Concept The exhibition takes as its starting point the mango—India’s national fruit and one of its most enduring cultural symbols. Cultivated on the subcontinent for nearly 5,000 years, the mango is more than a fruit: it is embedded in mythology, ritual, art, and literature. In…
Keep your Sundays free this March for an exciting line-up of speakers at the Museum of Goa! 01 March 2026 | 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Topic: Compassion in a Complex & Often Cruel World Speaker: Varun Sahni 08 March 2026 | 11:30 am…
Nations speak not only through declarations and borders, but through the everyday instruments of governance—currency, passports, postal systems, treaties, stamps, flags, and laws. Before the Chinese invasion of Tibet in 1950, Tibet functioned as a sovereign state, exercising authority over its territory, people, and foreign…
We are delighted to announce the opening of ‘Refuge, Resilience, and Rights: The Tibetan Story, ’ co-curated and presented by the Tibet Museum and the Museum of Goa, as a part of The Infinite Ripple - 90 Years of Compassion, commemorating the 90th birth anniversary…
Prof. Varun Sahni inaugurates Refuge, Rights & Resilience: The Tibetan Story this MOG Sunday, a collaborative exhibition by the Museum of Goa and the Tibet Museum, and delivers a keynote address on “Compassion in a Complex and Often Cruel World.” The exhibition examines how Tibetan…
A special screening of Wisdom of Happiness takes place as part of ‘Refuge, Resilience & Rights: The Tibetan Story’, an exhibition co-curated by the Museum of Goa and the Tibet Museum. Wisdom of Happiness is a contemplative documentary centered on the life and teachings of…
A talk by Karma Thupten, Director of the Science for Monks and Nuns Foundation, takes place this MOG Sunday. The session introduces Secrets of Particles—a pioneering initiative that begins in 1999 following the encouragement of 14th Dalai Lama. Over 25 years, the program grows from…
An illustrated talk by Kishore Thukral marks the closing of Refuge, Resilience & Rights: The Tibetan Story. The talk explores a remote valley high in the western Himalayas, bordering Tibet—a landscape rich in fossils and deeply rooted in Buddhist culture, where legend and lore continue…
Register now for the closing ceremony of ‘Refuge, Resilience and Rights: The Tibetan Story’, presenting a Black Hat Dance by the monks from the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in Bylakuppe. The Monastic Black Hat Dance, also known as "Shanag", is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist dance performed…
