Darjeeling: As part of his ongoing official visitation programmes in the region, Kalon (Minister) Tsegyal Chukya Dranyi of the Department of Religion and Culture (CTA) undertook a series of engagements in Darjeeling.  On 31 October, while travelling from Siliguri...

Mundgod: On 30 October 2026, Health Kalon (Minister) Pema Tso addressed a public gathering at the settlement community hall of Mundgod Doeguling Tibetan Settlement as part of the third day of her official visit. Upon arriving at the community...

Newcastle, Australia: Deputy Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives, Hon. Sharon Claydon MP, who is also the Federal Member for Newcastle, visited the Weekend Tibetan Language and Culture School of Newcastle and Hunter Region on Saturday morning, 31...

Jaigaon, West Bengal: Kalon (Minister) Tsegyal Chukya Dranyi of the Department of Religion and Culture, Central Tibetan Administration, attended a long-life prayer offering ceremony for the throne holders of the Sakya Khon family, led by Kyabgon Sakya Gongma Trichen...

A 12th-century Manjushri sculpture from Nepal recently sold for around ₹166 crore, illuminating the exceptional artistry of Newar creators from the Kathmandu Valley. This sculpture's intriguing journey through different collections illustrates its cultural significance and uniqueness. Furthermore, the influence...

Meets Dalai Lama In D’shala, Vows Continued Support

(TibetanReview.net, Nov01’26) – China has taken at least 15-20 years’ lead in developing remote Tibetan border regions with a design to strengthen its claims over Arunachal Pradesh, including especially through border infrastructure and settlement buildings, according to Lt General...

The best form of regime change is organic, coming from within the country and the people rather than being imposed from outside. Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, the… The post Free elections often give surprise results appeared first on...

Recent research shows that industrial mining is affecting the Tibetan Plateau. As Chinese companies expand copper production, Tibetan concerns about water, land use, and environmental protection are worth revisiting, writes Tenzin Jigmey.* In September 2014, over 1000 Tibetans gathered...