Tibet Post International
A Voice For Tibet
Where is Tibet located on a map?
Dharamshala, India – A wholesome conversation with Indian undergraduate students from esteemed universities, majoring in different liberal art courses. They shared their views with the Tibet Post International (TPI) on the Middle Way Approach and reflected on certain ideas surrounding the topic.
Minnesota, USA — A significant interview with Jampa T Ritzekura, who was suffering from mental health problems and overcame with the help of Mingyur Rinpoche’s breathing meditation and teachings of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. “If I can overcome my mental illness so can you. So never lose Hope and don’t give up whatever struggles you are going through in your own life”, said Jampa.
An exclusive interview with Topden, a young Tibetan teacher at Upper Tibetan Children's Village School (TCV). He shares with Tibet Post International(TPI) how it feels to be a teacher being a student his whole life. He also talks about the importance of one’s mother tongue. His hopes for his students as a teacher.
Dharamshala, India — A significant interview with Tenzin Dhondup, a Tibetan youth who is on a solo peace march for Tibet from Dharamshala to Nathula, Sikkim covering over 2,100 kilometres in a span of 90 days. He shares with Tibet Post International (TPI), his subsequent three demands of the freedom march. He strongly voices that India shares its border with Tibet historically not China.
Dharamshala, India — An exclusive interview with three students from prestigious and esteemed universities of India. They shared their perceptions and insights towards Tibet and touched upon important themes like Indo - Tibet Border, importance of Tibet for India's security, the Panchsheel treaty, and Tibet Issue with Tibet Post International (TPI).
An exclusive interview with Sonam Tsering, general secretary of Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC). He shares his experiences of escaping towards India as a young child. His hopes of returning and longing for home in Tibet. He portrays his ideas and feelings of home, life in exile, the struggling Tibet cause and many more themes through numerous poems and writings on his blog 'silent songs of sonsnow'. He also talks about what it feels like to live in a free country as an unfree man.
Washington DC —On November 20, 2020, Tibetan President Dr Lobsang Sangay entered the White House of the United States—a historic feat. This is the first time the head of the Central Tibetan Administration has been invited to the White House in the last 6 decades.
