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

April, 2017

• 27 April

  Two day Meeting on Social, Emotional and Ethical Learning

  

  Two-day Meeting on Social, Emotional and Ethical Learning was held at New Delhi on 27 and 28 April with His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s presence on the second day.

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• 21 April

  Mr. Najeeb Jung (Former Lt. Governor of Delhi 2013-16) and his wife visited the Institute

  

  LTWA Director and the General Secretary brief about the functioning of respective departments at LTWA to Mr. Najeeb Jung (Former Lt. Governor of Delhi 2013-16) and his wife during their visit to the Institute.

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• 21 April

  Ms. Nandita Gupta, Divisional Commissioner on her visit to Library

  

  LTWA Director Ven. Geshe Lhakdor explains about the Tibetan Manuscripts to Ms. Nandita Gupta, Divisional Commissioner on her visit to Library.

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• 18 April

  Mr. Shyam Saran,Former Foreign Secretary of the Government of India visits LTWA

  

  Former Foreign Secretary of the Government of India, Mr. Shyam Saran, along with his family and friends visits LTWA. This is his second visit to the Institute.

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• 6 April

  The Director visits to Emory University

  

  The director with the Vice-President of Emory University Gary Hawk, Dean Paul, Penpa Tsering, Representative of His Holiness US and Geshe Lobsang Tenzin at Emory University.

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• 3 April

  Hatha Yoga by Ms. Suna Kirim

  

  Ms. Suna Kirim is teaching on practical benefits of Hatha Yoga and its breathing techniques, body postures, mind and spirit preparation for the meditation at Buddhist Philosophy Classroom, LTWA.

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March, 2017

• 28 March

  Visits of Swiss parliamentarians (Tibet Support Group)

  

  Swiss parliamentarians (Tibet Support Group) – accompanied by the representative at Office of Tibet in Geneva, members of Tibetan Parliament-in-exile (Europe), local Swiss Tibetan Assembly and Swiss Tibetan NGOs – visit LTWA.

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