Library of Tibetan Works and Archives The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives is a Tibetan library in Dharamshala, India.

October, 2019

• 1 October

  27 September 2019: Completion of 14th Intensive Translation Program

  

  27 September 2019: The 14th three-month Intensive Translation Program concludes successfully with 31 students receiving their completion certificates. The program primarily focuses on four subjects: Buddhist philosophy and practice, Tibetan …

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September, 2019

• 30 September

  3 – 9 September 2019: Talk by the Director on the Launch of SEE Learning at Ladakh

  

  3 – 9 September 2019: The Director of LTWA, Venerable Geshe Lhakdor la gives a talk on the launch of SEE (Social, Emotional and Ethical) learning at Lamdon School, Leh …

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• 30 September

  Glimpse to the three day Special Buddhist Philosophy Class

  

  Glimpse to the three day Special Buddhist Philosophy Class on the collection of words on Impermanence from Buddhist canon by Venerable Geshe Gyaltsen Tsering.  

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• 27 September

  26 September 2019: Visit of Indian Journalists

  

  26 September 2019: LTWA Director Ven. Geshe Lhakdor la meets Indian journalists from across India under media outreach program organised by ITCO.   Group picture.

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• 26 September

  26 September 2019: Visit of ICT member delegation

  

  26 September 2019: International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) member delegation from US visits LTWA where, they are given a talk by its Director Ven. Geshe Lhakdor and then taken around …

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• 25 September

  23 September 2019: Visit of University students from US

  

  23 September 2019: A group of university students from US under a study abroad program by SIT visits LTWA. They are taken around the institution by its deputy secretary.   …

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• 21 September

  21 September 2019: Book Launch

  

  21 September 2019: Dr. Pema Yangchen, Education Minister of the Central Tibetan Administration, releases the latest LTWA publication “The Heart of Tibetan Language” and other books of interest that have …

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