Tibet

Rahul Sankrityayan: Our Kind of Seeker

Keerthik Sasidharan

Manuscript hunter Rahul Sankrityayan was a nationalist at home in the world

In the Dalai Lama’s Shadow

Lhendup G Bhutia

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

The Myriad Colours of Mansarovar

Lakshmi Bayi

The physical form of divinity and the greatest beauty accessible to us

Songs of Snow

Snehal Vadher

The agility and vulnerability of Tibetan verse

A Letter from Shiva’s Abode

Nanditha Krishna

The sacred and the profane

Mind Wars: China Punches Above its Weight

Siddharth Singh and Ullekh NP

By insisting on an unconditional Indian withdrawal from Doklam plateau

Spare the Momo Please

Lhendup G Bhutia

A Tibetan snack that encloses varied flavours as well as memories, draws investment as much as political flak, it boasts of a culinary heritage that some trace to the Mongol Empire

Undercover

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

A vivid picture of war, diplomacy and covert action which suggests that contrary to general belief, the proverbial foreign hand doesn’t have a finger in every pie