September of 1985

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H.E. Mr. Rajiv Gandhi's Address to the National Assembly of Bhutan

Bhutan- India

Sep 30, 1985 6 mins read 505 views
ACCEPTANCE SPEECH BY H.E. MR. RAJIV GANDHI

Bhutan- India

Sep 30, 1985 1 mins read 542 views
REPLY BY H.E. MR. RAJIV GANDHI

Bhutan- India

Sep 30, 1985 2 mins read 440 views
H.E. Mr. Rajiv Gandhi Visits Bhutan

Bhutan- India

Sep 30, 1985 5 mins read 538 views
Development of Entrepreneurship is key to Industrialisation

Bhutan - Trade

Sep 21, 1985 1 mins read 534 views
Shemgang High School on Botanical Expedition

Education- Schools

Sep 14, 1985 1 mins read 490 views
Farmers' Training at Serbithang Concluded

Agriculture Activities

Sep 14, 1985 0 mins read 530 views
Indian Ocean Marine Affairs Cooperation

International Convention

Sep 14, 1985 1 mins read 512 views
Dasho Lhaderla Retires

Personalities

Sep 14, 1985 1 mins read 503 views
Exhibition on Environmental Study-TTC Paro

Exhibition

Sep 14, 1985 2 mins read 554 views
Kitchen Stove Demonstration

Science/ Technology

Sep 14, 1985 1 mins read 510 views
Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi to visit Bhutan

Bhutan- India

Sep 14, 1985 1 mins read 571 views
National Assembly Resolutions (5th Installment)

National Assembly

Sep 07, 1985 6 mins read 483 views
News from Tashigang Sports Association

Sport

Sep 07, 1985 1 mins read 566 views
New Dungpa Office Building at Chengmari

Sep 07, 1985 0 mins read 513 views
Ambassador of Bangladesh visits Radio NYAB

Bhutan- Bangladesh

Sep 07, 1985 1 mins read 491 views
Essay and Photo Contest

Competition (A-Z)

Sep 07, 1985 1 mins read 447 views
Second Batch Computer Training Starts

Computer/Internet

Sep 07, 1985 1 mins read 498 views
Inservice course for Dzongkhag Administration staff Lhuntshi

Dzongkhags

Sep 21, 1985 1 mins read 465 views
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The environmental toll of wars

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