September of 1986

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Kuensel's big day

September 6, 1986 - The launching of Kuensel as Bhutan's national newspaper is a major achievement in the field of communications and a landmark in the history of Bhutan, Minister for Social Services, Lyonpo Sangye Penjor, said at the paper's...

Sep 06, 1986 1 mins read 745 views
Chukha power at last as the first turbine turns

Hydro Project

Sep 12, 1986 2 mins read 506 views
Volleyball in Goshi

Sport

Sep 26, 1986 0 mins read 528 views
Annual marathon Wamrong

Sport

Sep 26, 1986 0 mins read 435 views
Record entry for TT in India House

Sport

Sep 26, 1986 0 mins read 442 views
Tennis Championship

Sport

Sep 26, 1986 0 mins read 0 views
Start of the written script in Bhutan via Tibet

Buddhism

Sep 26, 1986 3 mins read 470 views
The Nyimalung Deylog

Superstition and supernatural

Sep 26, 1986 2 mins read 557 views
Newspaper successful

Letters to the Editor

Sep 26, 1986 0 mins read 493 views
Congrats

Letters to the Editor

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 474 views
Public nuisance

Letters to the Editor

Sep 26, 1986 0 mins read 481 views
Kuensel improved

Letters to the Editor

Sep 26, 1986 0 mins read 0 views
Is this the start of vandalism?

Letters to the Editor

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 472 views
Possibilities and implications as Chukha turbines roll

Viewpoints

Sep 26, 1986 3 mins read 479 views
Bumthang bukharis

Dzongkhags

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 449 views
Cattle show calf rally in Paro

Animal Husbandry Livestock

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 362 views
Farmers trained

Agriculture Activities

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 0 views
New Dzongda welcomed

Transfer

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 443 views
Chorten built by Khaling students

Chortens

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 409 views
NIE project successful

Education- Institutions

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 398 views
Room for fast growth in Bhutan, says FAO Rep

Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 387 views
Annual headmasters conference ends

Education-Policy/Planning/Conference Workshop

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 387 views
Lhuntshi is motorable after a long spell of road block

Roads

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 402 views
A blind student prepares for ICSE with confidence

Disabled

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 417 views
Foreign minister visits South Korea

Foreign Affairs

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 400 views
Bhutan at IMF/WB conference

World Bank

Sep 26, 1986 1 mins read 408 views
Service guidelines for public sector

Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC)

Sep 26, 1986 2 mins read 404 views
Indian technical delegation visits Bhutan for discussions on the Sixth Plan

Bhutan- India

Sep 26, 1986 0 mins read 434 views
The Je Khenpo as the protector

Religious Personalities

Sep 19, 1986 3 mins read 428 views
Football in Paro valley (Bondey wins)

Sport

Sep 19, 1986 1 mins read 397 views
Crowd dispersed as the Thimphu tshechu comes to an end

Tshechu

Sep 19, 1986 1 mins read 371 views
Head hunters: rumour or real ?

Letters to the Editor

Sep 19, 1986 1 mins read 391 views
Success

Letters to the Editor

Sep 19, 1986 0 mins read 395 views
Kuensel improved

Letters to the Editor

Sep 19, 1986 0 mins read 525 views
Kuensel

Letters to the Editor

Sep 19, 1986 0 mins read 374 views
Patriotism

Letters to the Editor

Sep 19, 1986 1 mins read 430 views
Service before self or service for self? RCSC's Kunzang Wangdi asks

Viewpoints

Sep 19, 1986 2 mins read 380 views
School kitchen garden helped by BNPP

Education- Schools

Sep 19, 1986 1 mins read 431 views
WFP mission reformulates PWD project

WFP (World Food Program)

Sep 19, 1986 2 mins read 362 views
RIM/ESCAP course

International Convention

Sep 19, 1986 2 mins read 399 views
Bhutan on right path says new UNDP Res Rep

UNDP

Sep 19, 1986 3 mins read 442 views
The origin and special qualities of the monk community

Dratshang

Sep 12, 1986 3 mins read 505 views
Domche/Tshechu starts

Tshechu

Sep 12, 1986 0 mins read 385 views
Tulku discovered

Religious Personalities

Sep 12, 1986 0 mins read 406 views
Religious group visits Moscow

Dratshang

Sep 12, 1986 0 mins read 446 views
Hope of eradicating leprosy by the end of this century

Health Disease

Sep 12, 1986 3 mins read 383 views
NAM summit in Harare

His Majesty - Foreign Tour

Sep 12, 1986 3 mins read 444 views
Primary schools sports at Wangdi

Education- Schools

Sep 12, 1986 1 mins read 485 views
Isuzu chosen

Government Department

Sep 12, 1986 0 mins read 378 views
Health course

Health- Conference/Workshop/Meeting

Sep 12, 1986 0 mins read 0 views
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