With border disputes between India and China still unresolved despite series of border talks, tension has brewed between the two countries over influence in the se
An earthquake measuring 6.8 on the Richter scale struck the Indian border state of Sikkim Sunday evening, sending tremors throughout the region. According to reports, the earthquake has killed over 50 people, with causalities in India, Nepal and Ti
Kalon Tripa Dr Lobsang Sangay announced the ministerial portfolios of his newly formed Kashag (cabinet) at a press conference today. All seven members of the 14th Kashag attended the formal press meet
A Chinese court has sentenced three monks of Kirti monastery to varying prison terms, according to Kanyag Tsering, a monk at the exile based Kirti monastery he
His Holiness the Dalai Lama arrived here Monday amid warm welcome from Tibetans, foreign tourists and local Indians. The Tibetan leader was received at the Gagal airport by the speaker of the Ti
China last year announced its very own version of a global peace awards as a riposte to the Norwegian Nobel Committee’s decision to honour Chinese dissident Liu Xiabao.
In the second largest economy in the world, 80 to 100 million Chinese are on the waiting list to join the elite group of 85 million Chinese Communist Party (CCP) members for no nationalistic reason.
FW de Klerk, the Nobel Peace laureate and former president of the Republic of South African urged his government Friday to issue visa to Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) yesterday slammed a report by the US State Department which accused China of enforcing “laws and policies that restrict religious freedom” in Tibetan areas.
Phayul has learned that the problem surrounding the renewal Registration Certificates (legal permit to stay in India) of around 300 Tibetans could be resolved in the coming months.
