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Canada Deeply Concerned About Tibetan Situation Says Foreign Minister
Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland in a written statement on Monday expressed that the country remains deeply concerned about the human rights situations affecting the Tibetans. The statement is a reiteration of the country’s support for the Tibetan people and condemning the practices of Chinese authorities inside Tibet.
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China Ban Tibetan Kids Attending Classes in Monasteries During Vacation
The local Chinese authorities in parts of occupied Tibet has banned Tibetan school going kids from attending extra classes provided by the local monasteries during their vacations. In a circular release by the local Chinese authorise in Qinghai’s Nangchen county seeks to stop Tibetan kids from attending classes given by the local Tibetan monasteries.
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Dalai Lama Saddened by Death of Friend George Fernandes
The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Tuesday expressed his sadness through a condolence letter on the demise of long time friend George Fernandes. The Tibetan spiritual leader called the late Indian politician a steady friend who had been sympathetic about the Tibetan cause right from the beginning.
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Commemoration of 30th Year of 10th Panchen Lama’s Passing Away Observed
The Regional Dhomay Association, Dhundupling, Clement Town in Dehradun observed a commemorative of the 30th anniversary of passing away of the 10th Panchen Lama Choekyi Gyaltsen today. The commemorative ceremony was observed to express the gratitude to lifelong efforts of the Panchen Lama for the welfare of the Tibetan people.
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His Holiness Dalai Lama Meets Young Indian Scholars Group
The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Thursday met a group of young Indian scholars at the former’s residence in McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala. A group of 22 young Indian scholars received an audience with the spiritual leader where they were urged to pay more attention at the ancient Indian knowledge of Nalanda…
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China Intensifies Campaign Against the Dalai Lama In Tibet
Chinese authorities launch a series of measures to intensify their campaign against the exiled spiritual leader of Tibetans, His Holiness the Dalai Lama. With the beginning of another year that brings along with it several historically significant milestones, the Chinese leadership is promoting its ever stronger grip over the people of Tibet!
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Karmapa Clarifies He Requested for Indian Visa Since October 2018
The 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorjee has clarified on Wednesday that he has actually requested for an Indian visa since October 2018. The spiritual leader of Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism has long been trying to get the approvals from Indian authorities to return to Indian from US after he acquired the citizenship of Commonwealth…
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Tibetan Monk Brutally Attacked and Looted at Home in South India
A Tibetan monk who lives in a secluded house in a camp of Tibetan Refugees in Mundgod was on Saturday night brutally attacked by a gang of robbers and looted of huge amount of cash and important belongings. The monk living at his house has sustained injuries from attacks by thieves armed with swords and…
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Tibetan Refugees’ RC Renewal Delay Could Cost Upto $500 in Penalty
The Tibetan refugees living in India on the provision of the Registration Certificate (RC) from the host country India are now liable to be fined upto 500 US Dollars or thirty six thousands rupees if their RC renewal is delayed. The notice issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs/Foreigners Division, Government of India outlined the…
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Tibetans Refugees Escaping to India Count Almost Diminishing
The number of Tibetans refugees escaping to India from the Chinese regime in Tibet is almost diminishing. The fresh reports suggest that there is a 97% drop in the number of Tibetans arriving in India to seek refugee from Chinese regime in Tibet in the past year, 2017.