Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, will interact with educationists at the University of Delhi in the national capital for five days from April 6 to finalise a draft curriculum for secular education.
The Dalai Lama will meet educational professionals and scientists to also discuss the integration of basic human values inthe the school academic system, an official from his office told IANS on Monday.
During his stay in Delhi, the Tibetan spiritual leader will visit the United States Embassy's school, Springdales School and Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi to give talks on compassion and global responsibility, peace and values in schooling and ethics and happiness.
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