Connecting Goodness
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Delhi

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First Trip to Manjushree Tibetan Orphanage High in Himalayas

Jim Luce · October 10, 2019

Tawang, India. Waking up my first morning in Manjushree, I hear the children already up and practicing their spirituality, chanting in Tibetan. Their soft voices can be h…

India: Great Protector of the Tibetan People

Jim Luce · October 14, 2019

Delhi, India. Call me an Ugly American, but India has made great sacrifices to safeguard the Tibetan people and continues to protect them to this day at enormous cost aga…

Meet Japanese Grandmother of Tibetan Orphanage in India

Jim Luce · October 9, 2019

Tawang, India. I first met Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura, OMD, at a Christie’s benefit for Tibet House at Rockefeller Center in 2o10. We began to chat about Japan, where I had…

Indian Award-Winning Documentary ‘Daughters of Mother India’ - Jarring Wake-Up Call for Men Like Me

The Editors · May 26, 2015

With Jitin Hingorani. New York, N.Y. While living and working in my comfortable American cocoon in December of 2012, I vaguely remember hearing about an Indian girl named…

Indo-American Arts Council at 15 with Who’s Who of S. Asian Celebs

Jim Luce · December 4, 2013

New York, N.Y. No one in Manhattan can throw a gala like Aroon Shivdasani , and the fifteenth anniversary fete of her Indo-American Arts Council ( IAAC ) was everything I…

My Favorite Coffee Table Book: India Unveiled

Jim Luce · April 10, 2010

R obert Arnett's India Unveiled is, for my taste, Coffee Book of the Decade. Did you know that India is the most populous democracy in the world? It is the second-most po…

2,870 Mayors for Peace: Does Yours Belong?

Jim Luce · August 25, 2009

New York, N.Y . 2,870 cities in 134 countries. That's how many cities have committed themselves to not being a nuclear target by joining the U.N.-associated Mayors for Pe…