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The Election Commission (EC) of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) on Thursday clarified nine points of Article 24 of the Tibetan electoral rules indicating that a candidate shall be dealt accordingly if proven guilty

The US envoy for International Religious Freedom has called for complete religious freedom in Tibet and reassessment of the restrictions on the religious practice of Tibetan Buddhis

Thousands of Tibetan exiles thronged the courtyard of Tsug-la Khang to take part in the celebrations of the 55th Tibetan Democracy day here. Attending as Chief guests were Shri Shanta Kumar, Member of Indian

The Tibetan Entrepreneurs Development, a project of the Department of Finance of the Tibetan government in exile (officially known as Central Tibetan Administration) initiated the first ever ‘Tibetan Entrepreneurs Game Changers

As China celebrates 50th anniversary of its founding of the so called “Tibet Autonomous Region” today the Tibetan government in exile (officially known as the Central Tibetan Administration) reiterated its commitment to the Middle Way Approach, its official policy regarding the future

Sikyong Dr. Lobsang Sangay, accompanied by Department of Religion and Culture Kalon Pema Chhinjor and Department of Security Kalon Ngodup Dongchung, told reporters that the 80 year old Tibetan leader’s hectic itine

The whereabouts of a Tibetan monk arrested from Rebkong in traditional Tibetan province of Amdo remain unknown with family members and relatives

The fourth DIFF (Dharamshala International Film Festival) slated for November 5 to 8 once again promises to bring to the mountains more independent cinema from around the world including a documentary film by

The sleepy touristic town and the virtual capital of the exile Tibetans, Dharamshala, has been officially chosen by the central government to be the first ‘smart city’ in the state of Himachal Pradesh beating the favorite

Tibetans and supporters joined the monastic community at the Theckchen Choeling Tsuglakhang here for a prayer session to mark the 49th day since the death of a prominent Tibetan Buddhist leader in a Chine