Dharamshala: - Over a thousand people gathered at the The Tibetan Children's Village (TCV) ground on October 23 to commemorate the 53rd anniversary of the school.
Tibetan education department begins counseling programme
Dharamshala: - The Department of Education of the Central Tibetan Administration has begun its annual counseling programme in schools under its administration.
TIPA marks 54th Anniv. with focus on language preservation
Dharamshala: - The Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA) Wednesday, August 21 celebrated its 54th founding anniversary with a theme on preservation of Tibetan language.
Ladakh Siddartha school turns 20: Preserving Culture of Tibet
Leh, Ladakh, J&K: - July 15th and 16th 2013 marked a special achievement for Siddartha High School, a remote school located high in the Himalayas of Northern India. Twenty years ago, a Tibetan Buddhist Monk, Khan Rinpoche Lobsang Tsetan, had an idea.
Tibetan Buddhist nuns finally receive Ph.D degrees
Dharamshala: - After years of deliberation the Department of Religion and Culture of the Central Tibetan Administration in Dharamsala finally took the decision to grant the Geshema degree to Buddhist nuns.
UK University recognised for commitment to Tibetan students
Dharamshala: - The London Metropolitan University, which has awarded scholarships to 16 Tibetan students, since 1998, has been recognised for its commitment in educating and supporting the Tibetan community.
British NGO seeks Tibetan work placements for skilled graduates
Dharamshala: A British NGO is seeking Tibetan organisations in Dharamshala with which to place skilled graduates on four month work experience schemes.
Book: A Volunteer's story of life with the refugee children of Tibet
Dharamshala: - A new book by Lesley Freeman, an English woman, "Running from Tenda Gyamar," foreword by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, is a story of her struggles as a volunteer teacher, living and working with the refugee children of Tibet in the Himalayan township of Northern India.
“We can do anything boys can do” - Tibet’s female football stars of tomorrow
Dharamshala: Two weeks after seeing her brother beaten by police for attempting to cross the Nepalese border, Lhamo Kyi scored the first goal in the history of Tibetan women's football.
A Training Programme for University Students Held in New Delhi
New Delhi: - A special training programme for Tibetan students, who are currently studying at universities in New Delhi and Bangalore being held in New Delhi, the capital of India, focusing on enhancement Business Communication and Etiquette, and English language skills.
A Tibet book 'Invisible Angel' Launched in Taiwan
Dharamshala: Tibetan monk, Tashi Khenpo, has recently published his book Invisible Angel. Tashi Khenpo was born in 1977, in Kham, a district of Dzachukha (Ganzi shiqu County). He spent his childhood grazing, digging for ginseng and caterpillar fungus to help make ends meat.