Tibetan Youth in Exile: Preserving Culture in India

Imagine a group of kids whose families had to leave their home country a long time ago.

These kids, born in a new place, still want to remember where their families came from.

They go to special schools and learn about their old country's language, traditions, and religion.

It's a bit tricky because they also need to fit into their new home.

Sometimes, they feel like they don't quite belong anywhere.

To stay connected to their roots, they practice their culture and look up to important spiritual leaders.

They also use social media and modern art to keep their culture alive and share it with others.

It's a balancing act, keeping the old while embracing the new, all while hoping to stay connected to their heritage.