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The last few tumultuous weeks of Indian government’s discouraging signals towards the exile Tibetan government and its commemorative events has not weighed down the head of the Tibetan polity, President Dr. Lobsang Sangay, who on Wednesday at the Central Tibetan

Exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be the key attendee at the golden jubilee commemoration of the foremost Buddhist institute in Switzerland, later in September, th

The Department of healthcare under the exile Tibetan government, known officially as the Central Tibetan Administration, on Monday announced that 80 Lakh Rupees budget has b

The group of Tibetans who were carrying out a peaceful sit-in protest for the duration of the Tibetan parliament’s on Saturday concluded their protest that called for the impeachment of the incumbent Tibetan President and a serving legislator. The group said they will hold the Dr. San

After the setback to exile Tibetans surrounding the cancellation of the much anticipated “thank you India” events in the national capital, another high profile event planned by the Central Tibe

The United States Congress has earmarked 17 million USD spending bill in the 2018 fiscal year, for Tibetans inside occupied Tibet and Tibetan community in exile spread across the Indian subcontinent. The move comes as a welcome development for the exile Tibetan com

China’s ‘National People’s Congress’, a perfunctory organ of the Chinese government approved President Xi Jinping’s new cabinet members, days after it ratified the constitutional amendm

A mountain considered sacred by Tibetans in Driru (in Chinese, Biru) county in the Nagchu prefecture of the Tibet Autonomous Region is set to be mined by Chinese authorities despite resistance by local Tibetans. A Tibetan man is reportedly detained after he refused to sign an app

The Tibetan president Sangay's nominee for new Kalon, Dr. Pema Yangchen, was approved by 26 Yeses, 15 Nos and 3 abstentions in the Tibetan parliament in exile earlier today. President Sanga

Prominent Tibetan writer and activist activist Shokjang, also known as Druklo, was released last night (march 19) after serving the regulated three years in prison. He returned to his ho