Wangchuk

[ wahng-chook ]

noun

1. Jig·me Dor·ji [jig, -mey , dawr, -jee], 1929–72, king of Bhutan 1952–72.

Example Sentences

Before beginning his hunger strike, Mr Wangchuk and his supporters walked for hundreds of kilometres from Ladakh to reach capital Delhi.

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With his protests and interviews, Mr Wangchuk has ensured that the demands of the people of Ladakh have remained part of mainstream media discourse in India for weeks now.

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Mr Wangchuk studied mechanical engineering after a relative noticed his experiments with concave mirrors to brighten dark buildings and cook food.

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Earlier this year, Mr Wangchuk sat on a 21-day protest in the freezing cold "to remind the government of its promises to safeguard Ladakh's environment and tribal indigenous culture".

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The federal government has sanctioned several highways, power projects and military-related infrastructure in Ladakh, which Mr Wangchuk says will harm the region, especially in the absence of consultation with local representatives.

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