Comments on: Bhutanese in Sydney show their strength on indoor soccer

By: Randy Cummings

Randy Cummings — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 04:24:02 +0000

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By: yadu

yadu — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 07:43:15 +0000

this is awesome story, very inspirational story
we people at bhutan can feel proud of being bhutanese
all the best hemanta, you go and shine, do it for the people

By: db adhikari

db adhikari — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:59:21 +0000

Hi APFA News Board,
Last week I had sent my opinion regarding “indoor soccer” but so far it did not appear in the column. I am wondering as to why some of the articles are lost or censor by the Board. Let me know about it.
Thank You
DB Adhikari
Arizona

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By: Tara N

Tara N — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 04:00:36 +0000

Preety inspiring, encouraging and exciting. I am happy for kids in Australia.Keep going.We ain’t goin no down.

Nice article too Parshu.

By: bhutanese in sydney

bhutanese in sydney — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:34:13 +0000

The story and the comments here are very inspirational, Thank you all for supporting us, especial thanks to Govinda….
We dont want the world to know Bhutanese being guilty of wrongful deeds,, we dont want the world to know that bhutanese are murderer, kidnappers, street fighters, thefts, robbers, victims of murder, sucides and so on. We dont want the world see the bhutanese disrespectfully, we dont want the world behave us like they do with Indians..
We want the world respect us, we want the people know bhutan and bhutanese with people of peace , people with progress, people with good deeds..
so rather than highlighting and working on those stories with conflicts, i strongly motivate readers and bhutanese people to find out the good works they have done and they are doing, that the world can count on us…
The above story is a small step for that.I know there must be other stories of bhutanese around the globe, work on in and publish.. by this way we contribute bhutanese in camp who are still being the victims of terrorism and the inspiration to the young generation….

By: Prakash Subedi

Prakash Subedi — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:52:06 +0000

very exciting,
great news
love you all

By: Govinda

Govinda — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 05:37:39 +0000

All of you deserve a big Hug. Congratulations

This is a sweet surprise and a fountain of inspiration. This is a process towards the making of a complete society and proof of adaptability in the new environment.There are miles to go and ton to un-turn. While the struggle for the regain of lost paradise continues, each individual Bhutanese-in-exile will have to work hard, very hard to make a living and to shine. Besides, the preservation of identity is another struggle. Let each individual take up a job and work on it. Two decades from now Bhutanese community should produce their own Shakespeare, Keats, Bhanubhakta. Devakota, Tagore, Lenon, Bethoven, Maradona, Micheal-Jackson, Narayan-Gopal, Charle-chaplin, Tom-cruze, Newon, Darwin, Micheal-angelo, Norman-Berlog, Charles-Darwin, Jitu-Krishnamurty, Margret-thacher, Indira-Gandhi, Hillary-Clinton, Barack-Obama etc.

Congratulations to all the players.
Best of LUCK to Hemanta Acharya and the boys team.

By: Bhutan

Bhutan — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 04:30:51 +0000

Dear Prawesh,
Thank you for putting your thought here.
You are so correct.This article by Parsu is very inspirational.
Only this new generation of ours need little guidance.
Our job is to explore the event and venue.Our children are ready for the game.
we will definitely see some of this kids in Olympics in later days.Lets explore the possibilities.
You can throw a ball on the ground …when there is no space to go further down ..it will bounce back.
This is WHAT… is happening to Bhutanese communities around the world.They are bouncing back now.
When I compare the kids inside Bhutan. I just like to mediate and pray for them.
They are taught Dzongkha only expect one subject in English.When they come down to Jaigoan.They cannot buy a cup of tea even.
They know Dzonkha only.How can you imagine a child broughtup likethis can be a seientist.
But dont give me a wrong 5% highclass citizens have their kids outside Bhutan and they are getting good education.And this kids will rule the country in the days ahead and our kids from southern and eastern bhutan will be ready for the road construction and low level job.World is too big for this kids inside Bhutan where as kids here carry the world in their hand.
People are blindfolded in the name of GNP.(Gross National Happiness)
It is almost like a HAM JAYA GA JOKE .Give a buffalo a dry grass and put on a green googles so that animal will see green and eat more.
So I like to request all senior daju and didis to put your antinea on the head.Write to the concern authority to drag the country towards the town and not towards the jungle.