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While the Tibetan people’s struggle for freedom is patent and grabs global attention, the one to preserve their idenity and integrity as a people in the face of deep-rooted existing, potentially divisive, causes, and as a result of the conditions of their diasporic existence, remains subdued and is easily overlooked, but still more weighty and critical, for upon it rests the totality of their very future, points out Saurabh Chauhan.*
There are two struggles for Tibetans living in exile. They run side by side, but they are not the same thing. One is the long hope of freedom and of returning one day to the land. That hope is real. It has kept many people going through decades of unc...
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