In the Dalai Lama’s Shadow

Lhendup G Bhutia

Why Tibetans are worried and yet hopeful about the succession in Dharamsala

Literary journalism of a poet

Looking at the many moods of the Dalai Lama with Raghu Rai

The agility and vulnerability of Tibetan verse

As India and China fight for ownership of the ancient practice of Sowa Rigpa, there is just one inconvenient fact. It belongs to Tibetans

Fifty years of a master photographer’s encounter with men and women who shaped India’s political and cultural destiny

After a lifetime of international intrigue and Tibetan struggle, Gyalo Thondup tells his version of history

The 14th Dalai Lama is ageing, and a succession tussle could set off another crisis in Indo-Chinese relations. The signs are already evident.

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