For many Tibetan refugees in the scenic hillside town of Dharamshala in northern India, whose community has now been living in exile from their Chinese-occupied homeland for a full six decades, preserving their age-old heritage is a battle worth waging.One of them is 91-year-old Changzo Ngwang Tenpa. His memories of his homeland have faded over the years, what concerns him more is the prospect of his community's heritage also gradually disappearing."I'm worried about how our cultural heritage will be taken forward in the future because the older generation which came in exile is gradually p…READ FULL ARTICLE
