Dharamshala: Home Kalon Palden Dhondup, accompanied by Tenzin Dhonsang from the Security Department and Ngawang Choedhen, dealing staff of the Agriculture and Cooperative Division of the Home Department, arrived at Bhubaneswar Airport on 7 November 2026. They were received...

Dharamshala: Kalon Tsegyal Chukya Dranyi of the Department of Religion and Culture, Central Tibetan Administration (CTA), concluded his official engagements across Tibetan settlements in West Bengal and Sikkim on 8 November 2026. The final leg of his visit took...

By Khedroob Thondup History often remembers great powers, but it is frequently smaller nations that first raise their voices when principle is at stake. In the case of Tibet, one of the earliest and most persistent international advocates was...

By Tenzin Chokyi DHARAMSALA, 9 Nov: A Tibetan typographic poster exhibition showcasing the diversity and contemporary development of Tibetan type design was held in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, bringing Tibetan writing traditions to an international audience in the Arab...

  Dharamshala: Chief Justice Commissioner Yeshi Wangmo of the Tibetan Supreme Justice Commission, CTA, attended the enthronement ceremony of the 44th Sakya Gongma Trizin, Kyabgon Khöndung Avikrita Vajra Rinpoche, at Sakya Thegchen Phuntsok Ling in Jaigaon, West Bengal, India....

Kunsang Kyirong’s debut feature fades like a vapour trail in a mood of disorientation and dislocationNot much happens and very little is explained in this elliptical, elusive drama by Canadian-Tibetan film-maker Kunsang Kyirong. Her film, her feature directing debut,...

Since late August, under its policy of Sinicisation and on the pretext of incomplete legal paperwork, the Chinese government has forcibly shut down three schools known for their Tibetan-language education, all in Machen County, Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture: the...

 A large number of students from two of the largest schools in Tibet’s nomadic regions have been enrolled in urban colonial-style boarding schools.

(TibetanReview.net, Nov08’26) – Due to a near-complete halt in the number of new refugees coming from Tibet, low birth rate, and emigration of existing exile population in quest for stable legal status, sustainable living conditions, and better future prospects...

Dr Abhigya Langeh* argues that India’s territorial case in the Himalayas vis-à-vis China’s assertions is strongest when its border communities are participants in it and suggests a rethink on its approach to dealing with the stakeholders on its side of...