You can see here everyone getting sick. Well do you think this post is anywhere related to Islam or any religion. This all stupids are simply want to use the topic of religion. Change your minds and pls discuss which is related to the artilces.
this just coroned king was implicated in a drug trafficking case in thailand some years before and was in jail before the country's foreign ministry rescued him.......
Re: More Needs to be done
by King c on Nov 21, 2008 11:28 AM Permalink
SAme thing should happen to the Islamic kingdom of Saudi Arabia. If there are no more Hindu states (last one being Nepal), then there should be no Islamic states as well.
Or is it that Islam is a great religion and hence deserves so many Islamic states, while Hinduism is an inferior religion and hence doesnt deserve to have any country where it is a state religion, even when the majority practice that religion?
Re: More Needs to be done
by The Leader on Nov 21, 2008 01:46 PM Permalink
A great religion does not need state to support it. It is a shallow religion whihc needs orhtodoxy, state support, and fanaticsm. We should be proud of the freedom allowed in Hinduism. Hinduism allows the worship of any Gods, and says that ll paths lead to the same god. Hence, in a braod sense, Hinduism accepts Islam, christianity, etc as different ways accepted and allowed by it. Boraly speaking, all religions are part of Hinduism. Unlike this, Bible and Quran have instances where Jehovah, and Allah instruct the followers to worship pnly him, and no other GOD. Hence, I say, we do not need any government to support Hinduism. It has survived and will survive the test of time. Let us be secular in our outlook and not take the mantle of fanaticsm from Islam and Christianity on to our shoulders.
Its nice to see a country with a difference..India should keep this country in good relation and not mess with it like it did with Nepal, Srilanka, Bangla, etc...and also help protect its heritage and kingdom. As a large country, its our responsibility.
Guys Me n my wife went to Bhutan last yearduring the month of december when the election camp[aign was at its peak where the last kingdom in Himalyas for going for democracy with their Kings consent which was quite a wise thing to do after looking at wat happened in Nepal. It actually showed how their king "The present kings father" loved his country "Country and its progress before self. Which shows in his citizens as well who love their king so much that they worship him like GOD. And I can say this coz I did goto many Bhutanese homes n interacted with them a lot. And most of them were of the opinion that they were better off being ruled by their KING rather than democracy. There a re a lot of things which i can share which makes BHUTAN the land of THUNDER DRAGON and a place i wud love to go back to.
Re: Bhutan!! Its HEAVEN on EARTH
by Kay Sun on Nov 20, 2008 07:27 PM Permalink
It does sound like a unique and beautiful land. Is it necessarily expensive to visit Bhutan as common opinion states?
Re: Bhutan!! Its HEAVEN on EARTH
by Red Dragon on Nov 21, 2008 07:14 AM Permalink
Well, I am a Bhutanese, studying abroad and like any other Bhutanese, I am proud of my country and our Kings. I am also very much in awe of the kind of relationship that we share and cherish with our neighbour India. But, its also true that not many in India are still aware of where Bhutan is. I did my undergraduate program from a university in India and surprisingly my professors, who had a string of PhDs with their name tags, had to scratch their foreheads for a minute or two before launching into all kinds of guess-modes!
As observed by one of the leading South Asia analysts (an Indian), the coronation event next door was completely ignored by Indian media - particularly, TV news channels - despite the fact that some important diplomats were in attendance, led by the president.
As for the tourism rates, its relatively high only as a means by our government to bring in well-heeled high-end tourist who are genuinely interested, and to keep out the backpackers. But for Indians, I guess, these do not apply and they don't necessary have to visit Bhutan via tour operators and in organized groups as is mandatory for all other foreign nationalities. Just hop in into your Tata Sumos and drive up. You are all welcome.
Re: Bhutan!! Its HEAVEN on EARTH
by soumik kalita on Nov 21, 2008 10:45 AM Permalink
The hospitality shown by Bhutanese is enough to make us understand the culture of Bhutan. I wish the nation a very successful future under the dynamic new king.
Re: Bhutan!! Its HEAVEN on EARTH
by pranab sadangi on Nov 22, 2008 11:44 AM Permalink
Come to Orissa a 5th Std student will tell u more about Bhutan than u. Its nothing to do with Indian people. You know things when it is in your syllabus basically. Lot of people in bhutan will also not be knowing where Orissa is. So in this discussion who knows what is irrelevant
Re: Bhutan!! Its HEAVEN on EARTH
by sanath shetty on Nov 20, 2008 07:27 PM Permalink
manish gupta ji.it was good to read ur article.but plz take care of ur state bihar and also UP as nepalis r infiltrating like viruses.if u people do no care nowitself.then the situation may go out of hand as they claim gorkaland and sikkim as thiers as majority r nepalis.
any urs was a good article to read about bhutan. cheers
