By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Jan 15: The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) will soon have an air wing to check on Chinese incursion in Indian territory, Chinese construction activities and troop build-up across the border, according to a report published by The Times of India.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Jan 15: More multinational companies operating in China have kowtowed to China and removed Tibet, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau from its list of countries from their mobile apps and websites after facing rebuttal from China.
By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Jan 10: His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s planned visit to Raleigh stands cancelled now as majority of the Tibetan spiritual leader’s travels abroad in 2018 were shelved.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Jan 10: Marriott International, a leading global hotel chain has issued an apology and retracted its questionnaire survey in China, which listed Tibet as a country, after facing backlash in China.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Jan 8: Central Tibetan Administration’s (CTA) Department of Education announced 158 job vacancies in 8 schools it is set to take charge of from Central Tibetan Schools Administration (CTSA).
By N. S. Venkataraman | January 8, 2018
I am not a Tibetan . I am not a Buddhist. I have never visited Tibet. I have never spoken to venerable the Dalai Lama . I have only seen his face in television. I have never interacted with any Tibetan and exchanged views with him.
By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Jan 6: The Intelligence Bureau (IB) has warned that China is luring disgruntled Tibetan refugees from Northeast India to work as its spies.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Dec 4: Tibetan language advocate, Tashi Wangchuk’s trial ended without a verdict earlier today in Jyekundo Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.
By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Jan 3: Thirteen policemen deployed to guard His Holiness the Dalai Lama at Bodh Gaya were suspended for negligence on Wednesday by the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) of Gaya.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, Jan 3: Chinese officials are planning to put Tashi Wangchuk, who advocates for broader Tibetan language education, on trial tomorrow for ‘inciting separatism’, a charge that could result in a sentence of up to 15 years in prison, The New York Times reported citing his lawyer.
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