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China blocks the Dalai Lama's free iPhone App. Photo: File
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Lama turns to iPhone to spread app-ness. Photo: Hürriyet Daily News
Tashi Wangchuk, a Tibetan-language advocate detained for two years in eastern Tibet pleaded not guilty in court to inciting separatism, a charge that could lead to 15 years in jail, according to his lawyers. Photo: File
Dharamshala, India — China is under renewed criticism as a Tibetan man who has campaigned for the preservation of Tibetan language and culture, entered a not guilty plea during a four-hour hearing in the Intermediate People's Court in Yulshul County of eastern Tibet.
Konpe, aged around 30 years who set himself on fire in Ngaba in northeastern Tibet on December 23, 2017 has succumbed to his injuries the next day. Photo: TPI
Dharamshala — A Tibetan man set himself on fire Saturday evening in Ngaba County of northeastern Tibet and died on Sunday morning, becoming the 151st Tibetan in protest of the repressive policies of the Chinese government in Tibet.
Dharamshala — Reports from Tibet reveal that Chinese authorities have entered Qinghai, Sichuan and other Tibetan monasteries, forcing monks, nuns, and laypeople to undergo patriotic reeducation training based on the principles of Communist China's 19th Congress Party.
Dharamshala — Holiness the Dalai Lama said the broad masses of Tibetans inside Tibet are the real masters of Tibet, and that Tibetan people should be proud of unique Tibetan culture, tradition and language.
Dharamshala — An elderly Tibetan monk reportedly died after setting himself ablaze in Karze County of eastern Tibet in protest against China's heavy-handed controls on people of Tibet.
Dharamshala — “About 50% of Tibet’s glaciers have already disappeared and that two-thirds of the remaining 46000 glaciers could disappear by 2100," said President Dr Lobsang Sangay while addressing a press conference in Guwahati as part of the Eastern Himalayan Naturenomics Forum organised by the Balipara Foundation.
Dharamshala — Continuing the rampant oppression of religious freedom inside Tibet, Chinese authorities have banned the celebration of yet another religious festival that was supposed to begin on November 6 at Larung Gar in eastern Tibet.
