The programme was attended by faculty members from different disciplines including Dr. Nudup Bhutia, department of History, Mr. Indra Pradhan, department of Information Technology, Dr. Bitu Subba department of Political Science and students from the department of Political Science and History. The session was delivered by Mr. Yeshi Dawa, Senior Researcher at the 108 Peace Institute.
The event was hosted by Dr. Pano O Pazo, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, who warmly welcomed the speaker and the attendees. The program commenced with an address by the Principal, Dr. Deepak Tiwari, who emphasized the importance of academic engagement with evolving geopolitical issues. He also warmly extends his appreciation to resource person for bringing a lecture on the topic of immense significance to the discipline.
Mr. Yeshi Dawa in his lecture provided deep insights into the complex dynamics of succession in sacred traditions and its broader geopolitical implications. The lecture was followed by an interactive session, where students actively engaged with the speaker. They posed thoughtful questions and Mr Dawa responded with clarity and depth, making the session highly enriching and intellectually stimulating.
The program concluded with a formal vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Susan Rai, Head of the Department of Political Science. She expressed sincere gratitude to the resource person for his enlightening lecture and to all participants for their active involvement.