China Approves World’s Largest Dam on Brahmaputra River in Tibet

World's Largest Dam

China has taken a monumental step in its infrastructure development by approving the construction of the world’s largest dam on the Brahmaputra River in Tibet, close to the Indian border. This colossal project, a marvel of modern engineering, comes with economic ambitions but also raises significant geopolitical and environmental concerns. The Scale and Ambition of … Read more

Dalai Lama Says ‘I May Live 110 Years’ Amid Health Concerns

Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama, a beacon of hope and wisdom for millions of Tibetan Buddhists, recently reassured his followers about his health amid ongoing concerns about his advanced age and succession. At 89 years old, the spiritual leader remains steadfast, providing optimism for the Tibetan community and beyond as questions about his future leadership loom large. … Read more

Tibetan Buddhist Scholar Geshe Rachung Gendun Released from Chinese Prison

Geshe Rachung Gendun

Geshe Rachung Gendun, a highly respected Tibetan Buddhist scholar from Kirti Monastery in Ngaba County, has been released from a Chinese prison after serving a three-and-a-half-year sentence. His imprisonment and the conditions surrounding it highlight the ongoing challenges faced by Tibetan monks and scholars under Chinese rule. The Arrest and Imprisonment of Geshe Rachung Gendun … Read more

India’s Land Slowly Slipping 5 to 6 Centimeters Beneath Tibetan Plate Per Year

India's Land Slowly Slipping

India’s Land Slowly Slipping 5 to 6 Centimeters Beneath Tibetan Plate Per Year, raising concerns among scientists about the possibility of a devastating earthquake in the Himalayan region. This slow movement, which measures around 5 to 6 centimeters per year, is a phenomenon that has been ongoing for millions of years and is now posing … Read more