An Inclusive Approach To Embrace Our Shared Human Inner Values.
Tong-Len
Tong-Len is a small charity working with displaced Indian communities in the area around Dharamsala. Most families live in a state of desperation within slum camps.
Tong-Len aims to help these homeless communities gain access to basic human rights. The main focus is to break the cycle of deprivation through education. To this end, Tong-Len has established its own school and provides hostel accommodation for those children in most need.
TCV
Tibetan Children’s Village has today become a thriving, integrated educational community for destitute Tibetan children in exile, as well as for hundreds of those escaping from Tibet every year. It has established branches in India extending from Ladakh in the North to Bylakuppe in South, with over 16,726 children under its care
Fifty four years is not a short period in anyone’s life and certainly not in the life of TCV.
Jhamtse Gatsal Children's Community
What is Jhamtse Gatsal?
Jhamtse Gatsal (jhaam’-tsay gah’-tsal) is Tibetan for “garden of love and compassion.”
It is a community, a school, and a home for about 90 children ranging in age from toddler to adolescent. Jhamtse Gatsal lies in the district of Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, India, and the children come from nearby villages. Each of these children has a background of adversity. Our driving goal is to provide these children with better lives, helping them to achieve their fullest potential.
Kshamtalaya
How we see the future?
Re-imagining and Building learning spaces that bring Social and Educational Equity
Making it a reality
To nurture a cadre of leaders who will support students by building spaces which support
integrated learning
SEE Learning
Established in 2014 by the initiatives of HH the Dalai Lama and Late Shri Kulbhushan Bakshi, to make social, emotional and ethical education an integral part of the curriculum of present education system, in order to influence the future generation to be able to understand the values of compassion, kindness, love, forgiveness so that they grow up as sensitive and caring adults along with responsible citizen.
TISS
The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) was established in 1936 as the Sir Dorabji Tata Graduate School of Social Work. In 1944, it was renamed as the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. The year 1964 was an important landmark in the history of the Institute, when it was declared Deemed to be a University under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act (UGC), 1956.
Delhi govt.(Happiness curriculum)
The Delhi government on Monday launched a “happiness curriculum” in state-run schools. The Dalai Lama, several government officials, students and teachers were present at the event.
The curriculum will be taught to around eight lakh students from nursery up to Class 8 of all Delhi government schools from the new academic session. The curriculum involves a “happiness period” of 45 minutes and five minutes of meditation before each class.
Govt. College Dharamshala
The institution is now eighty four years old. The foundation stone of the college was laid by Sir Louis Dane, the then Lt. Governor of Punjab on 4th May, 1912. It was the first college in the state to introduce the faculties of Arts, Science and Commerce and also Post Graduation in different subjects. The college is also accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangloroo (NAAC).
Dalai Lama College
The Institute is the first of its kind in the Tibetan community in India and as well as the World. Please explore our website as we share an exciting vision for the future of education, and for the advancement of the young people of the Tibetan community in exile. After you have read about how the need for the Institute has arisen from our unique situation in India, as well as our vision for the future, we welcome your support, encouragement, and ideas for its further development!
Central Tibetan Administration
His Holiness expressed his confidence that India will take the lead to integrate its scientific ancient wisdom with modern education. If we can train teachers to promote ‘ahimsa’ and ‘karuna’, we can make a significant contribution to a more peaceful world. They can also learn that it’s possible to cultivate love and compassion through the application of intelligence based on scientific findings and common sense.
Ayur Gyan Nyas
Established in 2014 by the initiatives of HH the Dalai Lama and Late Shri Kulbhushan Bakshi, to make social, emotional and ethical education an integral part of the curriculum of present education system, in order to influence the future generation to be able to understand the values of compassion, kindness, love, forgiveness so that they grow up as sensitive and caring adults along with responsible citizen.