Opinions

  • To thy neighbor Nepal: be alert, be wary, be cautious

    To thy neighbor Nepal: be alert, be wary, be cautious

    Leaving fear and terror behind, they sought refuge in this holy land. A safe haven it once was, now besieged by greed and polluted souls. Lord Buddha would’ve regretted having born in such a sinful place, where the followers of his Dharma, who sought shelter there are threatened with brutal force and malicious intent.

  • Forbes Call Dalai Lama’s Mind Training Lesson Revolutionary

    Forbes Call Dalai Lama’s Mind Training Lesson Revolutionary

    A short clip of the Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama giving a mind training lesson to a group of visitors at his residence in Dharamshala, India went viral and an article published by the Forbes calls it revolutionary. The article explains that the important lesson has a revolutionary perspective.

  • Generating Patriotism in Northeast India!

    Generating Patriotism in Northeast India!

    As if the people of northeast India became more conscious about India’s constitution, rule of law and its secular image abroad. So groups of people, including politicians, civil society group representatives, media personnel etc came to hit the streets raising strong voices against the Union government’s proposed citizenship amendment initiatives.

  • Leaders Should be Mindful, Selfless and Compassionate Says Dalai Lama

    Leaders Should be Mindful, Selfless and Compassionate Says Dalai Lama

    The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama according to a publication in Harvard Business Review, he explained in a speech earlier that leaders should be more mindful, selfless and compassionate. His Holiness explains that the leaders in every field they work in, have a strong impact on people’s lives and on how the…

  • A Challenging Year of the Dog That Just Left us to Think Deeper

    A Challenging Year of the Dog That Just Left us to Think Deeper

    As the year of the Earth Dog comes to an end and the year of the Earth Pig ushers in, I can’t wait to wish my fellow Tibetans especially the ones inside Tibet a very happy losar. Although my only cynical displeasure is that this year Tibetan New Year falls on the same day as…

  • Bhutan Premier’s high expectant India visit

    Bhutan Premier’s high expectant India visit

    As a reciprocal gesture, Bhutan’s newly elected Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering is visiting India with a three-day official visit schedule from 27 December. During his visit, the Druk Prime Minister is expected to call on Indian President Ram Nath Kovind and vice-President M. Venkaiah Naidu besides discussing with his host counterpart Narendra Modi on…

  • Born free yet imprisoned to a catalsymic history

    Born free yet imprisoned to a catalsymic history

    These days I feel like I have become a thorn. Not that I revolted against the CTA nor did I disrespected HHDL in any manner, shape or form. Honestly and with all sincerity, it is far fetched for me to even imagine to revolt against our own, when we have an enemy before us eating…

  • What is the New Normal of Xi’s New Era?

    What is the New Normal of Xi’s New Era?

    What could happen if one talks about the importance of having dignity, integrity and independent thought in the New Era of president Xi Jinping? Zhao Siyun, a professor at Communication University of Zhejiang have it experienced after giving a speech to new students which drew the unwanted attraction of the Big Brother –Chinese Communist Party.

  • When PoK Dwellers Stand Against Islamabad

    When PoK Dwellers Stand Against Islamabad

    For millions of common Indians, the Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) functions like a province of Pakistan. It is guessed that nearly 4.5 million PoK habitants happily agree to any proposal from the Pakistan government in Islamabad. With the proximity of religion, the people of PoK seemingly feel comfortable with the Islamic Republic. 

  • Geomantic Entanglements in Central Tibet: Royal Tombs of the Chongye Valley

    Geomantic Entanglements in Central Tibet: Royal Tombs of the Chongye Valley

    Situated in central Tibet, the Royal Tombs of Chongye Valley are the final resting placef or many of the seventh to ninth century emperors of the Tibetan Empire. Among the emperors buried in the Chongye Valley is Songtsen Gampo—the first emperor of Tibet. In the paper referenced above and on-file at Academia.edu, satellite imagery is…