Comments on: His Majesty meets the centennial graduates

By: jithin

jithin — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 16:29:54 +0000

I’m not from bhutan, But will defenitely like to visit is someday. Its among the top nations in my list of places to visit before i die.

Its so lovely and peaceful..just looking at the pictures..wow..You guys are lucky.

By: Tenzin Norbu

Tenzin Norbu — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 11:17:48 +0000

I am also a centennial graduate who could not join the orientation. As I am doing Survey Engineering course in Hyderabad. I feel so unlucky when I saw my friends sitting with His Majesty and looking for our future. I wish I was there. Its our fortune to have king like ours, country like ours and people like ours.
Good luck

By: tenzin

tenzin — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 00:51:21 +0000

i m proud to be a citizen of this peaceful country and proud m i to have my time spent under the dynamic vision of the farsighted kings.i am sure that the country will shine to its last and the people will enjoy peace in the reign of the HM.
long live palden drukpa
long live your majesty

By: Pem

Pem — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 14:58:08 +0000

Great inspirational figures of the peaceful nation, we LOVE our kings!!

Fellow citizens, let us not resign from the JOB looking for greener pasture in other developed countries, rather, let us join hands together to bring up our country to that level or better!, lets us not end up settling in foreign countries after we have gained knowledge, rather, lets us return back and dedicate our skills and knowledge for further developing our country. Lets us make wise decision before we try to claim sophisticated treat from Government. Lets us strive to be a sincere servants of our nation!

**It is really sad to know many skilled civil servants resigning from job and looking for so called greener pasture. By doing so, we are rather making our situation worse! Mena la? Lets us join our hands together and work for improving and enhancing our peaceful DRUK GYALKHAP!!!
Tashi Delek

By: PRELUDE

PRELUDE — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 11:08:12 +0000

LONG LIVE THE DRUK GYALPOs…
WE love our Country And we shall serve to the fullest…..

ANd best wishes to the centenary graduates

By: Bhutanese

Bhutanese — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:33:10 +0000

I love my kings. Long live our kings. Every time i listen to or read his majesty’s speech it makes me feel so proud as a Bhutanese. I am ready to give my best to the country with such an inspiring leader. This is the thread that keeps all of us as Bhutanese together.
If we were to live under a single leadership like the one provided by DPT, the phony GHN admirers, who would increase their salary as the first milestone in the office, our country will be definitely traveling a downwardly spiraling journey.
We share a single goal-GNH and lets work for it.
Long live our kings and short live the DPT government