It is a picturesque
downhill trek from the Dalai Lama’s residence in McLeod Ganj to Tenzin
Tsundue’s house, a few metres uphill from the main bazaar of Dharamsala. The
poet, essayist and activist lives in one of the rented rooms of an almost
100-year-old British bungalow, exuding an old-world charm even in disrepair. He
calls it the Rangzen Ashram (rangzen meaning “freedom†in Tibetan).
Four other tenants live with him in the “ashramâ€.“The ro
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