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DHARAMSHALA, October 23: Teachers and school staff must not turn schools into a political platform to spread ‘regionalism and sectarianism’ because doing so will lead to students and parents losing trust over the school, said CTA President Sikyong Dr. Lobsang Sangay during the 57th Founding Anniversary of Tibetan Children’s Village today.
“Teachers and staff have the added responsibility of teaching the importance of unity. It is of great importance for them to advise the students to act without being biased towards a particular region or a sect,” said President Sangay, adding that it is important also to stop those who spread such negative influences.
DHARAMSHALA, October 19: The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama returned home to Dharamshala today following his maiden visit to Manipur where he attended an international conference on Peace and Harmony in Imphal on October 18 at the Imphal City Convention Center.
The Dalai Lama visited the state on the invitation from the Speaker of the Manipur Legislative Assembly, Yumnam Khemchand Singh. In his address to over 700 people in the convention center, His Holiness said that the most of the contemporary problems face by mankind are created by humans.
Apex Tibetan library in exile to shift base to Bengaluru
DHARAMSHALA, Oct. 21: The most resourceful repository of Tibetan culture and traditions in exile, the Library of Tibetan Works and Archive (LTWA) will reportedly be shifting base from Dharamshala to South India near Bengaluru city, the organization’s Director told an Indian daily citing safety and longevity of the library’s artifacts and inventory as the purpose of the move.
Tibet Policy Institute signs MOU with Chennai Centre for China Studies
[Tuesday, October 24, 2017 18:02
DHARAMSHALA, October 24: The President of the Central Tibetan Administration said that Tibet is not just an issue for six million Tibetans but for whole of Asia and the rest of the world. CTA President Lobsang Sangay was speaking at a conference jointly organized by the Chennai Centre for China Studies (3CS) and Tibet Policy Institute (TPI) at Gangchen Kyishong today.
No more ‘exit permit’ for Tibetan refugees going abroad: Home Ministry official
[Monday, October 23, 2017 17:29]
DHARAMSHALA, Oct. 23: Tibetan refugees residing in India may soon be without the hassles of ‘exit permit’ when traveling abroad, according to a senior official from the Home Ministry in New Delhi.
The official document is essentially a checklist for any pending criminal or legal cases and background among other things, by the Indian government for any Tibetan who has already secured a visa to travel abroad. Instead, Tibetan refugees would be provided with a NOC (no-objection certificate) at the time of issuance of identity certificates, the document in-lieu of a passport for Tibetans residing in India issued by New Delhi.
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