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  • Group Marches the Track of Dalai Lama’s Journey to Exile 60 Years Ago

    Group Marches the Track of Dalai Lama’s Journey to Exile 60 Years Ago

    A group of people from Arunachal Pradesh and Assam have marched through the same track of His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s journey to exile from Tawang to Tezpur 60 years ago. The march or padyatra was completed today when the marchers or padyatris arrived in Dharamsala, the home to His Holiness in exile.

  • Is India Isolating the Dalai lama to Calm China Ties?

    Is India Isolating the Dalai lama to Calm China Ties?

    Owing to the recent experiences of Modi government’s tactics in dealing with the Tibetans and their spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the report in the Economic Times suggests that India may be increasingly isolating His Holiness in order to calm their ties with powerful neighbour China.

  • India Permits Karmapa’s Long Awaited Visit to Sikkim

    India Permits Karmapa’s Long Awaited Visit to Sikkim

    The Union Government of India has finally given the approval nod to the request of the people of Sikkim to permit the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje to visit the state. The spiritual leader of Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism is now free to visit any part of Sikkim except Rumtek according to the…

  • Nepal Detains and Then Expels Tibetan for Posting Flag Picture

    Nepal Detains and Then Expels Tibetan for Posting Flag Picture

    A Tibetan activist has been initially detained by the Nepal police after he posted a picture holding the Tibetan national flag on the the social media recently. Earlier this month, soon after posting a picture holding the Tibetan flag in Nepal on Facebook he was detained and later expelled from the country.

  • Tibetans Understand and Respect India’s Inconvenience

    Tibetans Understand and Respect India’s Inconvenience

    On the launch of the ‘Thank You India’ music video in Dharamsala, the Tibetan leader while acknowledging the discomfort from the Indian government at participating in Tibetan mega event featuring His Holiness the Dalai Lama, informed that Tibetans understand and respect India’s inconvenience.

  • Indian Minister to Attend Dalai Lama Event Whatsoever!

    Indian Minister to Attend Dalai Lama Event Whatsoever!

    After much of hype after the leaked circular from the Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha directing the senior functionaries of the Central and state governments to skip making appearances at the Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s events as well as Tibetan events at the beginning of this month, it is now reported that…

  • Dalai Lama’s Last Surviving Escort Guard Invited to ‘Thank You India’ Event

    Dalai Lama’s Last Surviving Escort Guard Invited to ‘Thank You India’ Event

    The last serving guard from the seven paramilitary troopers who escorted the Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama onto Indian soil back in March 1959 following an arduous escape from Lhasa to seek exile in India after China invaded Tibet is reportedly invited to be a CTA’s ‘Thank You India’ event on March 31.

  • ₹ 80 Lakhs to Revitalize Healthcare Infrastructure of Tibetan Exile

    ₹ 80 Lakhs to Revitalize Healthcare Infrastructure of Tibetan Exile

    During the opening ceremony of the Health Review Meeting of the Central Tibetan Administration, President Lobsang Sangay announced that a budget of ₹ 80 Lakh has been sanctioned for the financial year to revitalize the infrastructure of Tibetan healthcare centres in Tibetan settlements. The review meeting started on Monday at Central Tibetan Administration, Dharamsala.

  • Dalai Lama Scheduled to Visit Switzerland in September

    Dalai Lama Scheduled to Visit Switzerland in September

    The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama is now scheduled to make a visit to the European nation Switzerland for a four program later this year in September. According to the official website of the Tibetan community in Swiss, His Holiness will be gracing the 50th anniversary of Tibet Institute in Rikon.

  • India to Allow Foreign Tourists to Sensitive Areas Like TAWANG

    India to Allow Foreign Tourists to Sensitive Areas Like TAWANG

    According to the latest unfolding from the Ministry of Home Affairs, the government of India is planning to allow foreign tourists to visit sensitive areas like Tawang. The move from Ministry of Home Affairs is going to do away with the restriction imposed to travel to the sensitive areas of the country for foreign visitors.