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Delhi police arrest 3 Tibetans from Mysore

After the arrest of three persons, Delhi police on Wednesday claimed to have busted a gang of Tibetans allegedly involved in sending fellow Tibetans to Europe and Thailand illegally

China dams Brahmaputra river in Tibet amid Indian concern

China has dammed the Brahmaputra river in Tibet for the first time in order to begin the main construction work on a 510 MW hydropower station project, notwithstanding concerns raised by India in this regard

Himachal High Court issues notice to Tibetan government over land ownership

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has issued notices to the Tibetan government in exile based here, and the State and Central government in connection with a peti

2 Tibetan businessmen sentenced upto 15 years in jail

A Chinese court in Tibet’s Lhoka region has sentenced two Tibetan businessmen to varying prison terms, the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights based here said in a press

China continues harassment of Tibetan Buddhists: Clinton

China continues harassment of Tibetan Buddhists and such infringements on religious freedom "strain" bonds that back democratic societies, US Secretary of State Hilla

Harvard Law School scholar set to lead Tibet

Last week, the scholar came in first place in the preliminary elections for the title of Kalon Tripa, or prime minister, topping the second-place finisher by nearly a 2-1 margin

Tibetan immigrant rewarded for excellence in New York hospitality industry

A Tibetan American was honoured with 'the Big Apple Stars Award' for excellence and achievement as a member of the hospitality industry of the City of New Yo

Leading Kalon Tripa candidates declare candidacy for final elections

The two leading candidates of the preliminary elections of Kalon Tripa (Prime Minister) have declared their candidacy for the final elections to be held on Mar

First Tibetan school turns 50, Nehru’s role remembered

His Holiness the Dalai Lama has expressed his gratitude to the government of India on the 50th anniversary of the first Tibetan school in exile. The Tibetan lea

China begins damming Brahmaputra river for hydropower project

China has started damming the middle reaches of the Brahmaputra river, or the Yarlung Tsangpo as it is known in Tibet, to begin construction on a 510 MW hydropower project that has raised concerns in Indi

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