Chinese authorities have intensified surveillance during the Tibetan New Year, strictly banning state employees from participating in any religious rituals.

Reported By Palden Edited By Pema Tso Translated By TenGyal Current reports indicate that Tibetan employees of the Chinese government are not even allowed to participate in the rituals and mourning activities of their departed household members. Chinese government...

China’s problems with Tibet endure because Beijing is trying to solve a political and civilizational question with instruments of coercion, assimilation, and demographic engineering—tools that cannot manufacture legitimacy… The post China’s problem is that Tibetans endure appeared first on...

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has asked the Centre not to remain stuck with British-era criteria on retirement age and service conditions of armed forces personnel and consider… The post Supreme Court stays HC order on Coast Guard retirement...

(TibetanReview.net, Feb28’26) – Chinese authorities in Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) have issued a slew of restrictions on local Tibetans in government employment, banning them from a number of religious and other activities, including attending ceremonies or making offerings for...

(TibetanReview.net, Feb28’26) – Although the multi-billion dollar funding for the project is far from certain, even as the technical challenges also remain enormous, the long-awaited feasibility study of a Tibet-Nepal railway is set to be completed by the end...

Citing sources within Tibet, the Phayul report states that posts featuring Tibetan script, spoken Tibetan language, traditional attire, religious teachings, and images of revered spiritual leaders are increasingly subjected to censorship. Users reportedly face warnings, temporary suspensions, or permanent...

French officials sound a major alarm on China's systematic erasure of the Tibetan language, formally condemning forced assimilation and state boarding schools.

Chinese authorities are heavily censoring the Kuaishou app, permanently banning users for speaking Tibetan, wearing traditional clothing, or sharing culture.

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has said that it is high time the regulations governing service conditions and retirement age of coast guard officers were revisited as the government cannot remain bound by frameworks conceived in the British era.A...