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

November, 2017

• 21 November

  The Australian Parliamentary Delegation led by Senator Derryn Hinch visits LTWA

  

  The Australian Parliamentary Delegation led by Senator Derryn Hinch along with Representative Lhakpa Tshoko, Office of Tibet, Canberra visits LTWA. They were taken around the institution by Director Ven Geshe Lhakdor la and Deputy Secretary …

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• 19 November

  The Director of LTWA talks on “Practice of Mindfulness in Daily Life”

  

  The Director of LTWA talks on “Practice of Mindfulness in Daily Life” based on Satipatthana Sutra from 15th November to 19th November at the Foundation for Universal Responsibility of His Holiness The Dalai Lama in …

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• 15 November

  Members of RSS Pracharak from various states of India visit LTWA

  

  15 Members of RSS Pracharak from various states of India visit LTWA. They are taken around and briefed about the institution by Deputy Secretary, Mr. Lhawang.  

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• 13 November

  Inauguration of Sager Science Centre of LTWA

  

  Newly constructed three-storey Sager Science Centre at LTWA was inaugurated by Ven. Karma Gelek Yuthok, Honourable Minister of Religion and Culture, CTA in presence of its chief benefactor, Mr. Bobby Sager and his family members, …

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• 13 November

  Bobby Sager visits LTWA with his family after the successful inauguration of Sager Science Centre

  

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• 9 November

  Geshe la’s visit to Russia and other nearby states

  

  At the invitations of various monastic and educational institutes in Moscow, Kalmyk and other States of Russian Federation, the LTWA Director, Ven. Geshe Lhakdor visited these establishments to talk not only on Buddhist teachings but …

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• 5 November

  Second Workshop for the Third Cohort of Science Leadership Begins

  

  LTWA’s second workshop for the third cohort of Science Leadership workshop takes off on 5 November 2017. The participants include twenty five monks and two nuns from various major monastics and nunneries spread across India. …

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