Top Tibetan leaders say protests sign of Tibetan resentment against China’s occupation
The elected Tibetan leadership today called on China to address the grievances of the Tibetan people saying that the spate of self-immolations and protests inside Tibet are sign of Tibetan resentment against China’s occupation of Tibet.
Kalon Tripa urges Men-Tsee-Khang to collaborate with overseas medical colleges
Kalon Tripa Dr Lobsang Sangay, along with a battery of senior Tibetan officials, today attended the 51st founding anniversary function of the Tibetan medicine’s premiere institute in exile – the Dharamshala based Men-Tsee-Khang
China’s air force conducts ground attack training in Tibet
China has conducted a massive military exercise in the high altitude Tibetan plateau, close to the disputed borders with India. In the “first operation of its kind”, the People’s Liberation Army Air Force conducted ground attack
Nechung warns of natural calamity in northwest India this summer
Chief state oracle of Tibet, Nechung, has warned of a natural calamity in northwestern India this summer. The Tibetan Parliament-in Exile said the Nechung oracle made the divination while in trance last Friday.
Don’t’ repeat 1962 mistake: CM Dhumal warns after China violates Indian airspace
Even as China carried out a massive first-of-its-kind live-fire air attack drill on the Tibetan plateau, Indian officials are confirming reports about Chinese helicopters violating Indian airspace along the international border.
Hunger strikers end fast on 30th day after UN promises to send officials to Tibet
The three Tibetan independence activists ended their hunger strike in front of the United Nations headquarters on the 30th day of their fast, after the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights promised to take up their demands