Who was she? Have you ever wondered, how beautifully you have lived your school days? You know, all those gossips, bunking classes, class picnics, punishments, assembly ground, and of course falling in love or otherwise “pain-love”. Well… here is one of those memories which I had during my school days. I often think about this incident that happened when I was in class 11. It was in 2007. Then I was studying in class 11 at Damphu Higher Secondary School. It all started with a simple call from an unknown number. Back then, we use one of those black and white Nokia phone. Phuntsho Wangdi, one of my best friends was the only guy in our room who owns the phone and rest of us simply carried a SIM card. It was on one of the Saturdays after social work, Phuntsho came running to me with his phone. He said there is this girl on the phone who wants to talk me. “A girl?” I asked in disbelief, “Why would a girl call me?” He handed over me the phone and said, “She will c
4 Organizations in Bhutan that need immediate NAME change. I have recently read a book where it was shared that Mother Teresa never address “problem” as a “problem” rather she called it a “Gift.” She even mentioned that the word we use daily influences our daily happening. It was clearer to me when I read a book “The Secret” and “The power” by Rhonda Bryne. These books proved how our daily use of words influences our daily life and how we can choose our words for better tomorrow. It is observed that repeating same words time and again has a power over the situation. Maybe that’s the reasons why we pray. Prayer is nothing but repetition of positive word. On top of that, these could be the reason why advertisement board are larger and displayed everywhere. This may have influenced us unconsciously… who knows. Anyways here are popular organization in Bhutan, which I feel needs immediate change, and here is why; 1. 1. ACC (Anti-corruption of committe