Tibetan Women’s Association elects new leadership Share on twitter
Tenzin Dolma from Bylakuppe is elected as the new president of Tibetan Women s Association on Friday (Phayul Photo- Kunsang Gashon)
By Choekyi Lhamo
th Executive team for the three-year term from 2021-2024 on Friday, following the three-day 13
th General Body Meeting. Two representatives from 18 chapters participated in the annual meet, whereas members from 23 chapters could not participate in the meeting due to the resurgence of Covid-19 virus in India.
The Dharamshala-based TWA Central elected Tenzin Dolma from Bylakuppe as the new president of the association; Tsering Dolma as the new Vice-President; Kalsang Dolma as the General Secretary; and team members Dolma Tsering, Tamdin Dolma, Lhamo Choezom, and Namgyal Dolkar for the ne
On 62nd anniversary of Tibetan National Uprising, Sikyong urges global pushback against China s tyranny
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A day of resistance and hope : March marks Tibetan uprising
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Opinion: Free Tibet- A voice from Assam Share on twitter
A young Tibetan boy dons flames on his cheek on the occasion of 62nd Tibetan Uprising day in Dharamshala (Phayul photo/Kunsang Gashon)
By Novanita Sharma
On the 10
th of March 1959, the people of Tibet came out to the streets of Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet in the largest peaceful resistance against repression of their rights and the forceful occupation of their motherland by the Chinese Communist Government since 1950. The sea of peace-loving Tibetans outside the Potala Palace, Lhasa on this fateful day to assert their rightful claim for their beloved motherland questioned the freedom loving humanity about its responsibility.