculosis (TB) cases have been steadily rising in Bhutan over the past five years, making it a major public health concern. On average, TB cases have increased by 22 annually. In 2024, Bhutan recorded 920 cases, including 66 cases of drug-resistant TB (MDR-TB), with 36 fatalities.

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