US DOJ’s massive Epstein files release sparks controversy after Dalai Lama’s name appears in emails. Spiritual leader denies any link or meeting with Epstein. The post ‘Never Met Epstein’: Dalai Lama Rejects Claims As Massive Epstein Documents Release Fuels...

Dalai Lama's reaction after the release of Epstein Files which names several personalities including Bill Gates, Bill Clinton and many more.

The Dalai Lama’s office has firmly rejected claims linking him to Jeffrey Epstein, saying he never met the disgraced financier nor authorised any contact, amid renewed scrutiny of Epstein-related files

After seven and a half years in prison, Tibetan environmental defender A-Nya Sengdra has been released from Chinese prison.

The latest budget announcements—presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, herself a trailblazing embodiment of Nari Shakti—of SHE Marts for rural women entrepreneurs, fisherieslinked livelihoods, setting up of girls’ hostels in every district, and strengthening caregivers reaffirm women-focused development, putting...

Buddhism becomes the language through which India speaks gently but confidently to Asia. A monastery restoration in Tawang says more to the Himalayan world than a diplomatic note. The post Buddhist Circuit in Northeast speaks of India’s inclusive civilization...

The Dalai Lama has won a Grammy award. Predictably, Beijing will object. For decades, China has sought to control the narrative around Tibet’s spiritual leader, treating his every… The post Dalai Lama’s Grammy is not China’s business appeared first...

Reacting to the findings, members of the Tibetan exile community in Dharamshala said the UN report confirms what Tibetans have long been asserting about the situation inside Tibet.

(TibetanReview.net, Feb07’26) – Nepal’s communist leaders have been criticising the ongoing visit of a Tibetan Buddhist master on invitation from the country’s Buddhist community at a 10-day religious event in capital Kathmandu that began on Feb 1, calling him...

Notices stating "Children under 18 are not allowed in the monastery" were reportedly posted at the monastery entrance in Kham, indicating stricter enforcement of long-standing regulations restricting minors' involvement in religious life, according to Phayul.