September of 1989

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Senior Yugoslav official on first visit

Visitors

Sep 22, 1989 1 mins read 266 views
Bhutan attends 27th ICA0 meet

Civil Aviation

Sep 22, 1989 1 mins read 288 views
Sixth Plan on schedule

Planning

Sep 22, 1989 1 mins read 336 views
Religious community to boost social work

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Sep 23, 1989 1 mins read 297 views
Ambassador to visit

Bhutan- Japan

Sep 22, 1989 0 mins read 336 views
DANIDA to plan operation

DANIDA

Sep 22, 1989 0 mins read 316 views
Zone IV inaugurated

Home Affairs

Sep 22, 1989 0 mins read 359 views
National Assembly

National Assembly

Sep 22, 1989 0 mins read 0 views
Inter-school football tournament

Sport

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 299 views
Bhutan returns from successful NAM summit

"Such historic gatherings provide excellent opportunities for us to forge closer ties of friendship and cooperation among member countries, thereby giving greater unity a...

Sep 16, 1989 3 mins read 315 views
My experience and impressions of a trek through a forest

Viewpoints

Sep 15, 1989 5 mins read 299 views
Change of diet to ease pressure on rice

Letters to the Editor

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 297 views
Found

Letters to the Editor

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 0 views
Volleyball wanted

Letters to the Editor

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 338 views
Too much emphasis on exam results

Letters to the Editor

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 286 views
Fun and gaiety at the MHS fete

Festival (A-Z)

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 326 views
Bhutan to attend biofertillser workshop

SAARC Activities

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 285 views
Education seminar

Education-Policy/Planning/Conference Workshop

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 0 views
Repeated burglaries reported in Thimphu

Crime

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 300 views
Royal government updates agreement with Norwegian Mission

Bhutan-Switzerland

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 349 views
Helvetas projects reviewed

Helvetas

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 304 views
Agriculture to coordinate research

Agriculture Activities

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 326 views
Royal government signs agreement with AIDAB

Bhutan-Australia

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 311 views
Officials trained in reviewing projects

Bhutan Development Finance Corporation (BDFC)

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 295 views
Bhutan attends Bank/IMF meet

World Bank

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 273 views
Government reviews Sixth Plan

Government Department

Sep 15, 1989 1 mins read 352 views
FAO mission in Bhutan

Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 318 views
Health

Conferences

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 0 views
Regional exchange

Visitors

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 301 views
Public Administration meet

Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC)

Sep 15, 1989 0 mins read 327 views
Man still missing

Letters to the Editor

Sep 01, 1989 0 mins read 341 views
Lost

Letters to the Editor

Sep 01, 1989 0 mins read 0 views
Power, disruption in Geylegphug

Letters to the Editor

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 296 views
Colleagues mourn the death of Dr. Chamling

Letters to the Editor

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 258 views
From environmental awareness to action

Viewpoints

Sep 01, 1989 4 mins read 367 views
Swiss assisted projects being reviewed

Helvetas

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 292 views
Australian Review mission

Visitors

Sep 01, 1989 0 mins read 301 views
Principal appointed for NRTI

Institutions

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 321 views
A lucky break for Pabi Maya

Health/Doctors/Patients

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 323 views
Transportation problem triggers occasional fuel shortage

Energy (Solar, Water, Wind)

Sep 01, 1989 2 mins read 304 views
Graduates at NIE

Education- Institutions

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 301 views
Kanglung debates Sixth Plan

Sherubtse College and Graduates

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 254 views
Agro industries project expands to go commercial

Industries (A-Z)

Sep 01, 1989 3 mins read 418 views
Cement plant

Bhutan - Trade

Sep 01, 1989 0 mins read 316 views
Archer injured in tournament

Accident

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 259 views
RBP celebrates Foundation Day

Royal Bhutan Police (RBP)

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 0 views
Ceremonial opening

Home Affairs

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 372 views
His Majesty the King to attend NAM summit

His Majesty

Sep 01, 1989 1 mins read 327 views
UNICEF workshop

UNICEF

Sep 01, 1989 0 mins read 286 views
Forest meet

Forest Planning/Policy Conference/Meeting

Sep 01, 1989 0 mins read 301 views
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