India News | Associated Press | Wednesday July 4, 2012
The shouts of more than a dozen Tibetan monks echo through the small classroom. Fingers are pointed. Voices collide. When an important point is made, the men smack their hands together and stomp the floor, their robes billowing around them.
It's the way Tibetan Buddhist scholars have traded ideas for centuries. Among them, the debate-as-shouting m...
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