Tsering Passang On 25th April 1989, a boy named Gedhun Choekyi Nyima was born – a birth that would later carry profound spiritual significance for millions of Tibetans. Recognised in 1995 by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama as...

The evolving stories of pretas reveal much about Buddhist views of karma, cosmology, and grief. The post Who Were the Hungry Ghosts, Really? appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.

Peppa Pig is now in Tibetan, launched by Tibet Fund to promote language learning and cultural preservation among young Tibetan children.

ICT urges China to release the Panchen Lama on his 36th birthday, marking 30 years of enforced disappearance and religious repression in Tibet.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering urges Indian AYUSH Minister to support Tibetan medicine under TRP 2014, aiming to strengthen Sowa-Rigpa tradition.

After a deadly militant attack in Kashmir, India suspended a key water treaty with neighbouring Pakistan.

Langtang was destroyed in the earthquake, and 300 of its residents died. But others returned and rebuilt a tourist haven

The Panchen Lama turned 36 on Friday. Taken by China 30 years ago, his whereabouts remain a mystery.

At a training session in Beijing, museum directors are told they should focus on documenting that “border regions” such as Tibet and Xinjiang were always Chinese. The post China Mobilizes Museums for Propaganda first appeared on Bitter Winter.

This article highlights the ongoing threat of spyware targeting Tibetan communities through spoofed mobile apps. It breaks down how tools like BADBAZAAR and MOONSHINE operate, which apps have been weaponized, and how users can spot and respond to potential...