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TV conquers remote Bhutan
When television arrived in Bhutan in June 1999, the remote Himalayan kingdom was immediately hooked on its charms.
BBC News | Tuesday Mar 15
Bhutan needs to be careful with India. Remember Sikkim?
Bhutan needs to be careful with India. Remember Sikkim? Friday March 11 2005 13:34:45 PM BDT Dipak REF : Check up for more facts if Bhutan was a colony or not by reading the book Bhutan and the British by Peter ...
News from Bangladesh | Friday Mar 11
Protecting the queen of the mountains
Regional working groups will be formed to analyse and develop counter measures on illegal trade, human wildlife conflict, and habitat degeneration, the three primary factors threatening the existence of the ...
Kuensel | Monday Mar 21
Wilton man returns with photos, accounts of trip to hidden kingdom
To Daryl Hawk, exploration and photography are necessities. Under ordinary circumstances, the Wilton resident's recent trip to Bhutan, a remote kingdom nestled between China and India, would top an unusual but ...
Norwalkadvocate.com | Friday Mar 4
Bhutan's 'Travelers' explores the bitterness of the better life
There are several astonishing things about Bhutanese director Khyentse Norbu s delightful second film, Travelers & Magicians.
Santa Cruz Sentinel | Feb 11, 2005
After eighteen years ...
Dr. Laughlan T. Munro saved a damsel in distress by shooing away monstrous rats from her abode and in the process won her love.
Kuensel | Wednesday Mar 16
A Bhutanese Filmmaker-Saint Uncovers Beauty in Banality
Michael Musto will discuss the Oscars on MSNBC "Live" at 12:45 pm Tues 1/26. Join Jennifer Gonnerman and Robert Sietsema at a book signing/reading at Sunny's bar in Red Hook Brooklyn (co-sponsored by BookCourt ...
The Village Voice | Jan 25, 2005
Buddhist festival highlights Bhutan trip
Experience the Paro Tsechu, the largest Buddhist festival in the country, on a 14-day tour of the kingdom of Bhutan starting March 19.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review | Dec 26, 2004
Cattle migration declining
Behavioral changes of cattle herding farmers is leading to a decline in the age old practise of cattle migration in Bhutan according to the agriculture ministry.
Kuensel | Tuesday Mar 1
Dec 1
On the occasion of the National Day of Bhutan which falls on 17 December 2004, Senior General Than Shwe, Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council of the Union of Myanmar, has sent a message of ...
New Light of Myanmar | Dec 18, 2004
The Daily Star: Internet Edition Tue. November 30, 2004
Former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto will end her exile and lead her party to victory in the next election, her husband Asif Ali Zardari said following his release from jail.
The Daily Star | Nov 30, 2004
42 senior officials reshuffled in 15 months
The transfer and appointments of the 14 senior officials under grade II, III and VI will take effect from January 2005 as announced by the Royal Civil Service Commission on December 23.
Kuensel | Dec 27, 2004
Lost horizon
Its three main ethnic groups are the Sharchops, the Ngalops and the Lhotsampas, and their official language is Dzongkha.
News.com.au | Jul 25, 2004
Como Hotels plans Bhutan, Bali resorts
British hotel chain Como Hotels & Resorts will open fivestar resorts in Bhutan and Bali this year, following the soft opening of the fivestar Metropolitan Bangkok in October last year.
Nationmultimedia.com | Jan 20, 2004
A historical background of the Chhoetse Penlop
According to the accounts of researchers and scholars who have studied the unique blend of mythology and history that represents Bhutan's past, the Zhabdrung had appointed Chhoeje Minjur Tenpa as his ...
Kuensel | Oct 27, 2004
India-Pakistan thaw welcome, but South Asian leaders face other conflicts
The thaw in relations between India and Pakistan is bringing a sense of relief to South Asia, but leaders of other nations in the region gathering in Islamabad on Sunday for their first summit in two ...
