India, July 5 -- On Wednesday, the Dalai Lama said that the 600-year-old institution of the spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhists will continue after his death. He said a trust he created will be the sole authority to recognise his reincarnation, prompting China's fury. The institution's future has been speculated since the Dalai Lama in 2011 said he would decide on his 90th birthday (July 6, this year) whether it should continue. This week, we recommend Voice for the Voiceless about the Dalai Lama's 75-year struggle since communist China invaded Tibet in 1950, his escape to India, and leadership in exile. The book is about the freedom struggle and the hardship Tibetans face in their homeland. It captures the Dalai Lama's life, what it means to lose home, a life in exile, the existential crisis of a nation, its people, its culture, and religion. It envisions the path forward, as the Dalai Lama shared his pain and hope in his people's quest for dignity and freedom....