Tibet Today

"Let the Tears of Tibetan, the Sorrow of Tibetan, and the struggle of Tibet forever reside in our hearts, propelling us to move forward with unwavering determination." - Deputy speaker Dolma Tsering

“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a true leader.” - @enesfreedom

Deputy Speaker Dolma Tsering concluded her talk at the "International Tibet Youth Forum" with a quote from Robert Frost's poem, "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening."

China has separated nearly one million Tibetan children from their parents, forcing them to live in colonial boarding schools – cutting them off from their families, language, and religion while subjecting them to intense political indoctrination day in and day out.

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The breathtaking beauty of the Tibetan plateau, all in the delightful company of little Dolma!

Tibetan monks harmoniously pull the dough to make Thenthuk, gracefully swaying to the beats of a joyous melody. Thenthuk is a typical Tibetan noodle soup that keeps the nomads warm during the long Tibetan winters. You can make it either with vegetables or meat. In Tibetan “then” means pull and “thuk” means noodles.🍜

Our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to Jane Birkin's friends and family! We mourn the loss of a devoted Tibetan supporter. Our thoughts and prayers are with you! Birkin peacefully passed away at her residence in Paris, leaving behind a remarkable legacy that will be fondly remembered by her admirers across the globe.

Dhondup Wangchen has shown exemplary dedication to the Tibetan cause, committing himself to doing his best in every possible way. He has taken on the responsibility as a Tibetan individual and continues to fight ardently for the rights of Tibetans. In light of his inspiring efforts, are you also actively contributing and taking on the undeniable responsibility for the Tibetan cause?

Glimpses of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama attending Long Life Prayer Ceremony offered to him by the Ladakh Buddhist Association and the Ladakh Gonpa Association at Shewatsel teaching ground in Leh.

“Under the leadership of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, we created the exiled government (in India). And we continue to maintain the movement here. Now I see that nonviolence is not just a strategy to keep ourselves alive, but to give ourselves the hope again and again.” - tenzin Tsundue

“Our aim is to be happy-to find peace of mind. I'm not talking about the next life, or anything to do with God, but about being peaceful, happy individuals here and now.” - @dalailama