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February of 1978

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P&T OFFICIAL TO ATTEND POSTAL MEET IN JAPAN

Bhutan Post

Feb 26, 1978 0 mins read 783 views
GSI GIFTS COLLECTION OF MINERALS TO SCHOOLS

School

Feb 26, 1978 1 mins read 721 views
SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS MADE IN LIVESTOCK DEVELOPMENT

Livestock

Feb 26, 1978 4 mins read 765 views
KHARBANDI TECHNICAL SCHOOL TO UNDERTAKE FARM MECHANIC COURSE

Training

Feb 19, 1978 1 mins read 778 views
TELEPHONE DEPARTMENT INTRODUCES TRAINING PROGRAMME

Telecom

Feb 19, 1978 1 mins read 756 views
JIGME DORJI WANGCHUCK LIBRARY IN THIMPHU INAUGURATED

Library

Feb 19, 1978 2 mins read 910 views
QUARTERLY DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS IN TASHIGANG REVIEWED

Planning

Feb 12, 1978 1 mins read 833 views
NEW BPO FOR ZANGKHAR

Bhutan Post

Feb 12, 1978 0 mins read 901 views
NEW UNDP RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE ASSUMES OFFICE

UNDP

Feb 12, 1978 1 mins read 815 views
TESTING AND EVALUATION IN TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Training

Feb 12, 1978 1 mins read 727 views
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR BHUTAN OUTLINED

Industries

Feb 12, 1978 3 mins read 732 views
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY SHOW AT SAMCHI

Animal Husbandry

Feb 05, 1978 1 mins read 717 views
DEOTHANG POLYTECHNIC UNDER RAPID PROGRESS

Institution

Feb 05, 1978 2 mins read 770 views
KHARBANDI TECHNICAL SCHOOL SPORTS DAY

Sport

Feb 05, 1978 1 mins read 695 views
EIGHTH BATCH OF TEACHERS COMPLETE TRAINING

Teacher

Feb 05, 1978 2 mins read 665 views
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