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

October, 2017

• 16 October

  Traditional Tibetan Thangka painting exhibition by master Migmar Tsering

  

  The Menri style is one of the first genuine Tibetan artistic styles, established by Menla Dondrup in the mid-15th century. The historical importance of the Menri style lies on two …

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• 14 October

  Mr. Pranay Verma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs of the Government of India, visits LTWA

  

  Mr. Pranay Verma, Joint Secretary (South East Asia Desk), Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, visits LTWA along with his wife and Mr. Siddharth Malik, Director, Liaison Office at …

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• 13 October

  Ms. Philippa Carrick and Mr. Samuel Butler of Tibet Relief Fund of the UK visit LTWA

  

  Ms. Philippa Carrick, CEO of Tibet Relief Fund, and Mr. Samuel Butler, Director of Fundraising and Communication at TRF visit LTWA. They were taken around by LTWA Director and the …

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• 12 October

  Woodstock School Students Visit LTWA

  

  Students from Woodstock School, Mussoorie, visit LTWA as a part of their annual educational tour. They were taken around and briefed about the institute by LTWA Deputy Secretary.  

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• 11 October

  Launch of Digitized Kangyur and Books

  

  His Eminence Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche (former Kalon tripa or Prime Minister of exile Tibetan Government) releases the digital edition of the Narthang Kangyur and a series of newly published books, …

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• 7 October

  Nalin Kohli, BJP national spokesperson visits LTWA

  

  Mr. Nalin Kohli, national spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party (ruling party of India) along with his scholar friend visits LTWA. Warmly received by the LTWA Director and the General …

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September, 2017

• 28 September

  COSMOLOGY AND CONSCIOUSNESS VI

  

  “Cosmology and Consciousness VI – Compassion, Virtue and Character” is the sixth conference in a series that convenes Buddhist scholars (all nuns), and Western and Indian scientists (all women) in …

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