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The United States on Sunday pledged USD 850,000 financial aid to Nepal to strengthen its security infrastructure, with the country still reeling under the impact of a decade-long Maoist-led insurgency that ended in 2006

Prime Minister of Tibet’s government in exile Prof Samdhong Rinpoche left Dharamsala Monday for a five-day visit to Europe

While children of their age are on vacation from December to March for winter breaks, two students of Tibetan Children’s village, Suja, are taking an unusual br

Norbu, 45, was struck and killed by a passing driver just before 7:30 this evening (Feb. 14) on State Road A1A in the Hammock, across the street from the Adult and Community Education buildi

China is set to extend its Tibet railway network into the strategically important Chumbi valley area, next to Sikkim and the Siliguri corridor. This was confirmed by a Chinese Railways Ministry map, put out last month, showing China’s “long term railway

15 Tibetans including 5 monks of Linka monastery were arrested by the Chinese police and several others injured in a crackdown on Tibetan protesters and Chinese security personnel in Tamo township, Shigatse Prefecture, reported the webs

The Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama has reiterated his position of seeking genuine autonomy for Tibet within the framework of the People’s Republic of Chi

The Himachal Pradesh government has given clean chit to the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorjee in connection with seizure of foreign currency worth Rs 7.5 crore from his

United States Under Secretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs, Maria Otero, who also serves as Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues, is on a week-long visit of South Asia in an effort to review the

A prominent Chinese activist and his wife are reported to have been beaten following the release of a video showing their house arrest. Chen Guangcheng and his wife, Yuan Weijin, were badly injured by security officials, according to the group Chinese Human Rights Defenders.