April of 1991

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India House tennis finals

Tennis

Apr 05, 1991 1 mins read 0 views
<br>Workshop at NIE

National Institute Of Education (NIE)

Apr 30, 1991 1 mins read 536 views
Privatisation stressed by Trade Minister

Bhutan - Trade

Apr 30, 1991 1 mins read 617 views
Australian MP visits Bhutan

Bhutan-Australia

Apr 30, 1991 1 mins read 480 views
Bhutan under snow: an auspicious New Year

Astrological College

Apr 30, 1991 1 mins read 602 views
Bangladesh ambassador

Bhutan-Bangladesh

Apr 30, 1991 0 mins read 565 views
Agriculture wins archery tournament

Sport

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 592 views
Switzerland in a changing world

Bhutan-Switzerland

Apr 26, 1991 2 mins read 508 views
Financial programming and analysis

Bhutan - Finance

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 621 views
A farewell to Bhutan<br>

Letters to the Editor

Apr 26, 1991 3 mins read 535 views
Swimming : too expensive

Letters to the Editor

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 585 views
Price control should be introduced in all parts of the country

Letters to the Editor

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 651 views
Post clinic for malaria

Health Malaria Control

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 685 views
Training on mustard cultivation

Agriculture Activities

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 530 views
Forest fire<br>

Forest Fire

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Res Rep visits Shemgang

UNDP

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 575 views
Minister's tour<br>

Visitors

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 560 views
Kanjure

Religion

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 629 views
Trade minister visits Tashigang

Visitors

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 556 views
Cooking gas<br>

Bhutan Oil Distributor (BOD)

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 519 views
Truck accident

Accident

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Farmers study tour<br>

Agriculture Activities

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 517 views
Damaged<br>

Bhutan Oil Distributor (BOD)

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 604 views
Friendly archery match

Sport

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 482 views
BOD branch in Haa

Bhutan Oil Distributor (BOD)

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 575 views
Man's body found

Accident

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 509 views
Dilgo Khentse in Tongsa

Wang

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 491 views
17 monks enrolled in Samchi Dratsang

Dratshang

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 491 views
Community school opened at Pam

Education- Schools

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 655 views
Special prayers<br>

Dratshang

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 569 views
Shabdung Kuchey observed

National Day

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 473 views
Leprosy survey in Samchi

Health Activities

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 527 views
Primary School re-opened<br>

Education- Schools

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 659 views
Dead body found

Accident

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Quarterly health meeting in Punakha

Agriculture Activities

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 505 views
Stolen goods recovered Burglars not caught

Crime

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 500 views
New variety of maize grown on trial

Agriculture/Crops/Mushroom

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 553 views
Farmers training at Khangma

Agriculture Activities

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 555 views
Geylegphug DMO replaced<br>

Health-Hospital/JDWNRH

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 527 views
Chewak Tshogpas for Geylegphug Dungkhag<br>

Dzongkhags

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 528 views
Tashigang NWAB women attend health workshop

National Women Association (NWA)

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 481 views
Three new community schools for Punakha<br>

Education- Schools

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 688 views
His Majesty grants audience

His Majesty

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 0 views
Project reports on Chukha II and Chukha III<br>

Hydro Project

Apr 26, 1991 1 mins read 535 views
Ambassador<br>

Bhutan-Bangladesh

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 618 views
Seminar

BCCI (Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry)

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Planning Commission reconstituted and expanded

Planning Ministry

Apr 26, 1991 3 mins read 509 views
Ngolops target village officials a continue terrorist activities

Anti-National (Ngolops)

Apr 26, 1991 3 mins read 645 views
Gas price revised<br>

Bhutan Oil Distributor (BOD)

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 507 views
SAARC meet<br>

SAARC Countries

Apr 26, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
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