Born in 1963 in Darjeeling, India, I later moved to Dharamsala. In 1989, I made the move to Switzerland. Initially an apprentice at Kinderdorf Pestalozzi school, I later became an educator for Tibetan children. As a young man from a remote area in India, I was eager to be part of shaping the new world and to speak out about Tibet’s occupation by China. My journey in Switzerland opened my eyes to a diverse range of perspectives and a rich tapestry of cultures, influencing my approach to education and advocacy. Through my experiences, I developed a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of global issues, inspiring me to work towards promoting peace, justice, and human rights. This led me to actively engage in various international forums, where I voiced the plight of Tibet and advocated for the rights of marginalized communities. 

 

My commitment to nurturing the next generation of Tibetan leaders and preserving our heritage continues to drive my work, as I strive to empower young minds with the knowledge and resilience needed to create positive change in the world.