Sangay Khandu is a member of Parliament of Bhutan. He represents Gasa Dzongkhag (http://www.gasa.gov.bt/) to the National Council. He is the chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Good Governance in the Council. He has also served as member in the Parliamentary Legislative Committee in the Council in the past.
After completing his undergraduate studies with a degree in commerce from Sherubtse College in Bhutan, he started his career as an assistant foreign exchange officer with the Royal Monetary Authority (Central Bank of Bhutan). He went on to do his Masters in Business Administration from Assumption University in Thailand (http://www.au.edu/). He later joined Bhutan Power Corporation Limited and looked after performance management in the Human Resources department. He developed the Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS) that the company still uses and was part of the team who first worked on corporate organizational development (OD) in the country (called Performance Based Management Scheme-PBIS). His last engagement before getting elected as a member of Parliament was with the International Trade Centre, Geneva (ITC-UNCTAD/WTO) in developing export capacity sector in Bhutan, specifically textiles, spices and sweet water. He resides in Thimphu and travels to his constituency periodically to touch base with voters.Sangay Khandu
Member of Parliament of Bhutan. Representative to the National Council from Gasa Dzongkhag
Sangay Khandu’s Tweets
- relevant & critical question! @namgayzamBBS: @dipatrickc @drukgyalkhab B4 understandin, int reqd. Hw to gt concerned ppl interested 1st? 3 hours ago
- CIC,India :RTI has potential to bring clarity to dynamics btwn information disclosure & civil servants in Bhutan. Relevant for our debate. 3 hours ago
- MOIC Secy says Govt. #RTI Bill will be submitted for winter parliamentary session,if the Bill is shared for discussion,wonderful development 3 hours ago
- Happening NOW: awareness seminar on #RTI @ termalingca organized by MOIC.Present Hon.Minister ofMOIC,Hon.Speaker &Hon.Chairman of parliament 5 hours ago
- True, meaningful! @KTDspeaks: @sangaykhandu 74 days u racked mny brains ..think + atleast u opened mny eyes 2 RTI ..awareness is 1st step . 5 hours ago
- @__pranav__ It doesn't really make a difference what a few people think. If I had my way I would have liked to see a debate on it. 15 hours ago
- #Didyouknow the #RTI #Bhutan draft Bill took exactly 74 days before reaching a decision to be dropped. 15 hours ago
- @DRUKgyalkhab Actually believe the debate has just begun,discussions now must involve more ppl & have shared reasons in article @drukpafool 16 hours ago
- @DRUKgyalkhab I am afraid not, not enough support for it. 16 hours ago
- #Bhutan 's #RTI debate in Parliament will have to wait: 'Not the end but the beginning' bit.ly/KCNqOM 16 hours ago


Dashoji, I didn’t know you had a website. Good going. Will drop by regularly.
Best wishes..
Thank you Lakey
Dasho,
It is praiseworthy that you acknowledged Mr. Som Gurung’s presence who was your teacher at Drugryal High School prior to your response to the worry about declining respect for the teachers. It really made good context and was inspiring.
Best Wishes!
Sorry, I forgot to mention that this happened at Paro College of Education on Saturday 2nd October, 2010, during the talk on “Democracy, Parliament, Legislative Process & Role of National Council in Democratic system of Government” by the Hon’ble Members of the National Council.
Thank you Tashi. I just wanted to say to all the young teachers that even though each profession may claim importance over others, it is teaching that sets the foundations. And even though teachers may feel that where their students take up different professions; some perceived more important than others while they still remain teachers after decades, respect for them only grows because success of a teacher I know, remains in the success of their students as good humans. And so like many others, it was a moment of joy for me to address the gathering with Mr.Som Guring sitting in the front, perhaps feeling proud of his achievement of having contributed so much like so many of you.
Dasho…u r such a gr8 leader…..I appreciate ur everything espically the way u talk in national assembly…do keep up ur gud jobs..best of luck ,….no words 2 describe la….have gud days ahead …..