Tibet news
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China Pressurized Former Kalon Paljor Tsering’s Book Launch
Nature of All Things, the book of former Kalon Chope Paljor Tsering’s life story which was launched at Sri Lanka’s University of Sri Jayewardenepura last month faced a strong dissent from China. According to the report in Radio Free Asia, China has put its pressure against the book launch that took at the University in…
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8 CST Schools To Be Transferred Next Month, 158 Staffs Will be Recruited
According to the press briefing from Central Tibetan Administration President Dr. Lobsang Sangay’s press briefing today, eight more CST schools will be transferred from CTSA under government of India to STSS under CTA. This is the third phase of the ongoing transfer of CTSA schools transfer which began since 2013 and it will also lead…
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Former Indian Intelligence Claims Samdhong Rinpoche Visited China
A former Indian intelligence officer claims in an article that the former Kalon Tripa or the Prime minister of Tibetan government in exile, Professor Samdhong Rinpoche had a four days China visit in November last year. The article by the former RAW officer says that Dalai Lama’s envoy would have met senior Communist party leaders…
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A Tibetan Faces Upto 15 Years In Prison For Approaching Law to Protect His Language
Tibetan man now faces up to 15 years in prison for approaching law to protect the ethnic language, Tibetan which is being suppressed everywhere across the country with the promotion of Mandarin in Schools and offices. Tashi Wangchuk tried to approach the constitutional rights defined to protect the ethnic Tibetan language and his journey was…
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Only 60 Tibetans Escaped Into Exile During 2017
With the declining number of Tibetans arriving into exile from Tibet with the passing year, only around 60 people have been registered to have escaped into exile in the past year according to the register of the Tibetan Reception Centre for New Arrivals, Dharamshala. This is around 40% less than the number people that have…
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Tibetan Brothers Denied License in Nepal, Qualify For Dental Programs in Canada
The Tibetan brothers who were denied the license to practice dentistry in Nepal for being stateless back in 2015 have now been qualified for dental programs in Canada according to a story published in The Star today. The brothers hail from a humble refugee family in Nepal are now realising their dreams of become dentist…
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China’s Repressive Policies Cause of Tibetan Self Immolations: President Sangay
China’s Repressive Policies in Tibet is the cause of Tibetans from all ages and communities resorting to self immolations as last method to vent out their dissatisfaction explains Central Tibetan Administration president Lobsang Sangay according to the recent article published in its official website. This is an explanation in account of the fact that more…
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One of The Largest Tibetan Monastery Opened In Taiwan
One of the largest Tibetan monastery has been opened in Taiwan according to the report published in the official website of the Central Tibetan Administration on Wednesday. The Gosok Tsechen Kunphen monastery was inaugurated in the presence of His Eminence Jangtse Choeje Gosok Rinpoche and Representative Dawa Tsering, Office of Tibet, Taiwan on Sunday.
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Dipping Temperatures Might Mean Better Business for Tibetan Sweater-Sellers
The arrival of New Year has brought with it, perhaps, good news for Tibetan sweater-sellers. Tibetan sweater-sellers who are struggling to make sales might see a rise in the purchase after Skymet Weather said that the winter chill will continue. Tibetan sellers were earlier concerned about the onset of a late winter, resulting in warmer…
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Miss Tibet 2018 To Be Held In New York, US
The Miss Tibet pageant director Mr. Lobsang Wangyal has announced in their official website that the 2018 version of the pageant will be held in New York, United States. It was announced that the pageant has partnered with the Engage Entertainment who will produce and direct the 2018 Miss Tibet pageant event at the new…