Dharamshala: Tibetans in-exile celebrate Losar

Dharamshala, February 12 Hundreds of Tibetans in exile gathered to participate in a circle dance in Dharamshala. It’s the second day of Losar, the Tibetan New Year and they celebrate it for three days. However, in some regions, Tibetan people...

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Feb 13, 2024 IST

Dharamshala, February 12

Hundreds of Tibetans in exile gathered to participate in a circle dance in Dharamshala. It’s the second day of Losar, the Tibetan New Year and they celebrate it for three days. However, in some regions, Tibetan people celebrate Losar for 15 days. It is a festival for all Tibetans across the world where they come together, offer prayers, perform group dance and rituals. Polam Dolma, an exile Tibetan lady, said: “I am very happy and excited and this year the celebrations are more happening as compared to last years.

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