Mount Everest Getting Warmer, Glaciers Shrinking: Research
[PTI] Beijing, Dec 8: Mount Everest is getting warmer for the past 50 years with the glaciers around the world’s highest peak shrinking “remarkably”,
Read more[PTI] Beijing, Dec 8: Mount Everest is getting warmer for the past 50 years with the glaciers around the world’s highest peak shrinking “remarkably”,
Read more[dalailama.com] Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, 6 December 2015 – This morning in Bengaluru His Holiness the Dalai Lama was the guest of the Diplomatic Consular Corps of Karnataka.
Read moreSimin Denyer, The Washington Post | December 4, 2015
BEIJING — China has mounted an extraordinary set of attacks against Communist Party members in the troubled western regions of Xinjiang and Tibet,
Read more[The Hindu] CHITTOOR, December 2: The Red Sanders Anti-Smuggling Task Force (RSASTF) and the Kadapa police on Tuesday evening arrested four international red sanders smugglers, including two Chinese and two Tibetans, and three of their associates from Delhi and Madhya Pradesh.
Read more[TNN] Shimla, December 1: With the global summit on climate change kicking off in Paris, Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama has said Tibetan plateau needed to be protected for the environmental health and sustainability of the world.
Read moreReuters, Beijing | November 30, 2015
China will never give up the right to decide on the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, a top Chinese official said on Monday, despite criticism from rights groups and the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader on the issue.
Read moreSrikanth Kondapalli, Daily Mail | November 30, 2015
Since a new Constitution was adopted without considering the aspirations of Madhesis and Janjatis in the Terai region, events in Nepal have given China opportunities to fish in the troubled South Asian waters.
Read moreJayashree Nandi, TNN | November 29, 2015
NEW DELHI: Tibetan students, activists and the government in exile demanded “climate action” for Tibet on Sunday by holding a rally in the Capital.
Read moreEDWARD WONG, The New York Times | November 28, 2015
YUSHU, China — When officials forced an informal school run by monks near here to stop offering language classes for laypeople, Tashi Wangchuk looked for a place where his two teenage nieces could continue studying Tibetan.
Read moreHuman Rights Watch | November 27, 2015
EU and its 28 Member States Should Hold China to Human Rights Standards
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