Comments on: Troubled Times

By: Chokyi Nima

Chokyi Nima — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 18:11:31 +0000

on the serious note, dont you think we are bent-over-backwards in this women right thing.
man have always done the labour which required brute strength like: ploughing, using the axe, carrying the load etc and women did cooking,washing, weeding etc .

today when we say cooking is women’s job they cry foul but then they expect their menfolk to get the gas cylinder refilled, ” because it is man’s job.” Ha ha

By: Chokyi Nima

Chokyi Nima — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 18:03:19 +0000

Dear sangwang, i never knew that sheep could swim too.. ha ha typo mistake m sure

By: sangwang

sangwang — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 11:06:02 +0000

There is a saying, When the sheep is about to sink the rats will try to run away first.
So are the BT staff who resigned at a time.
Just my thoughts.

By: Chagey

Chagey — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 06:44:28 +0000

What ever may be the truth behind, the mass resignation at this point of time is not correct.
When some one is in trouble, we should come forward to help them but not to run away. This is morally not right. What do others say?

By: Tshering Tobgay

Tshering Tobgay — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 05:49:29 +0000

ST: Your earlier comment didn’t need to be deleted, simply because you have admitted that you did not know the true story and that, as such, it wouldn’t be fair to be judgmental. Still, since you specifically asked, I’ve deleted the comment. TT

By: sautay

sautay — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:04:53 +0000

I retrace my first sentence in the third para.

The truth seems to be gradually unfolding….

By: sautay

sautay — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:03:55 +0000

I retrace my first sentence of the third para. It was too quick. The truth seems to be gradually unfolding….

By: ST

ST — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:32:52 +0000

Lyonpola,
Kindly delate my earlier comment on resigned BT staffs. I think it’s not fair on my part to be judgemental without first knowing the true story behind what prompted them to resign. No matter what maybe the cause but I still don’t support the en masse resignation, but still that does not give me the right to be harsh on them. Thank you la, I feel so much batter now:))

By: tchoden

tchoden — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 08:17:32 +0000

bought the issue… despite the 12 people leaving, i would say it was one of the best issues…. it was one quality paper. Great job! I hope BT grows stronger despite all its trouble for now. My good wishes to the remaining BT team.

By: Romeo

Romeo — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 15:57:25 +0000

Tashi P – I am a fan of yours already for coming forward and rescuing BT when it is in such dire needs. No matter what you do and where you are headed with your own works – you are to be commended for this benevolent act. Good work.

I ahve been following the BT story in teh papers and also listening to off news side stories of this Tamasha. I commend the new CEO for bravely vouching to revamp the BT company no matter what has gone wrong in BT. Kudo’s to you to who ever you are. On the other hand – I am shamed that the BT editorial and reporters ganged against the company in such a sort period when they realized that the company is in shambles. It cowardly and absolutely not right & ethical for them to quit in this manner. I don’t believe it is because of managerial interference as the new CEO just took over.

Lyonpo la – thanks for letting us know that the Tashi P and likes have ventured forth to save the paper this Sunday. Hail BT – it should survive for the interest of the media, for the interest of the share holders and largely for the interest of the nation. Good luck.