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Sangay appoints his poll rival the Representative of His Holiness to the Americas

In a latest development in the Tibetan politics, the Tibetan Prime Minister Lobsang Sangay has appointed Penpa Tsering, his opponent in the recently concluded elections the new Representative of His Holiness the D

No conference on China was held in Dharamshala: MEA

The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said that the reportedly ‘anti-Beijing congregation’ of Chinese and Uyghur activists did not take place in the picturesque town, and that they were in Dharamshala only to meet t

Secretary Kerry invested in an exploitative company headquartered in Tibet: report

United States Secretary of State John Kerry and his wife Teresa Hienz have reportedly invested in a dozen companies in China, one of which is headquartered in Tibet and exploits Tibet’s natural resource and

Middle way should not be the only voice: Chinese activist to Tibetans

Chinese human rights activist and lawyer, Dr. Teng Biao, today said that Middle Way Approach, despite being a great idea, should not be the only voice of Tibetan struggle. Biao was speaking to an exclusive aud

Young Kirti monk released after two years in prison

Lobsang, a monk of Ngaba Kirti Monastery, walked along the main street of Ngaba leading towards the County Admini

Sakya Dagchen Rinpoche breathes his last

His Eminence Sakya Dagchen Rinpoche Ngawang Kunga Sonam, head of Sakya Phuntsok Phodrang, passed away at the age of 88 on April 29 after prolonged illness in Seattle, United States, and has since entered into m

China says CTA “illegal”, “unpopular” in Tibet

A Chinese government spokesperson in Beijing has said that the Tibetan exile government, known officially as Central Tibetan Administration is “unpopular” among Tibetans in Tibet and that the establishmen

US bipartisan report shows suppressed religious freedom in Tibet

The Washington-based bipartisan US federal government commission on freedom of religion in their 2016 annual report stated that religious freedom has ‘been under serious and sustained assault

Activist group demands Shokjang’s release on world press freedom day

The Activist group Students for a Free Tibet staged a street theatre in protest of the incarceration of Tibetan writer Drukar Gyal, known more prolifically by his pen name Shokjang, on the World Press Freedom Day

Dalai Lama graces symposium with youth peace leaders from war torn nations

The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama today stressed the importance of developing sense of oneness and internal disarmament during an interaction and exchange with 28 youth peace leaders f

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