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China’s core interests

Have you heard of ‘Core Interests’? No, it has nothing to do with ‘organising’ the CWG, IPL auctions, mining in tribal areas or OBC vote banks, though it is true that in Indi

Personality v. Policy

Of all the potential Kalon Tripa and Chitue candidates, little is yet known about what they actually stand for. That is because, so far, the statements by and abou

River Runs Through It

From 1911 to 1950, Tibet was an independent nation possessing all the attributes of statehood. StrategistMao Zedong had repeatedly stated his objective abou

Moustache in freedom struggle

Is it just me or does it not seem like most of the prominent Rangzen activists almost always spot a nice thick moustache, a Tibetan version of Tom Selleck look if you will, that is rather legendary in its own rights? Lets go by the number

Changing face of Tibetan Democracy

I have never voted in my life. Be it Chitue or Katri elections, I never had the urge to vote. It's not because I don't care about our struggle, our fledgling democra

Chasing Independence

The only thing about our independence I know is the struggle for it. Since I was born much after the Chinese occupation of Tibet, to be a citizen of an independent country is a fe

Trends in Nepal not good for India

What is going on in Nepal? If one goes by the latest news, nothing good for India. Why did Shyam Saran, the prime minister’s special envoy have to pay a quick visit to the former Himalayan kingdom to meet ‘Prachanda’, the Unified

The fat years of China

‘Dystopian is the antonym of ‘utopian’. According to the dictionary, it is used for ‘a futuristic society that has degraded into a repressive and controlled state, thoug

If Tibetans Took To The Streets For The Tibetan Language – By Woeser

We “ethnic minorities” took notice of thousands of Cantonese people recently taking to the streets fighting for their language, a spectacle that ended peacefull

Mind over matter

The Tibetan Buddhist tradition draws its root texts from the Nalanda masters and describes itself as a ‘science of the mind’. It is ironical, therefore, that an initiati

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