Ling Rinpoche joins Baba Ramdev's yoga camp at Mahakumbh Mela 2025, promoting unity and peace at the global religious event in Prayagraj.

Dalai Lama’s new book, *Voice for the Voiceless*, reveals decades of Tibetan struggles with China, his leadership, and hopes for cultural autonomy.

Tibet Youth Congress' All-India Bike Rally ends in Delhi, spotlighting Tibet's fight against Chinese oppression, cultural preservation, and independence.

China appoints new leaders in Tibet, including Karma Tseten and Yan Jinhai, amid tightened control and loyalty to Xi Jinping's leadership policies.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering and Arunachal CM Pema Khandu address China’s mega-dam threats, India-Tibet ties, and security at the Itanagar seminar on January 24.

CTA celebrates India’s 76th Republic Day, praising its democracy and unity, while expressing gratitude for supporting Tibetans in exile.

China denies harming neighbors with Yarlung Tsangpo dam, sparking India’s concerns over the Brahmaputra River and prompting its own hydropower projects.

Dalai Lama attends Tashi Lhunpo Monastery debate, emphasizing the role of logic and reasoning in deepening understanding of Buddhist teachings.

China’s population fell by 1.39M in 2024, marking a third year of decline. Aging population and low birth rates pose economic and social challenges. (AP)

China admits damage to 5 dams in Tibet after 7.1 earthquake killed 126. Cracks and evacuations highlight risks of dams in quake-prone Himalayas.

Kalon Gyari Dolma briefed Italian senators on Tibet's challenges, including environmental concerns and His Holiness’ reincarnation, seeking stronger support.

China punishes 21 Tibetans for sharing updates on Dingri earthquake, citing "false info." Social media posts blocked; access to disaster zone restricted.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering thanks Uzra Zeya for advancing U.S.-Tibet ties, praising her role in fostering hope and supporting a peaceful Sino-Tibet resolution.

Tibetan Govt-in-Exile plans a book and map with original Tibetan names to counter China's renaming policies, says Sikyong Penpa Tsering.

UN experts urge China to reveal the fate of 9 missing Tibetans, highlight forced disappearances, torture, and broader human rights abuses.

Earthquake in Tibet damages 40+ monasteries, including historic sites. Two nuns killed, relics destroyed. Cultural heritage inspections underway.

Tibetan Digital Library Conference in Dharamshala boosts heritage preservation with AI, digitization, and collaboration among cultural leaders.

Tibetans in France cancel Losar celebrations to honor victims of the Dingri earthquake, showing solidarity with those affected by the January 7 tragedy.

Monlam Chenmo in Bodh Gaya honored the Dalai Lama’s long life with prayers, teachings, and rituals, attended by representatives from his office.

China's tighter control over Tibet has sharply reduced escapes to India, impacting Tibetan schools and efforts to preserve culture in the diaspora.

Australian MPs urge aid for Tibet earthquake victims, call for transparency from China to ensure safety and respect for Tibetan culture and rights.

Tibetan delegation meets Taiwan’s Labour Minister Hung Sun-han, discusses Dingri earthquake, and plans 2025 Tibetan National Uprising Day events.

China blocks monks and aid workers from quake-hit Tibetan areas, citing "cleanup" and "security," sparking grief over disrupted Buddhist rituals.

Prayagraj aarti held for Tibet earthquake victims; Swami Chidanand Saraswati offers prayers, pledges aid for affected families, highlighting solidarity.

Candle march in Tawang unites monks, leaders, and locals in solidarity with Tibet earthquake victims, offering prayers and support for survivors.

Scottish Parliament honors outgoing Tibetan Representative Sonam Tsering Frasi and welcomes Tsering Yangkey, strengthening Scotland-Tibet ties.

China's Brahmaputra dam plans face criticism for seismic risks and environmental impact, with big companies and the PLA driving the push, says Claude Arpi.

China's Brahmaputra dam plans face criticism for seismic risks and environmental impact, with big companies and the PLA driving the push, says Claude Arpi.

Deadly 7.1 quake in Tibet kills at least 100 in Dingri, sparking doubts over China's official toll of 126. Locals report widespread damage and higher casualties.

US Embassy defends VOA's editorial independence amid backlash over Tibet quake report calling Tibet "China," sparking criticism from Tibetan groups.