Nangsel Sherpa and Shriya Singh
Shriya Singh is a writer and reporter in New Delhi. Her writings dissect the everyday intersections of culture and politics. Nangsel Sherpa is an independent researcher who works on gender, migration and minority rights.
No laphing matter
On the Tibetan dish laphing and its recent popularity across the region.
Feb 21, 2022
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