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  • Monk Proposes Self Immolation Over Politics in Tibetan Exile

    Monk Proposes Self Immolation Over Politics in Tibetan Exile

    A Tibetan refugee monk from South India has proposed of self immolation over the rising dirty politics in the Tibetan exile community according to a press briefing on Friday morning. The monk explained three factors relating to the Tibetan exile community that lead to his intention to self immolate for the greater cause of Tibetan…

  • Indo-Tibetan Border Police Practice Yoga in Himalayas

    Indo-Tibetan Border Police Practice Yoga in Himalayas

    In an interesting outbreak in the social media, Indo-Tibetan Border Police, ITBP personals are seen practicing yoga in the chilly Himalayan ranges according to the pictures shared by its official Twitter handle. The ITPB is one of the five Central Armed Police Forces of India and deployed to along the borders China occupied Tibet.

  • China Expels 3 Tibetans with Valid Visas After 8 Hours Detainment at Airport

    China Expels 3 Tibetans with Valid Visas After 8 Hours Detainment at Airport

    Three foreign based Tibetans holding valid visas on their foreign passports were expelled after eight hours of detainment at the airport blocking their entry to the country for meeting their relatives. The Tibetans were intensively questioned and searched by the officials at the airport before expelling them from the country.

  • Militant Who Plotted Terror Blasts During Dalai Lama Visit Arrested

    Militant Who Plotted Terror Blasts During Dalai Lama Visit Arrested

    The Special Task Force of Kolkata Police on Friday arrested a militant of Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) group for his involvement in plotting the terror blasts during the spiritual leader Dalai Lama’s visit to Bodh Gaya last month. This is the fourth arrest of the terror outfit’s militant this month in its connection to the planned…

  • Pakistan Seemingly Adopts Chinese as Official Language

    Pakistan Seemingly Adopts Chinese as Official Language

    In a move in the Pakistan senate on last Monday, Chinese was seemingly adopted as one of its official languages according various news reports. The motion was brought in the senate where it calls for the declaration of Mandarin, a Chinese dialect as one of the official languages in Pakistan after Urdu and English for…

  • Despite No Details, China Says Jokhang Fire not Arson

    Despite No Details, China Says Jokhang Fire not Arson

    While the Tibetans were celebrating the second day of their new year on February 17, the holiest icon of Tibetan Buddhism, Jokhang Temple was involved in a tragic fire incident. After almost a week’s time, the Chinese officials have informed through their official mouth piece Xinhua that the Jokhang fire in Lhasa was not a…

  • Two US Mayors Called Upon Dalai Lama in India

    Two US Mayors Called Upon Dalai Lama in India

    Recently, the Mayor of Louisville in Kentucky state, Greg Fischer and the Mayor of Anaheim, California, Tom Tait called upon the Tibetan spiritual leader in the Himalayan town of Dharamshala during their 10 day visit to India. The two US leaders visited His Holiness the Dalai Lama to inform their respective initiatives at promoting compassion…

  • Contrary to Authorities, Jokhang Shows Signs of Fire Damage

    Contrary to Authorities, Jokhang Shows Signs of Fire Damage

    Though the Chinese authorities issued confirmation that the Jokhang temple was unaffected by the fire incident in the temple premises on last Saturday, on the second day of Tibetan New Year, Jokhang showed signs of fire damage after it was reopened for public, three days following the incident.

  • Dalai Lama Congratulates New South African President

    Dalai Lama Congratulates New South African President

    The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Tuesday congratulated the new South African president in a letter after the successful transfer of government to the new political head. The well known exiled spiritual leader expressed his optimism in the new government in making further progress in prosperity and development of the country.

  • Tibet’s Jokhang Temple in Lhasa Safe from Fire Incident

    Tibet’s Jokhang Temple in Lhasa Safe from Fire Incident

    Following the reports of a fire incident which claimed that the holiest temple of Tibetan Buddhists, the Jokhang Temple involved in the accident, the Central Tibetan Administration clarified that the temple is safe and the fire incident was not at the Jokhang temple as being claimed. Witnesses started to share their experiences of the fire…