October of 1986

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Letters to the Editor

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 317 views
Natinolism diluted by external influence?

Letters to the Editor

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 310 views
A view on Bhutan's education system

Viewpoints

Oct 03, 1986 3 mins read 337 views
Duel over pigs

Crime

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 356 views
Victims of killer bull

Accident

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 333 views
Refresher course for health workers

Health- Conference/Workshop/Meeting

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 332 views
Samchi looks at development plans

Dzongkhags

Oct 03, 1986 2 mins read 305 views
Strategy for irrigation channels

Agriculture Irrigation

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 306 views
Reign of terror ends

Crime

Oct 03, 1986 2 mins read 319 views
New plan approach

Dzongkhags

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 354 views
Dance festival

Festival (A-Z)

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 356 views
Farmers trained

Dzongkhags

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 0 views
Harvests

Dzongkhags

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 303 views
Sports news from Gaylegphug

Sport

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 361 views
Gaylegphug School presents cultural show

Education- Schools

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 288 views
New approach to education discussed

Education-Policy/Planning/Conference Workshop

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 298 views
Farmers trained in new cultivation method

Agriculture Activities

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 322 views
Accounts course by RIM

Institutions

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 326 views
No head hunters: just rumours

Royal Bhutan Police (RBP)

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 322 views
Trials by CARD

Agriculture Activities

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 322 views
Teachers to be upgraded

Education-Teacher

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 353 views
Cultural tour

Indo-Bhutan Friendship Association

Oct 03, 1986 0 mins read 0 views
Conference most useful to the Department

Education-Policy/Planning/Conference Workshop

Oct 03, 1986 2 mins read 299 views
Graduates in touch with Bhutan's customs and traditions

Sherubtse College and Graduates

Oct 03, 1986 1 mins read 311 views
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Government, telecos at odds over 50% data price cut

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Fitness is not defined by body size or age

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The Hamptons, born from the love of cooking

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Turning bridal hairstyling into a trend

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Builders or buyers?

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The burden of cancer

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Inconvenience caused is highly not appreciated

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The tourism paradox

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A relief for the hotel industry

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High-value tourism, low-value jobs?

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Tying the loose ends of GST reform

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GST transition pains need urgent fixes

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Making GST work past early hiccups

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The cost of delay

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Punishment is not prevention

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A new chapter for Kuensel

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Strengthening the third sector

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Why selective privatisation in healthcare makes sense

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Agencies must be held accountable for financial irregularities

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What about moral and ethical accountability?

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