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Tibetan man kills self in mining protest in Chamdo

A 32-year-old Tibetan man died on the spot after stabbing himself and jumping from a building on Wednesday in protest against Chinese mining activities in Tongbar region of Zogang County in Chamdo, reported the US funded

Tibetans vote in Indian general elections

The EC’s decision to grant voting rights to Tibetans follows an August 2013 Karnataka High Court ruling that paved the way for granting Indian citizenship to Tibetan refugees born in India. However, there has been a mixed response fro

Wangpo Tethong sworn in as Tibetan MP from Europe

A new member of the Tibetan Parliament in exile from Europe constituency, Wangpo Tethong, took the oath of office today from speaker Penpa Tsering at a ceremony held at the Tibetan Parliament her

Dalai Lama snub by Norway sends “chilling signals” to Tibetans: Dalai Lama representative

The Representative of the Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Europe has said that Norwegian government’s refusal to meet the Tibetan leader will send a “chilling signal” to Tibetans in Tibet where 131 Tibetans

Dalai Lama arrives in Latvia on four nation Europe tour

The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama arrived in Latvia’s capital Riga on Sunday for a eleven day tour of Europe. The Tibetan leader was received by Telo Rinpoche, Spiritual leader of Russian Bud

Training in Buddhism for young Tibetans

The Department of Religion & Culture of the exile Tibetan government in association with Gyumey Tantric College in South India has scheduled to hold a six-month Buddhism and Tibetan language training for Tibetan graduates.

Monk of Gonsar Monastery released after six years’ term

A Tibetan monk accused of leading a major anti China protests in Zatoe in Kardze during the 2008 nation wide protests has been released after spending six

Tibetan activist among ‘Information Heroes’

Golog Jigme Gyatso is among ‘100 Information Heroes’, a list drawn by the International press freedom advocacy group Reporters Without Border (RSF) for the World Press Freedom Day.

Tibetan exiles remember Pawo Thupten Ngodup on Martyrs’ Day

Tibetan exiles today commemorated the 16th death anniversary of the Pawo Thupten Ngodup, the first Tibetan who died by setting himself on fire in protest on April 29, 1998, observed as Martyrs Day here

Tibetan Parliamentarians, activists at Interethnic Leadership Conference in Taiwan

Around seventy participants including democracy activists, human rights lawyers, writers and media activists from China, Honkong, Taiwan, Macau, Southern Mongolia, overseas Ugyur activists and representatives of faith

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