Work hard intelligently– an advice like no other
At the core of self-development is “soul searching” – knowing oneself first through constant reminder and reflection. As we grow, youthfulness with energy at its height is the most…
Category: Prejudice&Premise
Let’s go back Home: An episode from my educational journey
I felt excited as well as encumbered. I would get to travel beyond my village and its vicinity for the first time. Having to travel by a vehicle made…
Are you a bachelor? Can you cook? Construction and reconstruction of gender roles
The existing trend, res ipsa loquitur, the moment one ties the knot of marriage, majority of them, girls and women, voluntarily or compelled by man-made circumstances, retreat from their…
Authenticity to Self: Introspecting my inner and truer Self
One cannot achieve leadership of the self if the self is inauthentic. In order to discover our definitive position in our pursuit of ‘Leadership of the Self’, we were…
Aspiration, apprehension and uncertainty: Navigating pathways of career choices
Young people are known for their youthful drive, energy and passion. Nonetheless, fear of mistake and disappointment holds young people back – energy underutilized and opportunities unexplored. Mistake, disappointment, fear…
My Worldview Then and Now – Accounts of my First Travel to the Capital
That was my world – isolated and disconnected. And my travel was on the command of the Office of the Gyalpoi Zimpon. Even in my wildest of dreams and imaginations…
Leadership back home is missing – Insights from the book talk on youth civic engagement
One should not resign to hurdles! As young people transit from youth to adulthood and as they participate in broader communities, one should not give up when encountered with…
Welcome cultures at Sherubtse College
The main reason of welcome is to introduce and acquaint the new people to the task he or she is assigned, place of resident, norms and the conduct of…
Reconnecting to my rural roots: Reflections from recent reorientation
Watching a television programme, my aging grandmother in her eighty’s, thinks, “If the screen is broken, she might be able to meet the other person who appears on the…
Scattered notes, sporadic efforts and steely spine: The story in the making of a book
Despite the progress, uncertainty over who would fund my publication slackened my drive. Sharing my ideas with friends and colleagues gave me much needed strength. The willingness and assurance…
