Carl Lindquist, driver Balbender Singh, Sara E. McNeil, Kate Zibluk, Jack Zibluk, tour guide and fixer Saurav (Sam) Somani, Kalee Haywood and Shenetta Payne prepare for our last tour of Delhi before Kalee and Shenetta's departure in the evening. Sam and Mr. Balbender also departed our company that day.
Our last stop on the tour was to a Tibetan Buddhist refugee community. Since the Chinese invaded the Tibetan capital of Lhasa in 1959, many Tibetans have fled to India, including the most famous Tibetain, Tenzing Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama, who lives in Dharmsala.
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As part of Arkansas State University's efforts to provide international exposure for students and faculty, Dr. Jack Zibluk, professor of journalism, and Carl Lindquist, coordinator for study abroad, opened the door to the world's largest democracy, India, with two students and Dr. Zibluk's family. This is their story.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
The first farewells
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