Tibetan Exile
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People Need Not Worry About Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy: NPP Arunachal Pradesh
People need not worry about Tibetan rehabilitation policy in Arunachal Pradesh which was approved to be implemented in the state last recently by the cabinet of CM Shri. Pema Khandu, said the National People’s Party following the All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (APPSU) president’s statement denouncing the government’s decision in extending the rehabilitation policy for…
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New Rules Set For Tibetans Availing Indian Passports
New rules have been set for Tibetans availing Indian passports following the earlier court ruling in favour of Tibetans eligibility to seek Indian passports. The MEA’s ruling has laid out four conditions to be fulfilled by the Tibetans who are applying for the Indian passports instead of the Tibetan travel document I.C. issued by the…
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Father’s Memoir Takes Tibetan Youth To Adversity Incurred Post Chinese Invasion
A second generation Tibetan youth in exile revisits the adversities incurred upon Tibetans of his parents generation post the Chinese invasion of Tibet. Rignam Wangkhang, son of first generation exiled Tibetan Tsering Dorjee Wangkhang visits the experience of his father’s escape into exile and the hardships endured aftermath the Chinese invasion of Tibet.
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Tibetan Muslims Hope For A Seat In Tibetan Parliament
Tibetan muslims who arrived into exile after His Holiness the Dalai Lama fled into India and settled in Kashmir region of India. There by the Tibetan muslims flourished in the valley and have secured the citizenship of India. In an interview report published by Tibet express, an interviewee Tibetan muslim expressed their hope for a…
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India To Issue Passports To All Eligible Tibetan Refugees
The Government of India has ordered all the passports offices across the country and abroad to issue Indian passports to Tibetan refugees. Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) following the direction of Delhi High court decided to issue Indian passports to all eligible Tibetans born on India between 26/01/1950 to 01/07/1987.
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Dalai Lama Visiting Arunachal Pradesh Not A Problem: India
China furiously opposed the visit of US ambassador Richard Verma to Tawang on October 21 for the Tawang Festival while India disregarded their criticism. This time it is His Holiness the Dalai Lama who is now expected to visit Arunachal Pradesh next year. The Modi government has issued a statement saying the Dalai Lama visiting…
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Nepal Gives Written Letter To Provide Tibetans Vital Certificates
Nepal government has issued a written commitment to facilitate providing vital registration certificates to Tibetan refugees in the country. Nepal’s written letter comes in response to the complaint lodged to the government through National Human Rights Commission. The press release made by INHURED says that this commitment from the Nepali government is applicable to all…
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Give Tibetans Indian Passport: Court Orders Not To Question Nationality
The Delhi high court on Thursday ordered the Ministry of External Affairs to treat all the Tibetans who meets the criteria of being Indian citizens by birth as Indians. The court also directed the ministry to issue Tibetans Indian Passport when they come under the criteria of considering a citizen of India by birth as…
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Tibetan Vote System Does Not Invalidate Democratic Principles: Samdhong Rinpoche
The former Prime Minister of exile Tibetan government in India, Honorable Samdhong Rinpoche in recent interviews have expressed his views about the Tibetan monks and nuns right to vote for both the religious and provincial candidates in the elections for Tibetan Parliament in Exile where he said that this right does not invalidate the basic…
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Tibetan Girl’s Heart Touching Graduation Speech Gets Standing Ovation
I tried to hide the real aspects of me fear of not being accepted. I tried not to talk about my past or reveal too much about my family during conversations with classmates and teachers. I really thought that conforming to a perceived norm was the best path to growing but it wasn’t and I…