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In a pivotal session of the Rajya Sabha, Sikkim MP Dorjee Tshering Lepcha has called on the central government to revise the terminology used for the northern frontier. Lepcha urged the government to replace the term "China border" with "Tibet border," arguing that the 1,400-kilometer stretch from Leh, Ladakh, and Arunachal Pradesh to Sikkim more accurately borders Tibet than China. He appealed to the Indian government and military agencies, including the Indian Army and the Border Roads Organization (BRO), to officially recognize this distinction.

In a devastating blow to Tibetan culture and religious heritage, a historic Buddhist monastery Atsok Gon Dechen Choekhorling Monastery in Dragkar county, Tsolho has been demolished to make way for a Chinese hydropower project. The destruction of this sacred site has sparked outrage among Tibetans and human rights advocates, who view it as another example of Beijing's aggressive policies toward Tibetan identity and autonomy.

A surge in the number of ethnic Chinese scientists leaving America to return to China has raised suspicions about a covert strategy by the Chinese government to infiltrate the US scientific community and extract valuable research and technology. The exodus, which has accelerated in recent years, is linked to the controversial US China Initiative, a government probe aimed at combating economic espionage.

Tibetans within Tibet are voicing their frustration over Douyin, a major Chinese social media platform, which is blocking Tibetan-language broadcasts. Despite these growing complaints, Chinese authorities remain unresponsive, showcasing a broader agenda to replace Tibetan with Mandarin.

Investigate Forced Labor in Tibetan Mines, Urges Rights Group A prominent human rights organization has called for an urgent investigation into suspected forced labor practices...

His Holiness the Dalai Lama's official website announced that His Holiness the Dalai Lama has made a full recovery from his recent surgical incision. The medical team responsible for his care has confirmed that the incision has completely healed, allowing the revered spiritual leader to resume his normal daily routines and engagements.

The stunning landscapes of Tibet have long been synonymous with spiritual tranquility and cultural heritage. However, beneath this picturesque veneer lies a troubling reality. Chinese authorities have been intensifying efforts to mandate the enrollment of Tibetan children into state-run residential schools. This imposition has sparked considerable concern and controversy among Tibetan communities and international human rights organizations alike.

Tensions in the South China Sea have been running high after a recent violent clash between Chinese coast guard personnel and Filipino troops. The Philippines has shown resilience and strategic prowess, pushing back against Chinese aggression, marking a significant diplomatic and strategic victory.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering, the Tibetan President in Exile, provided insights into ongoing back-channel negotiations with China and outlined the Central Tibetan Administration’s (CTA) strategic plans. The discussions come amid broader geopolitical issues, including China's renaming of territories and the historical role of Tibetan soldiers in Indian wars.

In an interview on Wednesday,the leader of the Tibetan Community in-exile and the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) Sikyong Penpa Tsering addressed critical issues in ongoing negotiations with China, focusing on the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama and the state of Tibetan education.