Kalon Dolma Gyari of the Security Department presenting the book “Voice for the Voiceless” by His Holiness the Dalai Lama to the Honourable Delhi Chief Minister Smt. Rekha Gupta

New Delhi: The Bharat Tibbat Sahyog  Manch (BTSM) commemorated and celebrated its 26th anniversary with a thought-provoking program held at Ghalib Institute near ITO, New Delhi. The program began with the singing of the National Song “Vande Matram”, bringing together prominent leaders, academicians, and local lay people expressing their solidarity with the Tibetan cause.

Dr Indresh Kumar, Marg Darshak of BTSM, delivered the keynote address. Shri Dr Indresh Kumar emphasised the importance of unity in confronting violence and expansionism. “Tibet is under the control of China, and India has attained its freedom after great sacrifice. India has never discriminated; it has always extended support with respect and open arms,” he stated. He addressed the importance of resolving of Sino-Tibet conflict using dialogue and non-violence and strengthening a secure India. He further appealed for global solidarity to eradicate conflict and terrorism, reiterating the slogan: “Tibet ki azaadi, Himalaya...