Category Archives: Features

• Connected to the Karmapa 10 September 2018 | DC Tibetan Book Club 5 comments

  The DC Tibetan Book Club read Interconnected: Embracing Life on a Global Society, and invited its author, the 17th Karmapa, to their discussion. ...

• The spirit of Little Tibet 17 March 2018 | Vir Sanghvi no comments

  He may be one of the world’s most admired people, but a trip to Dharamshala reveals a playful side to the Dalai Lama. ...

• Tibetan chef promotes Tibet through momos in Washington DC 9 March 2018 | Maura Judkis no comments

  Tibetan Chef Dorjee Tsering, with his Dorjee Momo, a Tibetan restaurant in Washington DC, is helping to satisfy his new city's need for not only Tibetan food, but also community. ...

• On a journey of self-discovery: Norbu Dhondup in Southeast Asia 2 February 2018 | Lobsang Wangyal no comments

  Taking time off from his regular life in Toronto, Norbu Dhondup headed to southeast Asia on a spiritual journey. ...

• Mountains to Manhattan: A Tibetan journey 21 December 2017 | Lobsang Wangyal no comments

  It is amply clear that a free Tibet would be good for India, and the book Mountains to Manhattan will help spread that understanding. Well done Pinakie Kansabanik. ...

• What’s left behind: Review of Two More Years 20 November 2017 | Mark Austin no comments

  Leave your occupied country and family, for a chance at a better life. Know that in doing so you will see neither again for many years -- if ever. Or stay, a prisoner in your own land. ...

• Remembering a true son of Tibet – Tashi Namgyal 9 November 2017 | Chime Tenzing 4 comments

  What my brother wanted to demonstrate by sacrificing his own life is — to appeal the the world and to the UN to help our people and support our struggle. ...

• They walk in beauty: A peek at India’s lesser-known pageants 10 September 2017 | Roshni Nair no comments

  Did you know there was a Mr & Miss Wheelchair India, a Mrs India Home Makers, and a Miss Himalaya? Meet the winners and organisers of beauty contests you didn’t know existed. ...

• Flame of Hope: A film review 23 August 2017 | Tashi Wangchuk no comments

  Flame of Hope is a story of a Tibetan family in the face of the ongoing self-sacrifices, and it does not delve into the psyches of the self-immolators. ...

• Far from Doklam, a second India-China battle of claims is on — over Tibet’s medicine 20 August 2017 | Divya A no comments

  In April, India sent Sowa-Rigpa as its official entry for UNESCO’s prestigious Intangible Cultural Heritage list. The problem was Beijing also had sent an entry claiming Sowa-Rigpa. ...