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The north-India leg of the “Flame of Truth” torch relay reached the Tibetan exile headquarters of Dharamshala today in the evening. Hundreds of local Indians and Tibetans received the torch in Nurpur

The Central Tibetan Administration today expressed hope that the humanitarian crisis inside Tibet will be raised at the two-day US-China annual human rights dialogue, which began Monday.

A Chinese company has been slapped a notice and its country head summoned by the Himachal Pradesh government after it failed to meet the deadline to complete World Bank-funded road projects in the state.

China's propaganda chief, on a visit to Tibet last week, underlined the importance of maintaining stability and ordered officials to intensify the fight against separatism in the restive region.

A study on the glaciers on the Tibetan plateau, dubbed as the “most comprehensive study to date” has concluded that Tibetan glaciers are “retreating rapidly.” According to the research based on 30 years of satellite and field measurements

The south India leg of the “Flame of Truth” torch relay reached the largest Tibetan settlement of Bylakuppe to a rousing reception by local Indian supporters and Tibetans Friday morning.

Just hours before the expiry of a UN observer mission in Syria, China and Russia, for the third time vetoed a UN Security Council resolution Thursday that would have punished the Syrian government with economic sanctions

Kalon Tripa Dr Lobsang Sangay, who is currently in Washington, DC on a lobbying tour, met with several senior US leaders, including Speaker John Boehner over the past few days.

A Tibet monk, missing for the past eight months, was finally traced after he was produced in a Chinese court in eastern Tibet and sentenced to three years in prison on unknown charges.

Tibet experts have panned China’s recently announced multi-billion dollar tourism projects in Tibet as eyewash and described them as plans to encourage Chinese migration into the sparsely populated region.