Chinese authorities have sentenced two senior Tibetan monastic leaders—Abbot Sherab and monastery administrator Gonpo of Yena Monastery in Dege County, eastern Tibet—to four and three years in prison respectively, according to sources cited by Radio Free Asia. The sentencing...

(TibetanReview.net, Jun20’25) – Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, is expected to issue a message on Jul 2, few days before his 90th birthday, which will possibly address the issue of his succession, reported the AFP Jun 19, citing the Sikyong...

Tenzin Nyidon  DHARAMSHALA, June 20: In a significant development for Tibetan education in exile, 50 contractual teachers of the Sambhota Tibetan Schools Society (STSS) have been granted permanent positions following an evaluation process. Among them are 15 Pre-Primary Teachers...

New York-New Jersey Tibetans honor Dalai Lama’s 90th with opera on Milarepa’s life, celebrating Tibetan culture and personal transformation through art.

Tibetan monks tour Latin America with sacred chants and Sand Mandalas, spreading peace and compassion for Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday celebration.

Nathula: After a gap of five years, the revered Kailash Mansarovar Yatra through Sikkim recommenced on Friday with the ceremonial flagging off of the first batch of pilgrims by Sikkim Governor Om Prakash Mathur from the Nathula Pass.The batch...

Dharamshala: Sikyong Penpa Tsering of the Central Tibetan Administration will embark on an official visit to Delhi, the United Kingdom, and Berlin, Germany, from 20 to 27 June 2025. Following a day of engagements in Delhi on 20 June,...

China has been urged to use the resumption of visits to Tibet by Indian pilgrims to improve relations between the two countries after years of tensions. Earlier this year, China said it would allow pilgrims to return to the...

Further police repression against the Qigong-based movement is likely to follow. The post Chinese Communist Party Launches a Campaign Labeling Bodhi Gong as a “Criminal Gang” first appeared on Bitter Winter.

(TibetanReview.net, Jun19’25) – Research works in China lack trustworthiness because their authors and publishers lack knowledge of ethical publishing practices, reported phys.org Jun 16, citing a new study published in the Journal Data and Information Science.  A new survey has revealed a...