Naya Sandesh

  The deportation of Bhutanese Nepali people, also known as Lhotshampa, from Bhutan about 30 years ago was primarily rooted in ethnic, cultural, and political tensions. The main reasons were: 1. Bhutanization Policy (Cultural Homogenization): • The Bhutanese government introduced a policy in the 1980s and 1990s aimed at preserving the cultural identity of the majority Drukpa population, based on their Tibetan Buddhist traditions. • The government enforced the “One Nation, One People” policy, requiring all citizens to follow Drukpa cultural norms, such as wearing the national dress (gho and kira) and speaking Dzongkha, Bhutan’s official language. This marginalized the Lhotshampa community, who primarily spoke Nepali and followed Hindu traditions. 2. Citizenship Act of 1985: • The Bhutanese government tightened citizenship laws, requiring proof of residence in Bhutan before 1958 to claim citizenship. Many Lhotshampa were unable to provide the necessary documentation....

Buchwald was born in New York in 1925.he was an American humorist. He first started writing as a paid journalist in Paris after second world war. He was a part of large American expatriate at that time, received  Pulitzer  prize in 1982        He was born in the immigrant family father Joseph and mother Helen. He was the youngest of four children. his mother lived in the hospital for 35 years because of her illness. When family business failed his father put him in the asylum center in The New York. He stayed in the forester home for at least five years. During the world war second, he wanted to join in the us marine corps but he was too young but later served.           In 1949 Buchwald left the university of Southern California and went to Paris. In Paris he got a job as a correspondence of variety. He was later hired as an editorial staff in restaurant and night club. Buchwald enjoyed the notoriety he received when...