DHARAMSALA, 16 April: Australian academic and ethicist Clive Hamilton is gravely concerned by the subtle but intense influence of China on Canadian institutions.
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DHARAMSALA, 15 April: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has joined the campaign urging New Delhi to confer the country’s highest civilian award to the Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
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DHARAMSALA, 12 April: His Holiness the Dalai Lama has been discharged from the Max Super Specialty hospital in Saket, South Delhi where he was admitted with ‘minor’ chest infection earlier this week on Tuesday.
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DHARAMSALA, 10 April: Tsegyal Chukya Dranyi today took over as the Kashag (Cabinet) Secretary of the Central Tibetan Administration(CTA) succeeding Topgyal Tsering Zongkha.
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DHARAMSALA, 10 April: Amidst greater scrutiny over China’s controversial Confucius Institute(CI) across the world, a Canadian couple has pulled their daughter from China’s controversial Confucius Institute(CI) program and called the program “inherently propaganda”, reports the Epoch Times.
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DHARAMSALA, 10 April: His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s personal physician and secretary assured the public of no major concern over the Tibetan spiritual leader’s health.
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DHARAMSALA, 8 April 2019: A Chinese dissident writer has said that his homeland is a threat to the entire world and that it would be better for mankind China ‘splits up’ under the increasingly authoritarian rule of President Xi Jinping.
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DHARAMSALA, 8 April 2019: India, having boycotted China’s first Belt and Road Forum (BRF) has yet again turned down China’s invite for the second forum meet to be held later this month.
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DHARAMSALA, 5th April 2019: His Holiness the Dalai Lama has reiterated that Tibetans have been seeking a mutually acceptable solution to the Tibetan issue with China through Middle Way Approach since 1974.
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Tibet Forum- JNU organised the 5th Dawa Norbu Memorial Lecture on 1st April 2019. We invited Mr. Jamyang Norbu to deliver a lecture in the auditorium of the School of Arts and Aesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University. The lecture was followed by a Young Scholars’ session where four papers on Tibet related issues were presented. The Tibet Fund gave us the necessary financial aid for this event. This memorial lecture is in continuation with the last year’s lecture delivered by Professor Tsering Shakya.
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