Category Archives: Opinions

  • Mila Rangzen Tibetan unity in peril: Call for massive street protest in Dharamshala 11 November 2017 | Mila Rangzen 115 comments

    When we think an issue is this important, we are left with no choice but a massive protest. ...

  • Nava Thakuria China’s unaccountable Myanmar bonanza 7 November 2017 | Nava Thakuria no comments

    Burma's giant neighbour China maintains its aloofness from the Rohingya crisis, while utilizing the fuel pipelines originated in the trouble-torn Rakhine province of western Burma. ...

  • Anshdeep Kaur Scrapping of the Exit Permit: Wolf in sheep’s clothing 1 November 2017 | Anshdeep Kaur 4 comments

    Passport does not change your Tibetan ethnicity, but it does give you rights to keep Tibet alive here, in India, where you are. ...

  • NS Venkataraman Tibetans should believe independence is possible 31 October 2017 | NS Venkataraman 2 comments

    Tibetans should remember that faith and belief have historically changed the tide of misfortune, and that without faith and belief, no cause can be achieved. ...

  • Ugyen Gyalpo Different valleys of resentment 29 October 2017 | Ugyen Gyalpo one comment

    With Buddhism fading like a fashion trend in the West, and free Tibet movements getting weaker, it’s now left to the Tibetan people to be the sole custodian of our cause. ...

  • Ngawang Choechen A better choice for Tibet than Xi Jinping? 25 October 2017 | Ngawang Choechen 5 comments

    Since Xi Jinping took power in 2012, China's economy has continued to grow, but the country has also become more authoritarian, with increasing censorship and arrests of human rights lawyer ...

  • NS Venkataraman President Xi Jinping’s confusion and dilemma 22 October 2017 | NS Venkataraman no comments

    In his marathon opening address during the conference of the Communist Party of China (CPC), Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke about the “principal contradiction” facing China. ...

  • Nava Thakuria Standing for media’s rights in India 2 October 2017 | Nava Thakuria no comments

    India, largest democracy of the globe, remains a bad place for working journalists, irrespective of the regimes in power at New Delhi or any province capital. ...

  • Ugyen Gyalpo Tibetan nannies: The Gold Standard 30 September 2017 | Ugyen Gyalpo 2 comments

    Tibetan nannies have earned a name for themselves in the world of childcare among the elite populace that resides in the most expensive real estate in the world, Manhattan. ...

  • NS Venkataraman Should Aung San Suu Kyi be blamed for Rohingya crisis? 19 September 2017 | NS Venkataraman one comment

    Critics of Aung San Suu Kyi say that she is all-powerful in Myanmar today and should be squarely blamed for the present Rohingya crisis in Myanmar. ...