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Religion, media inseparable in Bhutan

Arne H. Fjeldstad | Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Bhutan | Media & Religion

The monk admonished media experts and journalists to uphold the vision and purpose of media by telling the truth, disbursing authentic information and educating the public.

"This way the media will continue to contribute immensely toward building and safeguarding an independent, successful and happy nation,” said Gembo Dorji.

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