Khaleejtimes.com | Jan 4, 2004
Bhutan steps up assault on rebels
Bhutanese troops are reported to be engaged in heavy fighting as they press on with an offensive against Indian rebels in the Himalayan kingdom.
News.bbc.co.uk | Dec 23, 2003
His Holiness the Je Khenpo begins tour of southern and eastern dzongkhags
His Holiness installed three Sachued Bumters at the landslide prone areas between Thimphu and Phuentsholing highway on March 4. His Holiness"s entourage will reach Samdrup Jongkhar ...
Kuenselonline.com | Mar 6, 2004
Bhutan Hunting Down Guerrillas (Reg Req'd)
At least 130 rebels have been killed and 500 have surrendered as Bhutan presses its campaign to flush out Indian guerrillas holed up in the tiny Himalayan kingdom, officials said Saturday.
Latimes.com (Registration Required) | Dec 21, 2003
India rebel families to surrender
Indian rebels fighting in Bhutan against the Bhutanese army say they have told around 200 of their women, children and injured fighters to surrender.
Washtimes.com | Dec 19, 2003
Environment ministers to prioritise activities
The proposal for the establishment of a regional forestry center in Bhutan will be put up for further approval in next month's South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) ...
Kuenselonline.com | Jun 17, 2004
Bhutan captures more than half of Indian rebel bases (Reg Req'd)
Bhutanese soldiers have captured more than half of the 30 Indian separatist bases in the tiny Himalayan kingdom as the military crackdown against the rebels entered its fourth day, officials said.
Sg.news.yahoo.com (Registration Required) | Dec 18, 2003
India rebels offer to leave Bhutan
Indian rebels fighting Bhutanese troops have offered to move out of their bases in the Himalayan kingdom if the army operation against them is halted.
Washtimes.com | Dec 17, 2003
Kuensel Online
The gentle giant, as his master puts it, and a student, Sonam Penjor is the winner of Bhutan"s only gold medal, in the Taekwondo middleweight category (under 82 kg) contest, in the 9th ...
Kuenselonline.com | Apr 20, 2004

India to double forces on Nepal, Bhutan borders
AFP, New Delhi India will almost double the number of paramilitary forces at its northern borders with Nepal and Bhutan to stop the flow of rebels into the country, the government said yesterday.
The Daily Star | Monday
Bhutan King Unveils Draft Constitution
Bhutan's king is circulating a draft constitution aimed at establishing a multiparty democracy that would end almost 100 years of monarchical rule in the tiny Buddhist nation, the editor of a government-run ...
SF Gate | Monday
Nu.1,232 million tax collected in 2003
Overall tax revenue collection for the year 2003 grew by 9.4 percent, according to the Department of Revenue and Customs.
Kuensel | Wednesday Mar 23
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Bhutan becomes first nation to ban tobacco sales
The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan will become the first country in the world to ban tobacco sales nationwide starting in a month.
AFP via KeepMedia.com | Nov 15, 2004
Bhutan takes world lead in anti-smoking campaign
The pristine Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan has decided to ban all tobacco sales and smoking in public places, but people can still light up in their homes ...
AFP via KeepMedia.com | Nov 17, 2004
Tip Sheet
TRAVEL Adventures In Luxury By Ron Gluckman The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan remains one of the most remote places on earth.
Newsweek via KeepMedia.com | Aug 9, 2004
Remote Himalayan kingdom treads a 'Middle Path'
PARO, Bhutan -- This extravagantly exotic Himalayan Buddhist kingdom has a single airport serving one airline, no traffic lights or chain stores and a ...
USA TODAY via KeepMedia.com | Sep 17, 2004
Bhutan king keeps on smoking despite kingdom's tobacco sales ban
The king of the Himalayan nation of Bhutan, which outlawed tobacco sales last month, says he plans to keep on smoking but is trying to light up less.
AFP via KeepMedia.com | Jan 29, 2005
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