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The cubs, believed to be only a few weeks old, were handed over to local forest department authorities for expert help and rehabilitation. The forest officers are in search of their mother who, some fear, might have lost its way

A hot air balloon named ‘Tashi’ which means good luck in Tibetan flew over Bristol, UK taking part in the 37th edition of the ‘Bristol International Balloon Fiesta’ last week despite objection by Chinese government on severa

The medium of one of the state oracles of Tibet has passed away on Sunday at the age of 78, the official website of the Tibetan government in exile (officially known as Central Tibetan Administration) repor

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy has reiterated its call for an independent and impartial investigation into the mysterious death in Chinese prison of a prominent Tibetan Lama serving a life

In a bizarre imposition of yet another policy, the Chinese authorities have laid “absurd” conditions to clamp down on the livelihood of Tibetans living in the Driru County, a hotbed for anti government protests by Tibeta

A Tibetan who was detained briefly last year for carrying out a solitary protest in the main market of Kardze County has been arrested again last month, days ahead of the 80th birthday of the exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness

A new road venture leading to the Gyama valley by a Chinese road construction company in Medro Gungkar County, near Lhasa (Tibetan Autonomous Region) has become a concern for local Tibetans who fear a new

With the deadline for registration for the 2016 Tibetan elections just ten days away the political climate in exile communities have charged up as candidates declare their running and supporters preparing for campai

A dispute over the origin of a particular breed of dog called Shih Tzu has been in contention since few days with the Shanghai based ‘China Canine Union’ pushing for the origin to be reclassified as China and not

As campaigning for election to the highest office in the Tibetan exile government gripped the Tibetan world, the first election-related public controversy highlighted the need for better clarity on campaign rules, particularly on the use of government media machinery to give those in power an edge over