Now that I have written – an epilogue
On the other hand, Thimphu Thromde could afford to construct, dismantle and reconstruct the drainage system. In these observations, I saw a disparity between the centre and periphery.
Category: Prejudice&Premise
To write or not to – a prelude
…Drepung and London are worlds apart. How can I bring the two worlds closer? Should I make an effort in the first place? Is it worth an enterprise?
From Mongar to Thimphu via London: On my way to Mayul
I didn’t go to the LSE with any big ambition in terms of positional leadership. Nor did I pursue International Relations to work in international organisations. As a citizen…
Pham-Buzhi- a Concept for Bhutan’s Welfare State
…the welfare scheme as being people centric covering all walks of life, it will be a fitting tribute to His Majesty the King, affectionately revered as ‘the People’s King’.
Application of law– some speculative thoughts on politics, morals and selectivity on the alleged false insurance claim and the breaches of COVID-19 protocol
…Take the two cases into perspective. Obviously, the two cases are different in its substantive matter. However, the procedural law is expected to be uniform, ideally. When OAG could…
The Unwelcome Parts
A University Degree holder, life in Thimphu as a vagabond was not what he has endeavoured for. Even to get shortlisted for a job is hard to come by…
Loaders at Mini Dry Port- Does it reflect the status of Bhutan’s working class?
Is COVID-19 pandemic paving a way towards the rise of progressive agenda? Will Bhutanese witness an entry of political party equivalent to ‘Bhutan Labour Party’ in Bhutan’s political fray?…
A letter- my career in civil service
I chose principle over necessity, reason over passion and conviction over exigency! If human world can be considered as a laboratory, I find it quite tempting to experiment; what
Rooster, Bells and Alarms – the hitherto life
From rooster to alarm clocks via rising bells and whistles, the transition was quite an arduous one! As rooster crowed, one had to be set for the task that..
Singularity in focus, persistence and patience- my Chevening journey to the LSE
…the LSE’s motto, ‘understanding the causes of things’ and ‘for the betterment of society’ struck my chord. I could connect it with my own story, instantly. In 1999, when …
