Dharamshala — The Tibetan writers' group, Tibet Writes, organised a three-day Tibetan Artists Festival in Dharamsala, which was attended by 30 Tibetan writers and musicians from all over the world. Bhuchung D Sonam, the festival's organiser, said the festival aimed to bring together Tibetan artists living in different countries with different cultures to discuss what art can do for Tibet and to celebrate Tibetan creativity and culture.

New Delhi — The Tibet Advocacy Alliance - India launched its advocacy week in New Delhi on Monday, coinciding with the winter session of the Indian Parliament. The Tibetan NGO members urge Indian MPs to raise the Tibet issue in Parliament and recognise Tibet as an occupied country. They also call on India to put pressure on China to end its cultural genocide in Tibet.

Mundgod — The official enthronement ceremony of 'Sharpa Choeje Rinpoche Jetsun Lobsang Dorjee' as the 105th Gaden Tripa, Holder of the Gaden Throne, the title of the spiritual head of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism was held on November 26, 2024 in Gaden Monastery in South India.

Dharamshala — Tibetan Youth Congress began its bike rally in 110 cities across 20 Indian states, to draw attention to the current dire situation in Tibet, including China's ongoing actions to eradicate Tibetan culture and exploit Tibet's natural resources. The Tibetan Youth Congress urges India to adopt a resolution supporting the historical independent status of Tibet to ensure a long term security for India.

Dharamshala — Tong-Len School (Tong-Len Charitable Trust) today celebrated the 20th anniversary of its foundation. Tong-Len School's founder, Tibetan monk Lobsang Jamyang, said that over the past 20 years, the charity had helped more than 23,000 children and poor people, who used to beg on the streets, to gain access to education and provide free healthcare service to the poor in the slums of Dharamshala.

Dharamshala — On International Chidren's Day, Central Tibetan Women's Association launched a motorcycle rally entitled "Alarming situation for Tibetan children and environment" to raise awareness of one million Tibetan children in Chinese colonial-style boarding schools and China's destruction of Tibet's environment. Tibetan women urge Indian Prime Minister Modi to raise these issues with Chinese leaders during their meeting.