About Me

My name is Sonam Tashi. I am born on 2nd January 2009 I am from Pema Gatshel. My mother's name is Messem Zangmo, and my father's name is Rinchen Wangdi.  I have four brothers and one sister. I am the younger one of the siblings. I am study in Yadi Central School in class eight. My ambition is become an Engineer or Panter.  I am stay with my brother. He serves Lebrane in Yadi Central School.

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