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Of displacement and resilience
Hindustan Times East UP
|July 12, 2025
NON-FICTION | ON THE WORLD OF THE TIBETAN-IN-EXILE
In Little Lhasa, a collection of engaging essays and interviews, novelist and journalist Tsering Namgyal Khortsa takes us deep into the cultural and political world of the Tibetan-in-exile—“the Hindustani of Tibti jati”, as author and political activist Jamyang Norbu put it—a world beyond dumplings and woollen jackets.
Through the lens of Dharamsala, Khortsa introduces the reader to the past and present of the lived Tibetan experience in India, and to seekers from around the world who people the town, looking for solace and wisdom in the teachings of the Buddha.
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