October of 1995

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Government officials punished

Crime

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 491 views
Better mandarin (orange) prices expected

Agriculture/Horticulture

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 525 views
Emission levels high, says expert

Road Safety and Transport Authority (RSTA)

Oct 27, 1995 2 mins read 434 views
Eclipse warnings

Astrological College

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 468 views
Kiran Humagai and Jigme Wangmo win national tennis championship

Tennis

Oct 27, 1995 2 mins read 446 views
Occupational Safety and Health workshop

Health- Conference/Workshop/Meeting

Oct 27, 1995 2 mins read 497 views
Shingkhar connected by road

Roads

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 466 views
MTI reinforces meat regulations

Bhutan - Trade

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 518 views
Moral education will help students

Letters to the Editor

Oct 27, 1995 2 mins read 460 views
Express mail service charges are high

Letters to the Editor

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 554 views
UN needs change

Editorial

Oct 27, 1995 2 mins read 465 views
Dzongkha proficiency should be rewarded

Letters to the Editor

Oct 27, 1995 2 mins read 471 views
UN 50th anniversary celebration concludes with addresses by world leaders

International Day

Oct 27, 1995 5 mins read 495 views
Mason falls to death

Accident

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 480 views
Awareness campaigning in Trashigang on Rice Blast

Agriculture/Insecticide/Disease

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 417 views
Woman dies from excessive consumption of alcohol

Diseased Personalities

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 366 views
Bhutan celebrates UN anniversary

International Day

Oct 27, 1995 2 mins read 457 views
Potato auction in the east stalled

Food Corporation of Bhutan (FCB)

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 410 views
Bhutan at General Assembly

Bhutan - UN

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 390 views
Reciprocity

Bhutan - Netherlands

Oct 27, 1995 0 mins read 392 views
Truck parts taken

Terrorist

Oct 27, 1995 0 mins read 383 views
Woman chimi

Dzongkhags

Oct 27, 1995 0 mins read 400 views
Hand grenades found

Explosives (Bomb)

Oct 27, 1995 1 mins read 387 views
Education and High Court select graduates

Sherubtse College and Graduates

Oct 20, 1995 2 mins read 399 views
Bhutan returns from Bank/IMF meet<br>

Conferences

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 414 views
Hawkers moved from parts of town

City Corporation

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 369 views
His Holiness to conduct blessings

Wang

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 421 views
New city traffic restrictions announced

Royal Bhutan Police (RBP)

Oct 20, 1995 3 mins read 390 views
Imtrat mela

DANTAK/IMTRAT/BRTF

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 448 views
Alipur Duars team wins Gomtu football

Sport

Oct 20, 1995 2 mins read 426 views
Workshop on traditional handicrafts

Handicraft

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 369 views
A letter from TATA

Letters to the Editor

Oct 20, 1995 2 mins read 446 views
MRP needs to be enforced

Letters to the Editor

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 433 views
Grasshoppers may be locusts

Letters to the Editor

Oct 20, 1995 2 mins read 414 views
Farewell, Son of Bhutan

Editorial

Oct 20, 1995 2 mins read 389 views
Peon arrested trying to encash stolen cheque<br>

Crime

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 384 views
World Food Day celebrated in Pemagatsel

WFP (World Food Program)

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 397 views
Total eclipse of the sun

Astrological College

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 434 views
It's influenza season, say doctors<br>

Health Disease

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 429 views
UN: leaders of nations to get 5 minutes each<br>

Bhutan - UN

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 396 views
Postal staff benefit from APPTC training

Bhutan-Post

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 421 views
Bhutanese officials learn about Rice Blast

Agriculture/Insecticide/Disease

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 417 views
Father William Mackey passes away

Diseased Personalities

Oct 20, 1995 2 mins read 478 views
Stray dogs dispute

Dzongkhags

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 449 views
Flood forecast

Telecommunication Department

Oct 20, 1995 1 mins read 412 views
Stolen<br>

Crime

Oct 20, 1995 0 mins read 368 views
Thimphu Town Committee tackles land discrepancies

City Corporation

Oct 20, 1995 3 mins read 398 views
NAM meet

Non-Aligned

Oct 20, 1995 0 mins read 392 views
Absconded

Crime

Oct 20, 1995 0 mins read 389 views
Post and Telegraph Division to become a corporation

Bhutan-Post

Oct 13, 1995 2 mins read 403 views
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