Bhutanese Girl die in Sanischare Camp

Renuka Monger (16 years old) of Sanischare Camp studying in Class IX A expired on 16th October 2012 at 6 pm. She was victimized by unnoticed pneumonia, day time she herself went to health center for treatment of minor sickness. She had been absent in the school since three days before, said her Class Teacher, Prem Maskey. She was living with her 

parents in C4, hut number 05. On the following day, she was buried. The entire students of NHA and Education Team from Caritas Nepal, BREP were also present. Blood was seen in her mouth which is the symptom of Positive Hepatitis B that caused liver damaged, and Some remarked she was having jaundice too. However, the health worker was not asked about what problem took her life. On behalf of Bhutanese Community form the resettled countries, refugees from all camps, entire Refugee Students, Teachers, Agencies and well wishers, I pay heartfelt condolences to her departed soul to rest in peace in heaven and sympathized the bereaved family.

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"विजया दशमी"को पावन आवसरमा तपाइँ र तपाइको परिवारलाई बिजया दशमी २०६९ को पावन अवसर maa हार्दिक हार्दिक हार्दिक मंगलमय शुभकामना.While I was on my way to home day before yesterday,three unknown people were asking me my phone number,but I didn't give my number to them instead I gave them only my home address to come.. They are coming at your home in this Dashain. They

 are Sukha, Shanti and Samriddhi.So please do welcome them...WISH YOU ALL SUBHA DASHAIN.. Enjoy and have fun...

HAPPY  VIJAYA  DASHAMI &  DEEPAVALI TOO TO ALL MY BHUTANESE AND NEPALESE FRIENDS LIVING AROUND THE WORLD.

Let it carries the love and guidance with you into all your dutiful activities and will make the way that leads to permanent peace and happiness within you and in your community.Also let the mind of community is at peace and the heart blows to the supreme knowledge of truth,let all the disturbing thought waves in the mind-stuff have subsided and there is unbroken flow of peace and the heart is filled with the love,respect and peace of the absolute truth has been seen in the heart, then this very world becomes the heaven of community instead of heaven of GOD.Respect the law where you're,love the people,country and it's government as granted you're.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OD8FvZ4slE&feature=plcp.

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Indian militants relocating in Bhutan, report says

Battered by Indian military operations, Assamese insurgents are relocating to Bhutan. Following major Indian military offensives, the United Liberation Front of Asom Paresh Barua-led faction is relocating its base of operations to the remote Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan’s southern regions, where densely forested region obscures activities, reported the online edition of United Press International (UPI), Tuesday. The region’s dense vegetation cover provides geographical contiguity and proximity to the insurgents to the jungles of India’s eastern Assam province. Since 2003 the Indian military has operated in conjunction with the Bhutanese army in pressing ULFA guerrillas, beginning with Operation “All Clear”. The operation was launched because of military reports that ULFA, along with several other insurgent groups from northeastern India, established up to 30 guerrilla camps in southern Bhutan’s Samdrup Jongkhar district, capable of sustaining nearly 3,500 insurgents. ULFA’s leadership is split with Arabinda Rajkhowa leading a faction negotiating with the Indian government, while Paresh Barua heads a faction that remains steadfastly opposed to talks with New Delhi unless sovereignty for Assam is also discussed, according to the report. Indian intelligence agencies report that that Barua controls hundreds of heavily armed fighters ULFA and divides his time between ULFA camps on the China-Myanmar border and in Myanmar’s Sagaing province, while he reportedly also has close connections to China’s intelligence agencies. Source: BhutanNewsService.com

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