प्रधानमन्त्री माधवकुमार नेपालले नेपालमा रहेका भुटानी शरणार्थीलाई फिर्ता लैजान नेपाल भ्रमणमा रहेका भुटानी अर्थमन्त्री लिम्पो खान्दु वाङचुकसित आग्रह गरेका छन्। वाङचुकसित आज(माघ २७) प्रधानमन्त्री निवास बालुवाटारमा शिष्टाचार भेट गर्दै प्रधानमन्त्रीले तेस्रो देश पुनःस्थापनाले पनि समस्या समाधान गर्न नसक्नेमा जोड दिँदै उनीहरु गएको मुलुकमा पनि आत्महत्या जस्ता घटनाहरु बढिरहेका कारण समस्या जटिल बन्दै गएको बताएका थिए। प्रधानमन्त्रीका प्रेस सल्लाहकार विष्णु रिजालका अनुसार भुटानी अर्थमन्त्रीले नेपाल सरकारको चासोलाई आफूले भुटानी प्रधानमन्त्रीसमक्ष पुर्याउने जानकारी दिए। Read more »
The most notable Nepali Comedian,Mr Manoj Gajurel is entertaining the Bay area Bhutanese and Nepalis here in Alameda, California on the Valentine’s Eve.The program is being organized by a Nepalese non-profit organization, The Motherland Nepal on the occasion of its 5th glorious anniversary, as a fund raiser event. Motherland Nepal is also going to felicitate and honor Mr. Gajurel for his invaluable contributions to the contemporary Nepali entertainment Industry on the same day.
According to the organizing committee, the felicitation program and comedy show will be taken place at the Kofman Auditorium, Central Avenue in Alameda for which the ticket price has been rated as $25(VIP), $ 20(advance purchase) and $ 25(at the spot). The program is expected to begin at 4:30 pm on Saturday. Read more »
Feb. 08, New representatives for Youth Friendly Centers (YFC) from seven refugee camps in Nepal have participated in the training program organised by CARITAS sub-office, in Beldangi refugee camps, Sunday.The training was designed to facilitate youths with the appropriate knowledge to operate YFC in camps and to help shoulder the responsibility of the community with greater enthusiasm and commitments. Read more »
The end of the world
21st December 2012;
The end of the Mayan calendar,
The ancient Mayans foretold of earth’s final day;
The end of all the earthly creations,
With the natural disaster like;-
Earthquake, tsunami, cyclone, Read more »
Considering the vulnerability and the weakening safety and security situation of the Bhutanese in the SF Bay Area, the Alameda,CA based Bhutanese non profit organization, BASCO in collaboration with the Oakland Police Department and the Office of the Council man,De La Funte, has introduced Bhutanese Emergency Assistance Card(BEAC) recently, according to the organization’s press release issued here on Wednesday. Read more »
माघ १५, एकीकृत नेकपा माओवादीका सचिव सिपी गजुरेलले भुटानी शरणार्थी समस्या मानव अधिकारको आन्दोलनबाट समाधान नहुने बताउनु भएको छ । उहाँले भुटानी शरणार्थी समस्या राजनीतिक मामला भएकोले राजनीतिक तहबाटै यो समस्या समाधानमा लाग्नुपर्ने धारणा व्यक्त गर्नुभयो । Read more »
BAF delegates with Mr. Jean Christian Remond and Mrs. Rensje Teerink(photo: Ram Karki)
A five member delegation of the newly formed advocacy forum of the Bhutanese in Europe, BAF-Europe, met with the EU officials yesterday in Brussels. The delegation led by its chief co-ordinator, Mr. Durga Giri that included forum’s representatives and coordinators for Netherlands, Belgium and Germany held an hour long meeting with Mr. Jean Christian Remond and Renseje Teerind, Head and deputy head of the Unit for India, Nepal and Bhutan at the European Commission respectively.
According to Forum’s press statement, they discussed issues concerning 1985 Citizenship Act, Right to Equal protection of Culture,Costume and Tradition, Language and Script, Religion, Establishment of Human Rights Commission, Ratification of the UN Convention, Inclusive democracy and Governance, release of political prisoners, dialogue and repatriation,EU Aid and Human Rights in Bhutan with the officials in the meeting. Read more »
Resettled Bhutanese here in Adelaide, the south Australian state of this island continent startlingly participated in the celebration of Australia Day-multicultural parade that heralds every year on the 26 of January commemorating the pride of Australia and as being an Australian, adding their rich cultural enigma enhancing significantly the vibrant cultural life of south Australia as a new cultural ingredient. Read more »
Speaking at the education conference in Phuentsholing earlier this month, Corporal punishment to students as a last resort in bringing them into the disciplinary track is what the Bhutanese Prime Minister Jigme Y. Thinley suggested to educators.
The premier has urged teachers and principals to discuss truly viable and effective measures against discipline in schools at times when teachers in the urban schools have complains of the students going out of hands when it comes to discipline. In his judgment, “Children are growing waywardly and it might not have been right for the schools to do away with corporal punishment without finding an alternative.” This right on the part of teachers should be, according to him, exercised by only one designated person like principal. Read more »