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    The national community refers to a group of people living within a country's borders who share common characteristics like socio-economic, political, and cultural identities. It denotes belonging to a nation, whereas a local community is restricted to a smaller area. Exercising both rights and duties as a citizen is important for a just society, as rights protect individuals while duties instill responsibility. In Bhutan specifically, rights ensure protections from the government while duties require tolerance among all people. At a national level, debates are conducted with self-censorship, and the same principle of respecting others' right to speak applies to communities like schools.

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    The national community refers to a group of people living within a country's borders who share common characteristics like socio-economic, political, and cultural identities. It denotes belonging to a nation, whereas a local community is restricted to a smaller area. Exercising both rights and duties as a citizen is important for a just society, as rights protect individuals while duties instill responsibility. In Bhutan specifically, rights ensure protections from the government while duties require tolerance among all people. At a national level, debates are conducted with self-censorship, and the same principle of respecting others' right to speak applies to communities like schools.

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    The national community refers to a group of people living within a country's borders who share common characteristics like socio-economic, political, and cultural identities. It denotes belonging to a nation, whereas a local community is restricted to a smaller area. Exercising both rights and duties as a citizen is important for a just society, as rights protect individuals while duties instill responsibility. In Bhutan specifically, rights ensure protections from the government while duties require tolerance among all people. At a national level, debates are conducted with self-censorship, and the same principle of respecting others' right to speak applies to communities like schools.

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    National community

    The term national community refers to a


    group of people within a geographical
    territory, sharing common socio-economic,
    political, cultural and identities.
    The keyword here community, which
    means a group of people living in the same
    place and sharing common characteristics
    and values.
     The word national means country as opposed
    to local, which denotes being restricted to a
    particular area.
     Thus, a national community means a nation or
    state like Bhutan, whereas a local community
    means a group of people living in small area
    such as villages or town near our school
    community.
     Exercising rights and duties as a citizens is
    critical to maintaining a peaceful, harmonious,
    and just society.

     Rights help to preserve the security of life and


    property and human dignity while duties help
    instill a citizens a sense of care and
    responsibility for the common good.
     Rights ensures that individuals citizen are protected from
    unreasonable actions of the government and public
    institutions. For example, several sections under Article 7
    protect individuals from cruel treatment by public institutions
    such as torture, arbitrary arrest, and capital punishment.
     On the other hand, duties ensure that individual citizens
    are not reckless in exercising their rights. For example, Article
    7 Section 2 of the Constitution grants a citizen the right to the
    freedom of speech. However, Article 8 Section 3 requires him
    or her to foster tolerance, mutual respect, and brotherhood
    among all the people of Bhutan. This means that the right to
    freedom of speech cannot be exercised at the cost of
    tolerance, mutual respect, and brotherhood among the
    people of Bhutan.
     The right to the freedom of expression and
    the duty to foster tolerance and brotherhood
    play out at the national level in the form of
    media reports and parliamentary debates.
    Debates and discussions are conducted with a
    reasonable degree of self-censorship. This can
    be practised in a local community such as your
    school. You can start by agreeing to this simple
    rule: everyone has the right to speak, but
    everyone has the duty to listen.
    Driglam Choesum
     Driglam Choesum refers to the traditional
    Bhutanese code of etiquette. It is the
    customary practice of polite behaviour,
    speech, and attitude.
    OR
     It is a traditional practice of bhutanese
    peoples which
     Driglam means the way of maintaining order.
      Namzha refers to a concept or system.
      Driglam literally means the way/method (ལམ་) of
    maintaining order while namzha (རྣམ་བཞག་) refers to
    a concept or system.
      Driglam namzha is thus a system of orderly and
    cultured behavior or, the standards and rules that
    constitute it. Good mannerisms in Bhutan is to a
    great extent defined by the Buddhist ethics of
    wholesome physical, verbal and mental conducts.
    Zacha Drosum (བཟའ་བཅའ་འགྲ ོ་
    གསུམ།)
     The zacha drosum refers to physical
    behaviours, including manners of eating,
    chewing and walking.
    OR
     The way the Bhutanese eat, behave and walk
    is also part of this discipline, known as zhacha
    dro sum. 
    • The concept of driglam, like bézha (འབད་
    བཞག་) or jaluchalu (བྱ་ལུགས་ཆ་ལུགས་), refers in a broad
    sense to the good manners adopted by
    individuals that are heavily influenced by the
    concept of Buddhist good conduct.
    THANK YOU
    Group Members:
    1.Kinley Tshering.
    2.Jamyang Yoesel Tshering.
    3.Lhundrup Wangmo.
    4.TshokiDema.

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