Photo Story: Why Lhakar is an Every Day Movement
By Tenzin Jigme, DIIR Social Media Journalist Lhakar is a Tibetan word meaning White Wednesday. It is a day celebrated as His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s Soul-Day. It started as a non-cooperation and civil disobedience movement in the aftermath of 2008 uprisings…
Taiwan International Conference on Tibet Iterates Support for CTA’s Middle Way Approach
Taipei, Taiwan: The seventh annual International Conference on Tibet organized by the Taiwan Office of Tibet in collaboration with the Taiwan Tibetan Welfare Association was held at National Memorial Museum. The conference expressed support for the Middle Way Approach of…
What Congress party won’t tell you about Tibet’s invasion by Chinese ‘Liberation Army’ in 1950
By Claude Arpi, Dailyo. Read the original story here. Differences between Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and Jawaharlal Nehru are still not out in the public For several reasons, scarce scholarly research has been done on the internal history of the Congress. The…
‘Tibetans must have a say on developments projects in their country’
TNN, Assam Tribune, 4 November 2017 GUWAHATI: The president of the Tibetan government-in-exile, Lobsang Sangay, on Friday said the international community must ensure that Tibetans have a say on any development project undertaken in the ecologically fragile plateau, which is also…




