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Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama today concluded his three-day teachings on Shantideva’s ‘A Guide to the Boddhisattva’s Way of Life’ (chodjug) in his exile residence of Dharamshala.

Tibet activists in France held a protest in front of the parliament house Wednesday and called upon the French Foreign Minister to form a group of "Friends of Tibetan people” to put pressure on China to end the ongoing crisis

Despite the restriction by Chinese government over the possession of His Holiness the Dalai Lama pictures, Tibetans in Bathang paraded with the large pictures of the spiritual leader defying the Chinese restriction.

Tibetan activists kept up their pressure on the visiting Chinese Defence Minister with the third straight day of protests in the Indian capital New Delhi. Earlier today, Tibetan activists staged a noisy protest in front of the historical Qutub Minar, where General Liang Guanglie was scheduled to visit.

In continuing crackdown and arbitrary arrests of Tibetans in Tibet, a monk from the Bora Monastery in Sangchu, eastern Tibet has been arrested by Chinese security personnel for unknown reasons.

The three Tibetan hunger strikers were for a second consecutive night taken into police custody yesterday evening along with 50 other Tibetans who were arrested for protesting against the visiting Chinese Defence Minister.

An unforgettable event that started off with exhilaration and excitement ended with more energy and stronger bond between all those involved throughout the three-day ‘Martyrs Memorial Cup’ football tournament from Sept 1-3.

With Beijing preparing for its once-a-decade leadership change, a senior editor of Study Times, a mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party, has launched a scathing attack on the country’s outgoing leaders, accusing them of creating “more problems than achievements.”

In growing cases of arbitrary detention of Tibetans by Chinese authorities, five more monks in eastern Tibet have been detained on unknown charges. In reports received by Phayul, five monks of the Nyitso Zilkar Monastery in Tridu region

A new report discussing the reasons and process behind the democratisation of Tibetan society, titled “Democracy in Exile,” was released on September 2, coinciding with the 52nd Tibetan Democracy Day commemorations.