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RTWA NY&NJ Demands Apology from Central Body, Calls for Dharamsala Executives’ Reinstatement
By Tenzin Chokyi DHARAMSALA, 4 Nov: The Regional Tibetan Women’s Association of New York and New Jersey (RTWA NY&NJ) has publicly rebuked its central executive body, the Dharamsala-based Central Tibetan Women’s Association (CTWA), for releasing an open letter welcoming...
Health Kalon Pema Tso Visits Offices and School in Kollegal Dhondenling, Addresses the General Public
Kollegal: On the third day of her official visits in the Kollegal Dhondenling Tibetan Settlement, Health Kalon (Minister) Pema Tso visited the Settlement Office, Cooperative Society, Local Tibetan Assembly Office, Regional Tibetan Freedom Movement (RTFM) office, and the Sambhota...
Why a Democratic Majority in Congress Could Be Stronger on China
By Khedroob Thondup For years, the debate over China policy in Washington has been framed as a test of toughness. The real question, however, is not who can sound tougher in a campaign speech but who can build a...
Department of Home Hosts Farewell Lunch for Dharamshala Deputy Commissioner Hemraj Bairwa
Dharamshala: The Department of Home, CTA, yesterday hosted a farewell lunch at the Department’s Conference Hall in honour of Deputy Commissioner Shri Hemraj Bairwa, in recognition of his service and the cordial relationship he has maintained with the Central...
New Co-operative Established in Dharlag County, Golog
By establishing a new cooperative in Darlag County, Golog, the Chinese government aims to exert control over livestock herding, the cornerstone of the local nomadic population.
Sikyong Penpa Tsering Begins Dutch Visit with Media Engagements Ahead of IPAC Summit
The Hague, Netherlands: Sikyong Penpa Tsering of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) arrived in the Netherlands on the morning of 3 November 2026 and was warmly received at Schiphol Airport by Representative Rigzin Genkhang, accompanied by EU Advocacy Officer...
Chinese scientists discover thickening ground ice in parts of warming Tibet
The Tibetan Plateau, home to the world’s largest expanse of alpine permafrost, is warming at about twice the global average but, counter-intuitively,researchers have found that ice in parts of the Tibet autonomous region is actually thickening. A team from...
‘Concern is why Tibetans cannot come’: Declining arrivals reshape exile monasteries
Tibetan monasteries and nunneries in exile are witnessing a significant demographic shift, with Tibetans now accounting for only 28 per cent of the monastic population, amid declining arrivals from Tibet, falling birth rates and migration of younger Tibetans to...





















