June of 1996

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Men more active in family planning

Health Family Planning

Jun 07, 1996 2 mins read 426 views
National football league begins

Sport

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 432 views
Telecom project concludes

Telecommunication Department

Jun 07, 1996 2 mins read 435 views
Environment survey shows need to curb deforestation

National Environment Commission (NEC)

Jun 07, 1996 2 mins read 504 views
Why public calls are more expensive

Letters to the Editor

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 596 views
The Senao cordless telephone

Letters to the Editor

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 479 views
Jobs for technicians

Letters to the Editor

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 407 views
Organising manpower

Editorial

Jun 07, 1996 3 mins read 448 views
The wool industries: limited opportunities

Handicraft

Jun 07, 1996 3 mins read 431 views
Juvenile crime : getting organised

Crime

Jun 07, 1996 3 mins read 411 views
Addict hangs himself

Accident

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 458 views
Student commits suicide

Accident

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 465 views
Pickpockets slit ghos to rob devotees

Crime

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 491 views
Forensic evidence points to suspect

Crime

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 490 views
Officials crack down on Bumthang brew

Alcohol

Jun 07, 1996 2 mins read 443 views
Sentenced

Crime

Jun 07, 1996 0 mins read 0 views
His Majesty felicitates Prime Minister Deve Gowda of India

Bhutan- India

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 425 views
High Court announces second jabmi training course

Judiciary

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 418 views
Moenlam Chhenmo concludes with a wang

Wang

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 451 views
Record number of students go for tertiary education

Education- Student

Jun 07, 1996 1 mins read 364 views
Basketball

Sport

Jun 07, 1996 0 mins read 0 views
WFP agreement

WFP (World Food Program)

Jun 07, 1996 0 mins read 387 views
Dzongkha

Sherubtse College and Graduates

Jun 07, 1996 0 mins read 0 views
New chimi

Home Affairs

Jun 07, 1996 0 mins read 543 views
Druk Air

Druk Air

Jun 07, 1996 0 mins read 0 views
PWD receives water tanks

Roads

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 385 views
Officials join forces against malaria

Health Malaria Control

Jun 14, 1996 3 mins read 430 views
Hoteliers trained to improve services

Training/Workshop/Seminar/Country

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 365 views
Strike reduces gas

Bhutan Oil Distributor (BOD)

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 361 views
Inconsiderate drivers

Letters to the Editor

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 345 views
The Senao cordless phone could be risky

Letters to the Editor

Jun 14, 1996 2 mins read 372 views
Maintaining Bhutan's magic

Letters to the Editor

Jun 14, 1996 2 mins read 342 views
Vision or daydream?

Editorial

Jun 14, 1996 3 mins read 413 views
New Board for BTF

Bhutan Trust Fund (BTF)

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 408 views
South Asia needs more food

SAARC Activities

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 398 views
Tour operators get more wily

Tourism

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 369 views
Druk Air plans Yangon stopover

Druk Air

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 393 views
Poachers arrested

Forest Poaching

Jun 14, 1996 2 mins read 411 views
New storehouse opened

Food Corporation of Bhutan (FCB)

Jun 14, 1996 2 mins read 387 views
Information database discussed

Bhutan - Geological Survey

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 376 views
Bhutan at world "shelter" meeting

World Population Day

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 393 views
Five Jabmis licensed

Judiciary

Jun 14, 1996 0 mins read 393 views
Japan commits ‌ 2.378 billion

Bhutan- Japan

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 414 views
Hard drugs stolen

Crime

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 397 views
Chillis can be saved

Agriculture/Horticulture

Jun 14, 1996 2 mins read 381 views
Apples face disaster

Agriculture/Horticulture

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 433 views
Inflation up 10.7 percent

Central Statistical Organisation (CSO)

Jun 14, 1996 1 mins read 411 views
Basketball

Sport

Jun 14, 1996 0 mins read 0 views
Triplets born

Health Mother and Child Programme

Jun 14, 1996 0 mins read 585 views
Irrigation

Agriculture Irrigation

Jun 14, 1996 0 mins read 0 views
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