Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama, who is currently in Europe on a five-nation tour, met two of his fellow Nobel Peace Laureates this week in the European cultural city of Maribor.
Indian football icon and former captain, Bhaichung Bhutia will kick off the 18th edition of the most popular Tibetan football tournament, the Gyalyum Chemo Memorial Gold Cup to be held in Dharamshala next week.
Speaker of the Dharamshala based Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, Penpa Tsering today came out in support of the ongoing March to Tibet being led by Tsetan Dorjee while expressing fear for his safety.
The Department of Security of the Central Tibetan Administration, which shoulders the primary responsibility of ensuring the security of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, has said that the security of the Tibetan leader will be reviewed shortly.
In his conversation with BBC Radio presenter Sarah Montague in London after receiving Templeton Prize on 14 May, His Holiness the Dalai Lama expressed his strong optimism that freedom will definitely dawn in Tibet soon.
Tibetans living in scattered communities in India, including Dharamshala, are now eligible to apply for the annual agriculture training programme in Israel, reserved until now for only agricultural-based settlements.
Tibetans in the exile headquarters of Dharamshala and all over India today organised various campaigns demanding the Chinese communist regime to release Gendhun Choekyi Nyima, the boy recognised by the Dalai Lama as the 11th Panchen Lama
In the name of “maintaining stability, enhancing unity, and promoting harmony,” Chinese authorities in Tibet have re-launched a new wave of 'patriotic re-education' and 'legal education' campaigns targeted at Tibetan monastic institutions.
Tsetan Dorjee, the lone marcher in Nepal has resurfaced and had a brief telephonic conversation with Phayul this morning. Without giving his exact location, Dorjee said that he has been facing a lot of difficulties on the road
In alarming reports coming out of Tibet, Chinese authorities in Tibet have planned measures to re-launch the infamous Strike Hard Campaign, this time reaching beyond the borders of Tibet and into Nepal.
