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I. Inaugural Ceremony TRANSLATION O
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The National Assembly ratified seve
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allot. A brief curriculum vitae of
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Sonam Wangchuk from Zhemgang won th
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Bodo militants in the country pose
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Goendeys in the country continue to
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1. The military capability of the a
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ate is 4.5%, and the balance of pay
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of the Basochhu Hydropower Project
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3. The Department of Education has
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As Gross National Happiness places
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Since people-centred development li
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Recognizing the deep reverence that
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conference. This is an indication o
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safeguard the sovereignty of the co
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They also expressed their profound
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ooklet on the financial report of Y
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Nu.260 million was spent on purchas
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Nu.381 million increase in the budg
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would be incurred. Although the cur
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udget presentation by the Hon’ble
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The fact that the debt service rati
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the territories of Assam and Bengal
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Since many of the plan projects cou
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issue of the Thimphu-Phuntsholing h
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the Department should ensure that t
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Sarpang Dzongkhag. He extended the
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The Speaker underlined the signific
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Kuensel and the Bhutan Broadcasting
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The Hon’ble Minister for Health a
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A Royal Advisory Councillor and the
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The Speaker noted that the governme
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failed to resolve the problem, ther
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serious resentment and animosity be
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The NDFB militants are fighting the
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affected the security of the countr
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The ULFA delegation said that they
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again to find a solution to the pro
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led by the Home Minister and the UL
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epresent a government since they ar
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Bhutanese people. Last December, wi
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ii. Two rounds of Security Coordina
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undergone militia training and serv
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left but to resort to military acti
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shops. In such situations, the loca
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would be better to act in accordanc
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He informed the members that, under
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and working to this end without eve
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security of the nation is of the ut
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however, be in our interest to endo
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agreement signed with the Royal Gov
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there was no longer any conscriptio
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genuine volunteers should be forwar
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the time to make excuses regarding
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militia force, and after returning
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The people’s representatives of T
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They wondered where all the organiz
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faction which does not have camps i
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pressing on this issue, the problem
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informed the house the Lhengyel Zhu
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apprehended and brought to justice.
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The Foreign Minister informed the h
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this regard, the Royal Government w
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who left after committing terrorist
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and the agreement reached by Bhutan
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2. The hon’ble members are aware
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verification provides ample time an
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In his presentation on the issue, t
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deliberately trying to delay the pa
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obbery and destruction of service i
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emain in the country. These people
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The people in the camps in Nepal co
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during the 14 th round, Bhutan had
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abide by the resolutions of the Nat
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However, it is most important that
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effective treatment or vaccine, and
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The Secretary also pointed out that
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supervision and guidance. The Assem
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local Forest Office. This takes abo
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4. To enhance sustainable use of fo
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For conifer species, Nu.40 per tree
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per truckload. Further, in order to
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A Royal Advisory Councillor said th
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workforce were reduced, the Bhutane
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issue. Furthermore, the Cabinet has
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numbering about 60,000 and coming t
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proposing the issue of the expatria
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Penden Cement Plants are Bhutanese.
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the government offices take the nat
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Punakha Chimi those people on whom
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the competence of the Bhutanese in
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are private sector candidates who r
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aspects and those who are unable to
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Jabmi. It would be beneficial if th
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fees for Jabmis would not be approp
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their decisions should be given due
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material inducements to innocent vi
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Another Chimi from Samtse Dzongkhag
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It is the responsibility of the Gup
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4. Gross International Millions of
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