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Colossal Buddha statue was demolished by China.
According to our reports, the Chinese government has dismantled a 99-foot-tall Buddha monument in Kham Drakgo, Sichuan Province. In addition, 45 massive prayer wheels erected at Drakgo Monastery were demolished, and prayer flags were set ablaze.
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China is turning Tibet into a toxic trash dump, neglects ecosystem
According to research, the Chinese Communist Party is abusing Tibet by using it as a dump for toxic waste and failing to provide the region with the resources needed to safeguard its delicate ecosystem and distinct biome. The CCP’s callous disregard for Tibet is obvious in the region’s growing industrialization over the last several decades.
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Global Imam Council opposed the Chinese government’s actions.
The Global Imam Council is the world’s largest non-governmental organization, representing a wide range of denominations and ideologies. Last year, on December 30th, the Global Imam Council issued a statement. It states that “never imagine that God will do nothing in the face of oppressors, Quoting a passage from Quranic scripture. Against the oppressor, we…
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Dalai Lama’s Last Escort on his 1959 escape from Tibet dies.
According to his former regiment, the last surviving member of a tiny squad of Indian soldiers who followed the Dalai Lama as he fled Tibet in 1959 has died at the age of 85. After a 13-day walk through the Himalayas dressed as a soldier to avoid detection by Chinese troops, the Tibetan spiritual leader…
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China is Terrified by Support for Tibet
According to the CTA, the growing support for Tibet’s independence has intimidated China,” in response to reports that the Chinese Embassy in India wrote to MPs who attended a meeting of the All-Party Indian Parliamentary Forum for Tibet on December 22. The Government in exile said in a statement that it openly welcomes talks with…
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Chinese embassy warns Indian legislators for attending a Tibet-related event.
The Chinese embassy has sent an angry letter to some Indian parliamentarians and ministers who attended a meeting hosted by the Tibetan government in exile. Jairam Ramesh, Manish Tiwari, Sujeet Kumar, Rajeev Chandrashekhar, Ramdas Athawale, and Maneka Gandhi were among the Indian MPs that attended the meeting.
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Cambridge University Warns India Over Third Wave
As the highly-infectious omicron version sweeps through the packed nation of over 1.4 billion people, India could see a spike in the Covid-19 growth rate within days, ushering in an intense but short-lived viral wave.
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Dalai Lama’s succession talks have drawn attention to Karmapa
The continuing debate in Tibetan and Indian circles over the Dalai Lama succession plan has refocused attention on the 17th Karmapa, Ugyen Trinley Dorje, who has lived in the United States since 2017. In August, Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang stated that India was “positively considering” the Karmapa’s return from the United States. He…
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Breakthrough in medicine! Antibodies to the Omicron COVID variant have been discovered by scientists.
Antibodies that neutralize Omicron and other coronavirus strains by targeting regions that remain essentially intact as the virus mutates have been discovered. The findings, which were published in the journal Nature, could aid in the development of vaccines and antibody treatments that are effective not only against Omicron but also against additional variations that may…
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Tibetans gather in Dharamshala for a vigil, calling on China to halt its “repressive actions in Tibet.”
Tibetans staged a candlelight vigil here on Tuesday in support of a crisis situation in Kham Drago, Central Tibet, and called on China to halt its harsh actions in the region.