May of 1988

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New judges appointed

Judiciary

May 13, 1988 0 mins read 498 views
Orange Scarf for Dasho Chenkyab

Promotion

May 13, 1988 1 mins read 291 views
Management course to strengthen administration

Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC)

May 13, 1988 2 mins read 323 views
Grass carp thrive

Fishery Department

May 13, 1988 0 mins read 297 views
Therapy explained

Health Activities

May 13, 1988 0 mins read 307 views
Near the end of the road

Visitors

May 13, 1988 0 mins read 271 views
RIM takes over

Institutions

May 13, 1988 0 mins read 289 views
Wool in demand

Projects

May 13, 1988 0 mins read 303 views
Royal Bhutan Army hold tournament

Sport

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 286 views
Tennis reforms urged

Sport

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 302 views
Basketball attracts record entries

Sport

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 275 views
Ten teams in schools football

Sport

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 304 views
New approach relates to local conditions

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 295 views
Tissue culture important

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 268 views
Doing our best despite erratic supplies

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 297 views
Market scene surprises visitor

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 264 views
Meat stall looks bad, smells bad

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 349 views
How can 200 people all be first in line?

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 275 views
Waiting . . . but officials had gone

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 258 views
Let's grow bananas

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 266 views
Licence fees make no sense

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 302 views
Monsoon spreads disease

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 315 views
Knives are meant for the jungle, not towns

Letters to the Editor

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 268 views
Rare case for doctors

Health/Doctors/Patients

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 313 views
Pasture work impresses

Animal Husbandry Activities

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 300 views
Energy planning course

Training/Workshop/Seminar/Country

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 261 views
Women dies of injury

Accident

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 260 views
More time to pay licence fees

Dzongkhags

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 355 views
WFP considers food taste

WFP (World Food Program)

May 27, 1988 2 mins read 274 views
`Rewarding time' in Bhutan

Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)

May 27, 1988 2 mins read 279 views
Farmers learn modern techniques on tour

Agriculture Activities

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 304 views
Agriculture Department organises rice production refresher courses

Agriculture Activities

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 262 views
Forestry links strengthened

Forestry Institution

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 267 views
Course helps improve sheep farming techniques

Animal Husbandry Livestock

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 290 views
PWD takes over

Roads

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 319 views
Bhutan promotes regional tourism

Tourism

May 27, 1988 2 mins read 279 views
Druk Air passengers restricted

Druk Air

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 278 views
Ambassador reviews Japanese projects

Bhutan- Japan

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 295 views
Thai Princess meets His Majesty and Je Khenpo

Bhutan-Thailand

May 27, 1988 1 mins read 272 views
Clothing banned

Home Affairs

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 301 views
Vaccinations for cattle

Animal Husbandry Activities

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 301 views
ISC exams results

Education-BBE

May 27, 1988 0 mins read 338 views
India House title changes hands

Sport

May 06, 1988 2 mins read 273 views
A stitch in time. . .

Letters to the Editor

May 06, 1988 3 mins read 519 views
Forest cover has well recognised role

Letters to the Editor

May 06, 1988 1 mins read 242 views
Cows on the loose damage gardens

Letters to the Editor

May 06, 1988 0 mins read 279 views
Too much to expect

Letters to the Editor

May 06, 1988 1 mins read 317 views
Corporation doing its best

Letters to the Editor

May 06, 1988 0 mins read 293 views
AIDS laboratory for Thimphu

Health-HIV/AIDS

May 06, 1988 1 mins read 281 views
Graphite deposits investigated

Survey

May 06, 1988 2 mins read 264 views
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