The pro-independence Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) Thursday dismissed recent accusation by China calling it a “terrorist” organization, and said the allegations were “baseless” and full of “fabricated lies”.
At least eight Tibetans have been arrested in Ngaba’s Zamthang County on March 23 as hundreds of Tibetans took to the streets of Nahdah (spelled as pronounced) Township in protest against China, an exile Tibetan with contacts in Ngab
I called up a couple of old official acquaintances in Dharamshala who are better informed on Tibetan politics than most. They dutifully endorsed His Holiness’s decision but d
A five – member "Constitutional Amendment Drafting Committee" representing both Kashag (Cabinet) and the Parliament in exile was formed yesterday as per a resolution passed unanimously on the last day of the 14th Tibetan parliament's regular session
At a time when street revolutions are afoot and despots are fighting to retain their last bastions, the Dalai Lama and his people are engaged in a polite pingpong exchange. He wants his people to choose their own leadership while the
Chinese authorities in Tibet’s Ngaba County have arrested 3 Tibetans including a younger brother and uncle of Phuntsok, a Tibetan monk of Ngaba Kirti Monastery who died
A new book authored by a Chinese writer, Zhu Rui which gives a comprehensive description of old Tibet's social structure before the Chinese Communist takeover was launched here in Dharamsala by Kalon Kesang Yangkyi Takla of the
Nepal President Ram Baran Yadav today said teachings of Lord Buddha were very relevant in today''s world and suggested that his country should turn to them to achieve sustainable peace and a democratic constitution
“Tuberculosis (TB) has plagued our community for so long. Worst of all, TB is draining the air out of the lungs of our core youth population, who are otherwise at their peak intellectual and physical capacity to contribute to the community at
Prompted by His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s unbending decision to pass on his political power to an elected leadership, Tibet’s parliament in exile Friday formally decided to accept and act on his proposal
