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The Delhi police arrested a Tibetan couple in Majnu-Ka-Tilla after the police tracked down a 900-year-old idol of Terton Pema Lingpa, a Tibetan saint of the Nyingma school, which the couple stole and planned to sell for over Rs1.4 crore in the grey market.

The Delhi police on Sunday have arrested a Tibetan man and a female accomplice from Majnu Ka Tilla, a transit point for travelling Tibetans, for allegedly stealing 900-year-old idol of Terton Pema Lingpa, a Tibetan saint of the Nyingma tradition, from a monastery in Arunachal Pradesh, a

The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai today spoke on the importance of having psychology as a subject in schools for more peaceful mind and eventually more peaceful world. The Tibeta

His Holiness the Dalai Lama begins his three-day teaching for the Tibetan youth today. Dharamsala. 5 June 2017.

Twenty-one year old Tenzin Paldon was crowned the Miss Tibet 2017 on Sunday by beating Tenzin Khechoe, one of the fan favorites, in what reportedly will be the last Miss Tibet pageant under Lobsang Wangyal Productions’ banner.

In what will be the last Miss Tibet pageant under Lobsang Wangyal Productions’ banner.Tenzin Paldon was crowned Miss Tibet 2017 at a glittering finale at TIPA ground on Sund

The India chapter of Students for a Free Tibet (SFT) put up an installation ‘Uncensor June 4’ at the main temple in Dharamsala to highlight the censorship carried out by Beijing during the commemoration of the 28th anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre.

Arrangements are being made for the spiritual leader’s arrival on June 28 and no stones will be left unturned for ensuring his smooth one-and-a-half month stay,” said Chering Dorjey, Jammu

Over 40 Tibetans including two village leaders have been arrested after a scuffle broke out between the local Tibetans and the Chinese police over the water rights in the Bayen Hui Autonomou

As the commencement day of University California, San Diego (UCSD) draws near, a Chinese students’ group organized an event in opposition against the university’s decision to invite the Tibetan spiritu