June of 2005

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Procedures to recognise lams and trulkus

National Assembly

Jun 14, 2005 4 mins read 363 views
SAARCLAW: strengthening regional cooperation

Judiciary

Jun 14, 2005 3 mins read 294 views
His Holiness Nyizer Trulku passes away

Diseased Religious Personalities

Jun 14, 2005 3 mins read 352 views
No revision for interest rates

National Assembly

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 306 views
Pre-shipment certification

Bhutan - Trade

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 322 views
"Enjoy gardening!"

National Park

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 0 views
Bhutan at the 21st century World Expo

Exhibition

Jun 10, 2005 4 mins read 352 views
Basic education remains at Class X

National Assembly

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 352 views
Child support: a divided responsibility

National Assembly

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 305 views
Lhuentse women chimis impressive

Letters to the Editor

Jun 10, 2005 1 mins read 280 views
New college in Gedu?

Kuensel

Jun 10, 2005 0 mins read 328 views
Who is accountable?

Editorial

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 325 views
Land Act to be revised

National Assembly

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 309 views
New horizons for Bhutanese textiles

Handicraft

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 362 views
Government performance questioned

National Assembly

Jun 10, 2005 4 mins read 288 views
Bhutan must not be complacent

National Assembly

Jun 10, 2005 3 mins read 306 views
Strengthening legal fraternity

Judiciary

Jun 10, 2005 2 mins read 294 views
Last stage of border demarcation with India

National Assembly

Jun 10, 2005 4 mins read 339 views
Badminton

Sport

Jun 07, 2005 0 mins read 0 views
Grant assistance

Education

Jun 07, 2005 0 mins read 391 views
No doma

Druk Air

Jun 07, 2005 0 mins read 355 views
Book keeping

Training/Workshop/Seminar/Country

Jun 07, 2005 0 mins read 348 views
Government to focus on building ILCS at Taktse

National Assembly

Jun 07, 2005 2 mins read 279 views
Bhutan's clean and green image at stake

Forest Social/Project/ Afforestation

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 336 views
Agriculture to build Khotokha feeder road

National Assembly

Jun 07, 2005 2 mins read 296 views
Bhutan and Thailand move to a "new plane" in cooperation

Bhutan-Thailand

Jun 07, 2005 4 mins read 0 views
Growing interest in bodybuilding

Sport

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 265 views
From pechas to modern books

Books

Jun 07, 2005 2 mins read 320 views
Lobesa farmers wait for rain

Agriculture/Crops/Mushroom

Jun 07, 2005 2 mins read 334 views
Second degree college to be established in Gedu

National Assembly

Jun 07, 2005 3 mins read 332 views
Widening of Norphung-Tshelingkhor stretch needs study

National Assembly

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 296 views
Eastern region need not worry of power shortage

National Assembly

Jun 07, 2005 3 mins read 314 views
Strict monitoring important

Kuensel

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 319 views
Gross National Happiness?

Kuensel

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 355 views
Encourage indigenous medical practitioners

Letters to the Editor

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 324 views
On Kuensel

Kuensel

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 308 views
Tall trees not safe

Letters to the Editor

Jun 07, 2005 0 mins read 324 views
The abortion issue

Kuensel

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 336 views
Getting qualified

Editorial

Jun 07, 2005 2 mins read 399 views
Assembly discusses bilateral talks with Nepal

National Assembly

Jun 07, 2005 4 mins read 335 views
Assembly members alarmed by road construction across northern boundary

National Assembly

Jun 07, 2005 8 mins read 357 views
Audit reports can be misleading

Royal Audit Authority (RAA)

Jun 07, 2005 3 mins read 301 views
Law and development- bridging the gap

Judiciary

Jun 07, 2005 1 mins read 312 views
Bhutan and Thailand move to a "new plane" in cooperation

Bhutan-Thailand

Jun 07, 2005 4 mins read 299 views
Lemi's `cho-wang' maker

Handicraft

Jun 03, 2005 2 mins read 300 views
Direct satellite link

Telecommunication Department

Jun 03, 2005 1 mins read 332 views
High-tech machinery for blacktopping

Roads

Jun 03, 2005 1 mins read 336 views
Lengo wins 13 National Filmawards

Feature Film

Jun 03, 2005 1 mins read 329 views
Interaction among people becomes more important

Personalities

Jun 03, 2005 8 mins read 282 views
The person in me

Personalities

Jun 03, 2005 2 mins read 0 views
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