Today, the world is more open, it is showing up all the options for its people. Communication accesses are well built while at the same time people are candid all the way to becoming mates from an overnight hangout! May be it is what is the change of time and the change of behaviors according…

One of the most important historic transitions has been taking place in Asia since the mid nineteen hundreds. With the demolish of kingship with the overthrow of Qing Dynasty after the rise of revolutions such as Xinhai Revolution at the beginning of the twentieth century gave rise to the formation of a liberal China. However,…

1. Geographical Significance: Tibet has been geographically considered as the Third pole of the world for bearing the largest concentration of glaciers outside the polar caps of the earth. This serves as the source of about at least one sixth of the global population and more clearly as the heart of Asia. This gracious significance…

The question can the world survive without Tibet is a striking question mark which at the first glance anyone would occur, what this Tibet has got to do with the survival of the world? But I bet if you get little deeper into this issue, you will come across the heart of Asia and the…

I can not burn my own body with my own hand, neither can you! When reading the stories of the self immolation practices carried out around the world, it seemed unreal as tales of another world. I am sure that the experience had been the same with you too. But when there is an unbelievable…

I live in the air of unrestricted breath counts and I don’t have an obsessed wish for the freedom of life. For me, freedom is in the air, it has no restrictions. But I don’t know about the otherwise.  The system of self immolation as a practice of protest against a dominating power was popularly…

I am not an Indian by citizen but I have a royal love for this country. I am a Tibetan by nationality but an Indian by locality. I have stepped upon this foreign land as an innocent child of about eight years old before a decade. Now, I have grown up to be an adult…

If birth be a defining factor of our nationality, I am strongly Tibetan though I have the regret of living in a country rather than Tibet. I am this year turning to my nineteenth birthday but it is a highly humiliating fact that about twelve years from this nineteen has been spent in India despite being a Tibetan!…

The age of Charles Dickens, the best of times yet the worst of times, the season of light yet the season of darkness, the spring of hope yet a winter of despair. It is the age of our generation with the replication of the Dickens’s age. We achieved a whole lot yet we have lost…