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  • A man was seriously injured by a bear near Delek Hospital

    A man was seriously injured by a bear near Delek Hospital

    A Himachali man was on his way from Mcleod Ganj to Dharamshala this morning at dawn. A bear unexpectedly charged him near Delek Hospital. He was severely wounded after being bitten several times on the face, head, and hands. With much effort, he was able to avoid this ordeal.

  • Amidst Rising Tensions, China conducts ‘Taiwan invasion’ Drill

    Amidst Rising Tensions, China conducts ‘Taiwan invasion’ Drill

    Amidst growing tensions over Taiwan and the South China Sea, China has released videos of military exercises that seem to depict a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. The drills included the Type 075, a 40,000-tonne amphibious warship capable of transporting up to 30 helicopters and nearly 1,000 personnel.

  • On This Day: China kidnapped Panchen Lama, at the age of 6

    On This Day: China kidnapped Panchen Lama, at the age of 6

    Following His Holiness, the 14th Dalali Lama’s formal declaration of his recognition as the 11th Panchen lama, Gendhun Choekyi Nyima, 6 years old, was abducted by the Chinese government on this day in 1995. Gendhun Choikyi Nyima was born on April 25, 1989, and was recognized as the 11th Panchen Lama by His Holiness the…

  • China has no part in selecting the next Dalai Lama Says President Elect Penpa Tsering

    China has no part in selecting the next Dalai Lama Says President Elect Penpa Tsering

    On Saturday, the next president of the Tibetan government in exile said that China’s government has no right to choose the next Dalai Lama, particularly because China’s communist leaders do not believe in religion, while the succession of the Tibetan spiritual leader is a deeply religious matter.

  • US Congratulates Newly Elected President of Tibetan Govt. in Exile, Penpa Tsering

    US Congratulates Newly Elected President of Tibetan Govt. in Exile, Penpa Tsering

    United States greeted Penpa Tsering as the next Sikyong/president of the Central Tibetan Administration in Dharamshala (CTA). “Penpa Tsering is congratulated by the United States on his election as next Sikyong in the Central Tibetan Government (CTA). We are happy to cooperate with him and the CTA to help Tibetan global diaspora, “Speaker Ned Price of…

  • Tibetan Refugees Collectively Donate 50 Millions Rupees for India’s COVID Relief

    Tibetan Refugees Collectively Donate 50 Millions Rupees for India’s COVID Relief

    Second Covid-19 wave undergoing in India is causing thousands of deaths and millions of new cases. The healthcare system is overwhelmed. In response to India’s devastating second wave of coronavirus, the Tibetan diaspora, led by its government in exile, has collectively funded a whopping 50 million (5 crores) rupees for India’s COVID relief efforts.

  • Google Pay in India now allows users to receive US money

    Google Pay in India now allows users to receive US money

    Google Pay users in India and Singapore can now receive money from users in the USA. The search giant has expanded its Google Pay features to now include remittance services – an industry that sees $700 billion worth of payments annually. Google has teamed up with Western Union and Wise for this (formerly known as…

  • Penpa Tsering Officially Announced Winner of 2021 Sikyong Election

    Penpa Tsering Officially Announced Winner of 2021 Sikyong Election

    The official result of the final election of Sikyong and members of parliament in 2021 has been declared by the election commission, CTA. Penpa Tsering, the former Speaker of Parliament, is the winner of the Sikyong election in 2021 with a 5417-vote lead. The Sikyong election received a total of 63231 votes, with Penpa Tsering…

  • Tibetans in Nepal Appeal for Reinstatement of Impeached Justice Commissioners

    Tibetans in Nepal Appeal for Reinstatement of Impeached Justice Commissioners

    Many Tibetans carrying banners demanded seven points to Kashag and TPiE via a settlement officer on the 11th of May at 9 a.m. in Nepal’s Boudha and Jorpati region. They requested that three TSJC judges who had recently been removed from their positions be reinstated to their previous positions.

  • China Prohibits Tibetan Children To Have Any Religious Objects in Schools

    China Prohibits Tibetan Children To Have Any Religious Objects in Schools

    In one province of Tibet, Chinese authorities declare that Tibetan children’s parents can no longer put rosaries, prayer wheels, or any other religious object on the schools, as China is pursuing policies that erode the distinct Tibetan cultural identity. A Tibetan living in the Sog district of Tibetan Autonomous Region of Nagchu (Naqu) said RFA’s…