I take the boy in yellow brocade gho featured in the K2 supplement (Kuensel dated 04 August 2010) for XiangchupTynze Jatshel. The boy is cute with chubby cheeks, the name beautiful, and hence only befitting. One is commensurate with the other in all proportions. (more…)
“Supply creates its own demand”. Who cares? Unemployment generates its own antonym. This is more important. Employment is only one ‘un’ away from unemployment – just two letters. Great economists propounded theories of employment. Still unemployment is an ill that all economies – irrespective of size, system and health – suffer. Considering all factors constant, one person’s unemployment should ideally and logically be another’s employment; hence, the paradox. It’s very straightforward – no need to run from pillar to post and wear out two pairs of shoes to earn just enough to buy a brand new pair. The devil finds work for idle hands. There is more to this saying than meets the eye. So let’s take cue from the actual market forces one at a time. (more…)
All because of the hole the pole goes unruly and awry. “Ah, they rhyme, don’t they?” he asks laughingly. “What? It’s not funny – don’t laugh!” I warn him. Bees fly from far and wide and flock to the flowers to collect nectar. “And that’s alliteration,” he barges in again. He’s only being humorous so I brushed off nonchalantly. Some do not fly back but their wings flutter; they are trapped in the petals and dead. Who would you blame: the killer petals or the killed bees? ‘Disabled 17-year-old raped’, read a Kuensel headline dated 06 June 2010. Once again! (more…)
