May of 1990

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Tractor overturns, passengers unhurt

Accident

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 307 views
Stolen cash book found in the forest

Crime

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 362 views
Roof tops blown off by storm

Natural Calamities

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 350 views
Charged for adulterating butter

Crime

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 306 views
Truck accident injures five<br>

Accident

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 311 views
Lhuntshi farmers on study tour

Agriculture Activities

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 252 views
Generator installed

Dzongkhags

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 349 views
Study on pasture

Animal Husbandry Livestock

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 391 views
School observes Founding Day

Education- Schools

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 350 views
Boy dies of rabies

Diseased Personalities

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 0 views
Tashigang Dzong

Dzongs

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 309 views
Farmers on study tour

Agriculture Activities

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 0 views
Workshop on sanitation

Training/Workshop/Seminar/Country

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 335 views
Radio communication for eastern dzongkhags

Dzongkhags

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 322 views
Clamp down on burning compost<br>

Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 322 views
Health conference concluded<br>

Health- Conference/Workshop/Meeting

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 272 views
Two bailey bridges for Samchi<br><br>

Bridges

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 350 views
Two bailey bridges for Samchi

Bridges

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 324 views
Talks to strengthen air services

According to the Civil Aviation Director, Rinzin Gyeltshen, talks between the Royal Government and six delegation members from Thailand, led by Deputy Director General of Thai Civil Aviation Depart...

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 348 views
US$ 1 million for Bhutan's wildlife trust fund

WWF (World Wildlife Fund)

May 04, 1990 2 mins read 289 views
Measles outbreak in school

Health Disease

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 463 views
FAO Regional Conference

Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 392 views
Table tennis to begin today

Sport

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 279 views
Sustainable development - a priority

Bhutan - Netherlands

May 04, 1990 3 mins read 308 views
Talks with South Korea and Japan

Bhutan- Japan

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 303 views
Shabdrung Kuchey being performed

Religion

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 323 views
Late HM's birthday celebrated

National Day

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 297 views
Forest fire

Forest Fire

May 04, 1990 0 mins read 0 views
Efforts to preserve antiques

Antique Preservation

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 288 views
Bhutan appreciates a benign father<br>

Royalties

May 04, 1990 1 mins read 356 views
Post Boxes unsafe

Letters to the Editor

May 13, 1990 1 mins read 368 views
Taekwondo exams held

Sport

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 325 views
RNAC wins Jigme Dorji Wangchuck Memorial Challenge Cup

Sport

May 31, 1990 1 mins read 337 views
BOC begins coaching camps

Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC)

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 344 views
Ration carriage needed<br>

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 331 views
ICSE candidates could do with better books<br>

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 324 views
Post Office needed

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 0 views
Wamrong needs facelift

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 302 views
Dechenchholing crafts centre needs upgradation<br>

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 1 mins read 320 views
Writing on vehicles<br>

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 304 views
Chumi tshachu - needs some attention

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 1 mins read 314 views
Frustrated and homesick

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 341 views
Problems get sophisticated with growth

Letters to the Editor

May 31, 1990 1 mins read 343 views
Teachers go to Switzerland for study tour<br>

Education-Teacher

May 31, 1990 1 mins read 316 views
New road inaugurated

Roads

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 361 views
Two police officers promoted<br>

Royal Bhutan Police (RBP)

May 31, 1990 1 mins read 368 views
Equipment to design stamps

Bhutan-Post

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 356 views
Students on industrial tour

Education- Student

May 31, 1990 0 mins read 361 views
Women, media and development

Communication Ministry

May 31, 1990 1 mins read 363 views
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