November of 1989

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Bardo Thoedroel

Religion

Nov 10, 1989 0 mins read
NASEPP distributes improved seeds

Agriculture/Horticulture

Nov 03, 1989 3 mins read
Inter-primary football and cultural contest at Samchi

Sports and Cultural Contest

Nov 24, 1989 0 mins read
Nehru centenary celebration concluded this week

Sport

Nov 24, 1989 1 mins read
Mushrooms: a nutritious delicacy

Letters to the Editor

Nov 24, 1989 1 mins read
A wise initiative

Letters to the Editor

Nov 24, 1989 1 mins read
Drinking: the perils and necessary precautions

Viewpoints

Nov 24, 1989 6 mins read
Audit project reviewed

Royal Audit Authority (RAA)

Nov 24, 1989 1 mins read
Bhutan should watch fuel consumption

Energy (Solar, Water, Wind)

Nov 24, 1989 2 mins read
Royal Society runs nature contest

Royal Society for the Protection of Nature (RSPN)

Nov 24, 1989 1 mins read
Bumthang farmers rewarded

Agriculture Activities

Nov 24, 1989 0 mins read
Father Leclaire: a pioneer of tertiary education

Personalities

Nov 24, 1989 3 mins read
FINNIDA assesses health project

Health- International Assistance

Nov 24, 1989 1 mins read
Indian delegation arrives for civil aviation talks

Civil Aviation

Nov 24, 1989 1 mins read
Browse Archives
Delivering eggs to remote schools: A logistical nightmare

The premise is simple: one egg per child, every school day. The execution, however, is anything but. The One-Child, One-Egg initiative, launched in February, is designed to combat malnutrition by ensuring school children receive essential nutrients. But for students in the country’s most remote schools—some with only a handful of children—getting eggs to their plates is easier said than done.

Mar 13, 2025 3 mins read
Govt. to allow private healthcare centres

Bhutan is set to allow private and foreign investments in the healthcare sector under a new regulatory framework aimed at expanding medical services and improving patient care.

Mar 13, 2025 2 mins read
Bhutan records 499th orchid species with new discovery

Bhutan has recorded its 499th orchid species with the recent discovery of Zeuxine drukyulensis by researchers at the Nat...

Mar 13, 2025 1 mins read
Heritage science technique to further promote Bhutanese culture and tradition

Bhutan is set to modernise its approach to cultural preservation by integrating scientific technologies into heritage co...

Mar 13, 2025 2 mins read
Nurturing outliers: A strategic approach to Bhutan’s startup ecosystem

The senior director of Techstars, Oko Davaasuren, highlighted the importance of adopting a complex systems approach to d...

Mar 13, 2025 2 mins read

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Recents

Ask Mr Bhutan

A significant portion of our youth’s challenges stems from our shortcomings as responsible, patient, and mindful elders. We should minimize criticism and punishment while providing more practical, loving guidance.

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Bhutan moves towards 4G and 5G:3G phase-out underway

To enhance user experience with faster and more reliable mobile services, Bhutan Telecom (BT) is phasing out its 3G network. As part of this transition, 58,000 BT users with 3G-only SIMs have been asked to upgrade to 4G, according to the Bhutan Information and Media Authority (BICMA).

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Tuberculosis: Still a health concern

Tuberculosis (TB) cases have been steadily rising in Bhutan over the past five years, making it a major public health concern. On average, TB cases have increased by 22 annually. In 2024, Bhutan recorded 920 cases, including 66 cases of drug-resistant TB (MDR-TB), with 36 fatalities.

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