We all are Karma Dechen

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Today, Karma Dechen has become a significant person in Bhutan when His Majesty the King addressed the 8th session of the Third Parliament. karma Dechen is from Pemagatshel. After class X she dropped school and began working in a hotel with the salary of Nu 6,000 was not enough for her to lead her life in Thimphu. So, later she works at Cafe  Hiamlay and Bakery, Karma Dechen gets Nu 12,500 per month.  She pays Nu 7,750 for her house rent. She is facing financial problem where she had to look after her four years child. Her 25-year-old husband is unemployed.  

During the session His Majesty the king said that " Karma Dechen, rest assured that we will do our best to bring about the transformation that our country urgently needs. Your circumstances trouble us just as much, and we are determined to be succussed in resolving them". This remark to all the Bhutanese people to work with plans and aims while doing anything in life. Most of the people land up making mistake. His Majesty told that "Our mistake is not a mistake, it is a lesson to 



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