January of 1990

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New road for eastern Bhutan<br>

Roads

Jan 19, 1990 1 mins read 228 views
Health training<br>

Health- Conference/Workshop/Meeting

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 0 views
Local news to increase in the near future

Kuensel

Jan 19, 1990 1 mins read 241 views
Conservation course for teachers

Education-Teacher

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 295 views
Road open<br>

Roads

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 229 views
Interviews for senior teachers

Education-Teacher

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 255 views
Common exam results<br>

Education-BBE

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 288 views
Bus accident investigation completed

Accident

Jan 19, 1990 3 mins read 280 views
Private firm takes over GWMC<br>

Bhutan - Trade

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 222 views
Decrease in tourist traffic<br>

Tourism

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 255 views
New stamps to be released

Bhutan-Post

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 245 views
Bhutanese articles on display in New York

Exhibition

Jan 19, 1990 1 mins read 262 views
His Majesty promotes RBG officer.<br>

Royal Bodyguard (RBG)

Jan 19, 1990 0 mins read 236 views
T.T coaching camp

Sport

Jan 12, 1990 0 mins read 239 views
An internal problem to attend to

Letters to the Editor

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 281 views
Whose fault was it anyway?

Accident

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 219 views
Bhutan's participation appreciated

Letters to the Editor

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 281 views
Literature needs to be developed

Letters to the Editor

Jan 12, 1990 2 mins read 246 views
Apple farmers being trained

Agriculture/Horticulture

Jan 12, 1990 2 mins read 215 views
Fodder researchers hold first meeting

Animal Husbandry Activities

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 251 views
Offices move to new locations

Government Department

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 233 views
New pathology clinic for Phuntsholing

Private Sector

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 232 views
Bus accident kills three passengers

Accident

Jan 12, 1990 0 mins read 250 views
Three monks pass drungtsho exams

Indigenous Hospital

Jan 12, 1990 2 mins read 243 views
Statistical office to begin income survey

Central Statistical Organisation (CSO)

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 222 views
Urea treatment for paddy straw encouraged

Animal Husbandry Activities

Jan 12, 1990 0 mins read 256 views
BDFC approves biggest loan

Bhutan Development Finance Corporation (BDFC)

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 282 views
Graduates begin selection exams

Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC)

Jan 12, 1990 0 mins read 277 views
New telephone directory

Telecommunication Department

Jan 12, 1990 0 mins read 278 views
New I. D. Cards

Immigration/Census

Jan 12, 1990 1 mins read 293 views
Evaluation to begin

UNDP

Jan 12, 1990 0 mins read 256 views
Tshechu ends

Tshechu

Jan 12, 1990 0 mins read 0 views
His Majesty returns after a successful visit

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Jan 13, 1990 2 mins read 278 views
Education department to train 1,400 teachers before summer

Education-Policy/Planning/Conference Workshop

Jan 05, 1990 1 mins read 267 views
New school for Sarbhang

Education- Schools

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 278 views
Diploma Course in Paro

Agriculture Institutions

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 292 views
Technicians checking on smokeless stoves

January 6, 1990 -A team of technicians from the National Stove Project (NSP) are carrying out maintenance work on smokeless stoves installed under the project.

Jan 06, 1990 1 mins read 258 views
Flood control meeting held

Landslides and Floods

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 256 views
New stamps

Bhutan-Post

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 325 views
Imports to increase

Imports

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 267 views
Ministries and departments move to new locations

Government Department

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 256 views
Largest bilateral cooperation signed with Helvetas

Helvetas

Jan 05, 1990 1 mins read 256 views
Lyonpo Om Pradhan, Minister for Trade & Industry

Personalities

Jan 05, 1990 1 mins read 302 views
Condolence message

His Majesty

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 463 views
Lam Neten for Lhuntshi

Dratshang

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 266 views
His Majesty the King leaves for New Delhi

His Majesty - Foreign Tour

Jan 05, 1990 0 mins read 243 views
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Recents

Healing for peace: A day of compassion, courage, and quiet miracles in Thimphu

Thimphu, November 8 — It was a day filled with warmth, compassion, and quiet miracles. Around a thousand were treated at the Royal Institute of Management (RIM) on Saturday for “Healing for Peace,” an extraordinary event led by renowned traditional healers Master Chris Leong and Master Erik Leong, supported by a team of 20 Tit Tar practitioners and 100 DeSuung volunteers.

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Lessons we dare not forget

The words shared by His Majesty the King on the 70th birth anniversary of Drukgyal Zhipa were more than a son’s remembrance. They were a national awakening. The advice of the Fourth Druk Gyalpo, given to his son and shared with his people, reads like a moral charter for the country, a mirror reflecting both what we have achieved and what we risk losing if we become complacent.

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