Thakur Mishra

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Thakur Mishra is a Bhutanese writer, from a remote area of Bhutan, and was a victim of the government's systematic cleansing of ethnic Nepalis. Thakur and his family were expelled from a refugee camp in neighboring Nepal, where he lived for 18 years. He came to America in 2009 and lives in Charlotte.

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Bhutan Blocks ‘Controversial’ News Site

The military government of Bhutan has blocked the Bhutan Times from being viewed from within the country because officials say the site has been covering 'controversial issues'.

No Power Can Stop People’s War in Bhutan – Vikalpa

T P Mishra of Bhutan News Service interviews General Secretary 'Vikalpa' of the Bhutan Communist Party

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