November 2016
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Lal Qila Tibetan Market Fire Mishap Victims Receive 1.38 INR Crores From Delhi Govt.
In a more relief to the victims of Lal Qila Tibetan Market Fire Mishap, the state government of Delhi has sanctioned 1.38 crore rupees. The Disaster Management of Delhi government released the relief fund to the Tibetan sweater sellers.
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Tibetans Demand Legal Action Against Chinese Who Verbally Abused Tibetans On Social Media
A Chinese woman who posted an offensive and abusive video against the Tibetans have backfired. Tibetans demand legal action against the Chinese for openly promoting racism. Tibetans called on this girl as uncivilised and mannerless where they responded with responsibility and dignity calling for a legal action against the culprit.
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A Monk Hangs Himself To Death In Dharamshala
A monk hangs himself to death in Dharamshala. The dead body was found in the woods yesterday after going missing from two days. He was found in the woods near the Nechung Monastery where he was staying for the time during his stay Dharamshala, where he was going through a medical treatment.
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China Denying Tibetans Attend Kalachakara From Tibet
In fresh news reports, China is working at blocking the Tibetans inside Tibet from attending the largest Tibetan religious activity by the Dalai Lama. In western provinces of China, the officials are reported to be confiscating the passports of the Tibetans in an attempted of China denying Tibetans attend Kalachakara from Tibet.
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Nepal Police Arrests 41 Tibetans From Tibet
In an extremely and distressing news report, Nepal police arrests 41 Tibetans from Tibet who were travelling to India via a public bus. The Danghadi district police has arrested the Tibetans on Monday and they have been sent back to Department of Immigration in Kathmandu for further action.
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Tibetans comes together for the victim of Delhi market fire
On the wee hour of 8 November, fire engulfed the Tibetan Lal Qila market in New Delhi razing the whole market to the ground. Along with the138 shops, livelihood of hundreds of Tibetan families were completely destroyed. Winter sweater selling is the sole annual income source for many Tibetans-in-exile and such tragic incident exposes them…
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Tibet’s Dalai Lama deserves India’s Bharat Ratna
Erstwhile Himachal Pradesh CM and current BJP MP Parliament, Shri Shanta Kumar recently urged Indian Government to confer her highest civilian award (Bharat Ratna) to His Holiness the Dalai Lama at a book release occasion at Dharamshala. This is a right call from an Indian MP whose association with Tibet in general and His Holiness…