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‘Historically, China has nothing to do with Tibet’: Tibetan leader Penpa Tsering

Central Tibetan Administration’s top-elected political leader – the Sikyong,  Penpa Tsering – has reiterated that ‘historically’ China had nothing to do with Tibet and the two have no commonality. Rather, Tibet has centuries-old cultural and religious ties with India....

Dalai Lama ‘takes a knee’, undergoes successful replacement surgery in New Delhi

The Dalai Lama underwent a successful left knee replacement surgery at the Apollo Hospital in New Delhi, with his doctors reporting that he was recovering well and remained in good spirits. A medical bulletin issued on 8 June said...

Dalai Lama undergoes successful knee replacement surgery; recovery progressing well

Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama underwent a successful left knee replacement surgery and is recovering well, his personal physicians said in a video message on Monday.

Devotees make beeline for Mongolia to pay homage to relics of Lord Buddha’s disciples 

Devotees on Sunday made a beeline for Gandantegchenling Monastery in Mongolia to pay homage to the Holy Relics of two chief disciples of Lord Buddha. On May 30, India transferred the sacred relics to Mongolia for the 10-day public...

Tibet advocacy takes centre stage in Sydney as activists mark Chushi Gangdruk anniversary, Tiananmen Massacre

Tibet advocacy, cultural preservation and calls for greater international awareness of the Tibetan cause were at the forefront of commemorative events held in Sydney over the weekend to mark the 68th anniversary of the founding of Chushi Gangdruk and...

Nepal PM Balen seeks UK, China intervention amid Lipulekh-Kalapani row with India

Nepalese Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Sunday triggered a fresh “border row”, saying his country had “encroached” upon territories in India, while claiming the latter also “encroached” upon Nepalese territories. Answering questions in the Nepalese Parliament on a long-running...

‘Encroaching Indian land’: Nepal PM Balendra Shah’s remarks trigger controversy

Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Sunday said he has learnt about his country “encroaching” territories in India, as he sought to answer questions in Parliament on a long-running border dispute. He further said both countries have agreed to...

Newly elected members of 18th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile take oath in Dharamshala

There are total 45 member of the Tibetan parliament in-exile, including 10 each from three regions, 2 each from five from the religious representation, 2 from America, 2 from Europe and one from Austral Asia. This time the parliament...

Nepal seeks 4-nation talks with India, China, and UK to resolve border disputes

"While they were leaving British India, the problem was passed onto generations, which is why we believe that England also needs to be concerned about it," Prime Minister Shah stated in parliament. "All these issues would be resolved through...

Nepal honours record-holding climbers on Everest Day, calls for preservation of Himalayas

Nepal on Friday celebrated the 73rd Everest Day, honouring the record-holding climbers along with calling for the preservation of the Himalayas with the rising global temperature.