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Ama always says the real test of any organisation is how it treats the ones who have nobody to speak for them. That Nepali-Bhutia classroom you saw in Sikkim? I cycle past schools here in Imphal where kids from different hills share one bench—that’s the baseline. If this Sangh’s khongnang is for those children staying together and learning, fine. If it’s about flags and uniforms while the poorest still wait for power and water, then it’s just another noise.
That's a sharp way to put it—the real test is always how it treats the ones nobody listens to. Here in Thoubal, I've seen schemes look good on paper but the orchids in our porch lose their colour when the poorest still can't afford the medicine. Chaoba, the weight falls on the same shoulders every time.