March 1, 2018
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US State Adopts Tibetan as Official Minority Language
The Tibetan language has been unanimously adopted as the official language by the Common Council of Madison in the the US state of Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Tibetan Association has announced the news on their official Facebook page on Wednesday after a special meeting with the council.
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China Hunting Tibetans Having the Dalai Lama Pictures
China is hunting down on Tibetans having their spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama pictures according to the report from Voice of Tibet on Thursday. Tibetans from Serta county have have searched for possession and display of the portrait of His Holiness in their homes, prayer room altars and the monasteries in January this…
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Outstation Vehicles to Pay Entry Tax to Dharamshala
The local Municipal corporation of Dharamshala has decided to impose an entry tax upon the outstation vehicles according the outcome of a local budget meeting of the members. The decision will be imposing respective entry tax amounts against the entry of vehicles of respective categories from other states.
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Dalai Lama Offered Long Life Prayer by Nuns, Inspired to Continue His Work
The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama offered a long life prayer ceremony by the nuns from all five sects of Tibetan Buddhism on Thursday morning at the Main Temple, McLeod Ganj. His Holiness told at the ceremony that their dedication and service inspires him to continue his works for many years to…
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Tibetan Student Holding Flag at US University Event, Chinese Protest
A Tibetan student flying a Tibetan national flag at a US University’s international event was protested by Chinese students citing it as a political behaviour. The campus incident of the students at the US university got into controversy over the misunderstanding by Chinese students according to a campus report.
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Hope China will Accept Dialogue Says Lobsang Sangay
The Tibetan political leader Dr. Lobsang Sangay has told that he hopes China will accept dialogue as the only way to resolve the Tibet issue peacefully. The President of Central Tibetan Administration spoke his optimism for a peaceful resolution while launching the sixtieth year into exile in March 2018.