Comments on: Anniversary celebration in Adelaide (updated)

By: robinh

robinh — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 20:13:14 +0000

its really nice to know that its an anniversary there in australia as like in several states of america n is still much nicer to read that the bhutanese hab celeberated.i am happy to know that people like ratan gajmer the thug has bn resettled.i still remember when he had said that the issue of third country resettlement has been taken romantically referring to hari bangaley n others who i know had been relentlessly advocating the issue.he had tabled the opinion thhat it wont be successful. but but… mr gajmer u r in aus, if i m not mistaken.so,u too hab been resettled thru that unsuccessful mission..
why people why? still behind that same thug! dont u realize after reaching aus as well!
when will the sun shine to show the way for our people
i think its high time we together denounce such thugs n be ourself strong

By: Tshring

Tshring — Fri, 22 May 2009 23:47:23 +0000

Aussies guys are trying so hard to be clean ,but comments are inevitable. You guys are malicious-you are taking pleasure in ruling our people beyond their interest.You had better procrastinate your origination for time being and helped our people to live under politics free life.

By: Rabi Ghimeray

Rabi Ghimeray — Fri, 22 May 2009 17:09:25 +0000

Dear Bhutanese Friends,
It was good to read the news of celebrating the resettlement anniversary there at Australia. I don’t know how people have taken this event at large. To speak the truth, I was happy to hear such news. Nevertheless, I am writing this reply with out any pre-knowledge of the bottom line reality. Some news are intrusive which have an intent to fortify the self serving bias. As a small community there in a new-found-land, it is imperative to remain supportive to each other if people work with altruistic motives. Beware of the thugs. Ostracize them if the refugees are used for their benifit.

By: Nilik

Nilik — Fri, 22 May 2009 11:11:23 +0000

Editor, It is not always necessary or even mandatory by law to reveal ones details while commenting. There are so many who do not want to come in the limelight for fear of getting backfired even if what they comment is fair. Hoever, very important and necessary is that the readers should not write as per their whims and fancies but stick on truths and facts.

By: editor

editor — Fri, 22 May 2009 09:08:25 +0000

Dear Bikram,

I support your part.

It is better if every reader learns to comment/suggest with full details, so that words become stronger and we can know who the reader is, as well as his interest.

Hope, the system comes into effect soon !

Vidhyapati Mishra
Kathmandu

By: Bikram Adhikari

Bikram Adhikari — Thu, 21 May 2009 09:53:14 +0000

I agree with Yeti,
Please understand the ground reality and then comment. Donot comment of your past judgments with false name.

We all know there is a big buzz about this news and all the nameless comments in Adelaide. This is somehow bringing some unspoken questions among us. If you really have some real issue I think it is good to come in front with original name and comment. I support freedom of speech, but anonymous comments is unacceptable.

I would like the editor also be more responsible on this issue.

Thanks

By: YATI RAJ

YATI RAJ — Thu, 21 May 2009 03:47:55 +0000

I’m an Adelaidean lias Raj.So far, I’ve not come across anyone who’s called by Raj other than myself.After having gone through the comment by RAJ(who’s not me), some of the Bhutanese in Adelaide congratulated me for the comment for which they got the wrong person.As the hearsay passed on through bush telegraph,I’m being asked about it even from overseas.
I’ve nothing to say to the ones for whom commenting via computer is a child’s play but please keep your finger on the real pulse of the state of affairs before jotting down something and be yourself.

By: Tshring

Tshring — Thu, 21 May 2009 00:06:27 +0000

Stubborn leader often find it difficult to acknowledge their errors.They hate to admit they were wrong.I think that Mr.Gazmire might be showing kind of phobia about misleading our people.Although it is appropriate to form orginazation in abroad for our people wellbeing,but I think it is not right time to form it.Mr. Gazmire is wonderful person, but to be candid ,he is terrible leader.

By: puskar

puskar — Wed, 20 May 2009 04:47:32 +0000

Dear all,
First of all please make a habit of apreaciating others for the good work,rather than pulling oneS leg as our nepali saying goes.(khutta tanna bhani)
I would like to congratulate all the bhutanese in adelaide for the huge success of the annual day celeberation.Each and every one of us contributed in every way we could and will ceartenly go on together in the comming days for the bright future and prosperity of our community.
I would like to request all those who are giving comments to come up with their names,i think that would be good on your part as it will be easy for us to communicate.
It is completly irresponsible for the writters to comment on the youths activities here in adelaide.NOTE:WE ARE NOT BEING MISLEEDED BY ANY ONE AS WE ARE CAPABLE OF LEEDING OURSELVES.Blame on Mr.Bikram and is father was not a good thing at all,as i think bikram is not only capable of taking his own decession but can lead the whole community in need.Dont worry Mr.Bikram we are always with you.
As far as the comments for or against Mr.Ratan Gajmer and Raj is concerned,please leave your personal problem aside and come together for the upliftment of the community.people you “EAT THE MANGOES DONT COUNT THE TREES.”

All the bhutanese in adelaide are now being successfull to be a part of one family regardless caste,gender,adult and youth(as mentioned in the comments above).We are all one and will remain togethere forever.Regardless of his (good/bad) past Mr Ratan Gajmer is a important part of our family,so Mr. Gajmer please go forward,we are all together,Sky is your and our’s limit,so dont get stuck in the clouds.

Anyway all the comments gave us a good lesson,so i would like to request all bhutanese in adelaide to go togethere,as united we swim and divided we sink.

By: Rohan

Rohan — Wed, 20 May 2009 02:16:01 +0000

dear all
it’s sad to go through negating comments especially fromr friends in Australia.
Friends, I request all to refrain from such comments. if differences persist,why can’t we resolve just sitting across across teh table. Mind you, we are far off the ocean, yet we imbibe politics of hate. this’ll only do harm and strengthen regime-send sad message back home and brethern in exile.we are also creating ourselves a state of mockery.
let’s rise above petty politics.yes, someone who tries to do something’ll only commit mistake.you must resolve differenecs amongst yourselves and lead Bhutanese beyond Australia. I’d a meeting with people in jhapa. Given his background, commitments in his last meeting with leaders in jhapa, Ratan dai deserves a leadership role. everyone may cooperate and come with result.
we must unite for the cause/reason we are scattered.
with hope an optisism
Rohan
CA
CA.