Dharamshala — The Dharamsala International Film Festival 2016 (DIFF) concluded on a high note on the 6th of November 2016. It was held at the Tibetan Children's Village School, McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala.The festival had a well curated selection of both, feature films as well as short films.
Dharamshala International Film Festival announces 2016 program
Dharamshala — The Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF) announced it's program in a press conference this week, which is set to take place November 3rd to the 6th.
DIFF announces its fifth film festival, set to take place in November
Dharamshala — The Dharamshala International Film Festival released a press statement this week announcing their fifth festival set to take place November 3rd to the 6th.
Dharamshala Int'l Film Festival, announces its 3rd DIFF film fellows programme
Dharamshala — "The initiative hopes to encourage and develop film-making talent in the Himalayan regions of India by providing an opportunity to young, up-and-coming filmmakers from the area to attend DIFF 2016 and participate in it's various events, which include screenings of the best of contemporary independent cinema and master classes and workshops held by visiting filmmakers and industry professionals.
Tibetan poetry group upholds traditions, celebrates 2 years
Dharamshala — In 2014, a group was started in WeChat by several Tibetans. Named Clearing Confusion, the group began an effort to preserve and revitalize Tibetan poetry.
Save ancient crafts of Tibet: Handcraft centre calls for young Tibetans
Mcleodganj — Preserving the Tibetan ancient and traditional crafts faces challenge for the Tibetan Handicraft Co-operative Society Ltd (THC), they told the Tibet Post International (TPI) that they are calling for young Tibetans to join them, providing free training, accommodation, and later job opportunity. But the response has been "disappointing."
Denver University Students' journey to Tibet's non-violent struggle
Dharamshala — Alan Gilbert, distinguished professor of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the (DU), has a shock of curly white hair and a beard to match it. In December,he is a familiar sight in the cafes and shops of McLeod Ganj. This is his third year to bring students to Northern India to participate in a service-learning program focused on the Tibetan exile community.