Lewang Ghising

10/03/2026

Someone said: You’re very good Person.
I replied: That’s the problem

15/02/2026

08/12/2025

08/10/2023

Sikkim Lhonak Glacial Lake Outburst. A mismanagement and careless actions by the Sikkim Government, inspite of multiple red flag warnings by the Global and National Scientific Community

30/09/2023

We are grateful that Sikkim has brilliant and valuable Entrepreneur. An entrepreneur and a thought leader.

12/09/2023

The SKM (Sikkim Krantikari Morcha) government's endeavour to establish a film city in Sikkim, resulting in its ultimate failure. This shoot note delves into the reasons behind the SKM government's unsuccessful attempt at creating a film city in the state.

Lack of Government Support:

The success of a film city often hinges on active government support and involvement with the key stake holders – talents, artists, technical experts, film makers, audience/janta and others. Government incentives, subsidies, and policies can be crucial in attracting production companies. If the government's commitment and support are lacking, it will be a complete failure in implementing the project.

Administrative and Regulatory Failure:

Navigating administrative and regulatory failure can be challenging in any location, but it can be particularly cumbersome in a region with unique geographical and cultural characteristics like Sikkim. Unnecessary Political interference in the Bureaucratic systems and complex permitting processes have led to its complete failure.

Finally:

The SKM Sikkim Government's promises to establish a film city in the state is a failure. Ultimately leading to its unsuccessful realization. Addressing these challenges would have been crucial to the success of the film city initiative. Further more the stake holders and youths of the now and future film industry of Sikkim are the victim to the SKM Government’s ill and misleading Governance.

28/08/2023

Their story didn't stay confined to the hills of Sikkim. News of their innovative approach spread far and wide, capturing the attention of educators, policymakers, and activists from different corners of the world. Invitations to share their experiences at conferences and seminars poured in, turning them into unexpected ambassadors of a movement they had initiated in their village.

Nimkit and Poonam's journey, filled with struggles and triumphs, had indeed ignited a positive revolution. Their commitment to education that was both meaningful and rooted in local culture resonated with people facing similar challenges. They had proved that a handful of passionate individuals could overcome resource limitations, bureaucratic resistance, and moments of self-doubt to create lasting change.

Their legacy extended beyond the Sikkim hills, inspiring others to take bold steps toward improving education in their own communities. Nimkit and Poonam became symbols of what was possible when people connected deeply to their roots and worked tirelessly to make a difference. Their story reminded everyone that change begins with a spark of passion and is fueled by the unwavering dedication of those who believe in its potential.