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The Purge Deepens: Xi Jinping’s Military Reshuffling Reveals Broader Vulnerabilities

OPINION While taking note of the fact that some experts see the recent surge of removal from office for corruption etc of some of President Xi Jinping’s known close associates and loyalists as his loss of grip on power, Ashu...

The Panchen Lama’s Disappearance and China’s Assault on Religious Freedom

OPINION Ashu Maan* sees China's narrative behind its plan to appoint its own “reincarnation” of the 14th Dalai Lama – as in the case of the Panchen Lama before him – as a perfect synthesis of imperial control and modern...

Ghoton Homage: A Tribute to His Holiness The 14th Dalai Lama

OPINION Phuntsog Wangyal* remembers the Dalai Lama as a bearer of timeless message for the good of humanity. I had the privilege of serving as the first Representative of His Holiness the Dalai Lama at his office in London from its...

From Dependency to Empowerment: Reimagining Strategic Contribution and Financial Sustainability for the Tibetan Community and Movement

As the United States suspended its USAID programmes across the world, severely hitting exile Tibetan projects and programmes as well, Tenzin Norsang* discusses the need and ways for the Tibetan community to transition from dependency on foreign aid to...

China cannot hold a white paper on Tibetan rights tainted by its bloody hands of repression

OPINION Palden Sonam* expresses outrage at the suspicious circumstance in which Tulku Rigzin Hungkar Dorje, a victim of China’s campaign to assimilate Tibet and transnational repression, died in Vietnam on March 28, and calls the outrageous manner in which he...

Prof. Pokala Lakshmi Narasu, the Buddhist Prodigy of the 19th Century (1861-1934)

Dr A B Sai Prasad* discusses the role played by Professor Pokala Lakshmi Narasu, ‘an uncompromising opponent of Religion’, in popularizing Buddhism in the 19th century, the mantle currently borne by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. “In history textbooks,” according...

Buddhaguptha Natha, the Buddha of the 16th century (1514-1610)

OPINION While it is generally believed that Buddhism had become almost extinct in India by the end of the 12th century, the fact that Buddhaguptha Natha, a Tamil Yogi who appeared like ‘Shukra’ in the sky of India’s Buddhism, led...

The Silencing of Tibetan Voices: Who Benefits and Who Loses from the Closure of VOA and RFA?

Recalling his experiences of listening clandestinely to the US government-funded radio broadcast services while living in Tibet and later working for it at great personal cost after arriving in exile, Gyaltsen Choedrak* argues that while China is spending many...

Recounting a journey of self-discovery

When lost in a crisis self-confidence and identity, Menda Rewa* finds that there is no alternative to sticking to one’s Tibetan root. In India, she carried seven thick textbooks that were written entirely in Tibetan and a pencil case made...

Ready to return to an autonomous Tibetan homeland

Sharchok Khukta* argues that Tibetans remain ready to return to an autonomous homeland within the People’s Republic of China whereas the Chinese government keeps levelling false accusations and imposing impossible preconditions to prevent talks towards the realisation of this...
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India urged to recognize Tibet, restore ‘Indo-Tibet border’ nomenclature

(TibetanReview.net, Jul13’25) – A day after Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Mr Pema Khandu said India does not share any...
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