Fed and starved. What’s the difference? An experiment on Bhutanese media mice.
The Kuensel’s 17/9 editorial says that in the interest of democracy, ECB must listen to government’s recommendation that urban voters should vote in urban centres with special facilities.
In Thimphu city, the men in blue generally seem to be all over the place.
They are either walking around, cruising by on white motorcycles or pedalling purposefully on gear bikes or zooming past in the dark grey or dark blue Toyota Hilux, some of which have written across the side, in white, dial 113 toll free.
The average person on the street and worse the educated of the Business School (Gaeddu College) simply lack any deep understanding of what GNH means. Continue Reading
People can choose to vote one way, and say they voted another way, and so it was during the many elections the country has seen so far, that the Bhutanese electorate realised the benefit of being anonymous.
To Mr. Khaw BoonWan, What did you expect?