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CTA Holds Special Prayer Service to Mourn Self-immolations

vendredi 31 août 2012 par jamphel — Featured Flash News, Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: The Central Tibetan Administration today organised a special prayer service to mourn and express solidarity with all Tibetans who have sacrificed their precious lives for the cause of Tibet by setting themselves on fire in Tibet. Lobsang Kalsang, 18, a monk of Kirti Monastery, and (...)

Insight: Does China’s next leader have a soft spot for Tibet?

vendredi 31 août 2012 par jamphel — News From Other Sites

By Benjamin Kang Lim and Frank Jack Daniel BEIJING/DHARAMSALA (Reuters) – For decades, Beijing has maintained that the Dalai Lama is a separatist, but Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader once had a special relationship with the father of Xi Jinping, the man in line to become China’s next president. (...)

Parliament’s Appeal Letter on Critical Situation in Tibet

jeudi 30 août 2012 par jamphel — Flash News

A Tibetan Parliamentary delegation headed by Speaker Penpa Tsering presented the following appeal letter to various embassies in New Delhi to seek their urgent and concrete action to end China’s policies which are pushing an increasing number of Tibetans to set themselves on fire in Tibet: (...)

Press Release on Tragic Self-Immolations in Tibet

jeudi 30 août 2012 par jamphel — Flash News, Press Release, Situation in Tibet, Situation in Tibet News

Press Release 30 August 2012 The Central Tibetan Administration is gravely concerned by the deteriorating situation in Tibet. Despite repeated appeals by the Central Tibetan Administration to refrain from drastic actions, over 51 Tibetans have now set themselves on fire in protest against the (...)

Dalai Lama sees “encouraging signs” of shift in China

mercredi 29 août 2012 par jamphel — News From Other Sites

By John Chalmers and Frank Jack DanielReuters / 29 August 2012 DHARAMSHALA: There are encouraging signs that attitudes towards Tibet are shifting in China, the Dalai Lama said on Wednesday, adding that the exiled Tibetan leadership is ready for fresh talks on his homeland if there was a genuine (...)

Obituary: Gonpo Tashi Angeytsang

mercredi 29 août 2012 par jamphel — Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: Joint Secretary Gonpo Tashi Angeytsang, serving as the settlement officer of Orissa Phuntsokling settlement, passed away due to illness on 28 August at a hospital in Bangalore. He was 54. Mr Gonpo Tashi was born on 6 July 1957 at Nangchen, Kham in eastern Tibet. His family came (...)

Home Kalon Meets Senior Officials of Karnataka Govt

mercredi 29 août 2012 par jamphel — Flash News

BANGALORE: Kalon for the Department of Home, Dolma Gyari, met senior officials of the government of Karnataka during her recent visit to south India. She was accompanied by Chief Representative of South Zone, Mr Karma Singe. During her last leg of visit at Doeguling Tibetan settlement in (...)

Monk official missing since arrest in Ngaba

mercredi 29 août 2012 par jamphel — Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: An official of Kirti Tsodun monastery in north-eastern Tibet’s Ngaba region is still missing after he was picked up by police on the night of 19 August, a report coming of out Tibet says. Both the monastery and local residents have frantically searched the whereabouts of Lobsang (...)

Berlin protest sheds light on Tibetan plight

mercredi 29 août 2012 par jamphel — News From Other Sites

[Deutsche Welle / 28 August 2012] Tibet Initiative Deutschland talks with DW about the growing number of Tibetan self-immolations and its demonstration in Berlin ahead of German Chancellor Merkel’s trip to Beijing for inter-governmental consultations. DW: What can you tell us about the Tibet (...)

DoE holds first symposium on dialectics at Chauntra school

mardi 28 août 2012 par jamphel — Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: The Department of Education is organising for the first time a symposium on dialectics for students from Himachal and Ladakh at Sambhota Tibetan school in Chauntra near Dharamsala from 27 August – 1 September. Students and religious teachers, including 33 boys, 33 girls and 11 (...)