March of 1991

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Bring back the gong

Letters to the Editor

Mar 22, 1991 0 mins read 373 views
Rents spiralling

Letters to the Editor

Mar 22, 1991 0 mins read 295 views
Road surveyors trained in EDM

Roads

Mar 22, 1991 1 mins read 282 views
New school absorbs excess students

Education- Student

Mar 22, 1991 1 mins read 333 views
Workshop to encourage business ownership

Private Sector

Mar 22, 1991 1 mins read 287 views
Milk sale rises<br>

Animal Husbandry Livestock

Mar 22, 1991 0 mins read 299 views
Ngolop Action Group terrorises villagers

Terrorist

Mar 22, 1991 2 mins read 266 views
Body found<br>

Accident

Mar 22, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Paro Tshechu<br>

Tshechu

Mar 22, 1991 0 mins read 278 views
Drama<br>

Drama

Mar 22, 1991 0 mins read 259 views
Bangladesh National Day<br>

National Day

Mar 22, 1991 0 mins read 372 views
Information Age

International Convention

Mar 22, 1991 0 mins read 280 views
Militia in Eastern Bhutan pledge to protect the Tsawa Sum

His Majesty the King visited the three militia training camps in Eastern Bhutan to meet the first batch of volunteers who...

Mar 23, 1991 4 mins read 287 views
Transport problems<br><br><br>

Letters to the Editor

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 293 views
In search of a Kidney donor

Letters to the Editor

Mar 15, 1991 2 mins read 313 views
The history of old Bhutanese coins: Who knows?

Royal Monetary Authority (RMA)

Mar 15, 1991 3 mins read 291 views
Record potato harvest

Agriculture/Crops/Mushroom

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 300 views
Health review<br>

Health Activities

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 276 views
Child's body found

Crime

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 273 views
NWAB trains rural women

National Women Association (NWA)

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 282 views
Workshop for four zones<br>

Home Affairs

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 258 views
Animal Husbandry tour<br>

Animal Husbandry Activities

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 382 views
Dagana dzong roofed with shingles

Dzongs

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 286 views
Transport truck damaged<br>

Accident

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 287 views
DDT sprayed in Samchi<br>

Health Malaria Control

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 259 views
Dagana Rabdey monks achieve good results

Dratshang

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 282 views
Worker saves colleague

Accident

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 239 views
New disease affects sheep

Animal Husbandry Disease

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 268 views
HH Dzongsar Khentse gives wang<br>

Wang

Mar 15, 1991 2 mins read 266 views
Bhutan takes a big step in environment protection

National Environment Commission (NEC)

Mar 15, 1991 2 mins read 249 views
Bhutanese students begin term<br>

Education- Schools

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 270 views
Forestry Master Plan<br>

Forest Planning/Policy Conference/Meeting

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 260 views
GSI D.G. visits Bhutan

Geology & Mines

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 252 views
Castrol to launch new product

Bhutan Oil Distributor (BOD)

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 258 views
Workshop<br>

Forest Planning/Policy Conference/Meeting

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Exhibition by local artist<br>

Exhibition

Mar 15, 1991 1 mins read 247 views
Bhutan achieves success in reducing leprosy<br>

Health Activities

Mar 15, 1991 2 mins read 256 views
Man hurt by bone

Accident

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 265 views
Injured<br>

Accident

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 262 views
Terrorists target wealthier residents in the south

Terrorist

Mar 15, 1991 2 mins read 260 views
Child born on bus

Road Safety and Transport Authority (RSTA)

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 319 views
Transfers

Transfer

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Multipurpose cards

Immigration/Census

Mar 15, 1991 0 mins read 309 views
BBS : a new era

BBS (Bhutan Broadcasting Service)

Mar 15, 1991 4 mins read 308 views
Health meeting<br>

Health- Conference/Workshop/Meeting

Mar 08, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Ambassador visits Zone 3

Visitors

Mar 08, 1991 0 mins read 321 views
Accident

Accident

Mar 08, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
Siezed goods auctioned

Dzongkhags

Mar 08, 1991 0 mins read 301 views
DYT meet

Dzongkhags

Mar 08, 1991 0 mins read 349 views
DYT

Dzongkhags

Mar 08, 1991 0 mins read 0 views
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