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Archaeologists uncover Bronze Age Chinese secret to brewing red rice wine

Rice wine was consumed ceremonially by Mogou people in second millennium BC

When Advocacy Slips into Inaccuracy: A Call for Reflection and Correction

Tsering Passang | 26 December 2025 In this article, Tsering Passang critically examines how historically inaccurate public statements by an elected Tibetan leader risk weakening the credibility, coherence, and moral authority of the Tibetan cause, underscoring the responsibility of...

From Tibet to Canada: a life standing up against Chinese oppression

Youngdoung Tenzin is living history of modern Tibet.The Chinese government on Dec. 22 last year sanctioned him along with 19 other Canadians who were associated with the Canada Tibet Co...

China’s Panchen returns to Beijing after six-month stint of promoting Sinicization of Tibetan Buddhism

(TibetanReview.net, Dec25’25) – China has called its 11th “Panchen Lama” Gyaincain Norbu, imposed on the Tibetan people in 1995 as a deliberate snub against the Dalai Lama for having already made his recognition of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima without its...

Tibetan Youth Congress Organisation Secretary Tsamchoe-la attended as the guest at the Ningtopling Organisation’s Christmas celebration

Tibetan Youth Congress Organisation Secretary Tsamchoe-la attended as the guest at the Ningtopling Organisation’s Christmas celebration with special children on 25 December 2025. Ningtopling expressed sincere gratitude to TYC for their service.  

New traffic plan for tourists headed to Mussoorie via Dehradun this weekend

Dehradun SSP Ajai Singh said the Mussoorie plan includes designated routes, diversion arrangements, and parking facilities to ensure smooth traffic movement

Borrowing a mouth to speak: overtourism in China’s imagined Tibet

The international tourism industry has undergone a significant recalibration in recent years, with major destinations implementing protective measures to address overtourism and ecological degradation. Japan now limits daily climbers on Mount Fuji’s Yoshida Trail to 4,000, Venice has introduced...

Deputy Speaker Dolma Tsering Teykhang Briefs Savitribai Phule Pune University Students on Tibetan Cause

Dharamshala: On 25 December 2025, Deputy Speaker Dolma Tsering Teykhang briefed a group of students from Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU), led by Prof. Mahesh Deokar and Prof. Lata Deokar, on the current critical situation inside Tibet, the evolution...