Dharamsala
Proper noun
Meaning
Dharamsala
Alternative form of Dharamshala
Examples
Armed with this skeletal itinerary, I spent the first two months traversing the Indian subcontinent: through the throat-searing pollution of Delhi, the bracing mountain air of Dharamsala, the dunes of Jaisalmer.
He has also bowled at the India nets earlier and was in fast bowlers' camp at Dharamsala organised by the BCCI.
The activist, Dolkun Isa, had been scheduled to attend a conference this week in Dharamsala, the Himalayan city that is home to the Tibetan government in exile.
Mr. Sangay, in an interview in his Dharamsala office, where a life-size picture of the Dalai Lama hangs behind his desk, lamented the endless controversy over the portraits in Washington.
Meyer visited one of the main libraries of Dharamsala with Geshe Lhakdor, Director of the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives and translator for the 14th Dalai Lama; the library was filled with many sacred texts that were smuggled out of Tibet.
In Dharamsala, he encouraged, "We need to bring this to a conclusion.